Celebration of Life Clifford Bruce Davis July 7, 1930 ~ March 6, 2010 Formerly of Walnut Creek Clifford is survived by his loving wife Lois Davis; amazing sister Shirley Morris; his children Suzanne ...

Judge L. Clifford Davis, the civil rights lawyer who fought to desegregate North Texas school districts before becoming the first Black judge in Tarrant County, died Saturday at age 100. He was born ...

Pallbearers carry the casket out of Saint Andrews United Methodist Church during the funeral for Judge Clifford Davis on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in Fort Worth. Davis, the first Black district judge to be ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Judge L. Clifford Davis, the first Black judge to be elected in Tarrant County and the civil rights lawyer who helped desegregate ...

TARRANT COUNTY, Texas — L. Clifford Davis, a civil rights attorney who fought to desegregate North Texas schools, has died at 100 years old, his family confirmed to WFAA. Davis was born on Oct. 12, ...

L. Clifford Davis, the first Black judge elected in Tarrant County, died Feb. 15. He was 100 years old. In 1983, Davis began serving as the district judge of Criminal District Court No. 2 in Tarrant ...

President Joe Biden approved HR 390, the legislation to remove Clifford Davis’ name, last December. A federal building in Memphis, Tennessee no longer bears the name of Clifford Davis, who had ties to ...

DAVIS, CLIFFORD Clifford Davis of Englewood, born September 1, 1922, will be dearly missed by his wife Avis; children, Renee (Charley) Ottinger, Diana (J.R.) Fellin, and Michael (Patti) Davis; ...

Clifford “Cliff” Davis, 83, of Chardon, passed away May 24, 2011, at UHHS Main Campus. Born June 17, 1927, in Elm Grove, W.Va., he had been a longtime area resident. Mr. Davis retired as a truck ...