We all lost a wonderful husband, brother, uncle, cousin and friend on Saturday April 3, 2021, when Bryce Davies died after a months–long fight with cancer with his loving wife, Charlotte and sister, Gayle at his side.

There will be a Celebration of Life at the Davies home at a later date.

Bryce Owen Davies was born November 10, 1954, in Berlin, WI, to Robert and Jane Davies. He attended schools in Wautoma and Appleton and graduated from Monona Grove High School in 1972. Bryce attended UW-Green Bay and worked for the Brown County Library where he met his future wife, Charlotte Walch.

Charlotte and Bryce were married on July 12, 1975 in Green Bay and made their home there for 10 years, during which Bryce started his carpentry business.

Bryce and Charlotte moved to Wisconsin Dells in 1985, where he continued his carpentry business. He was a true carpenter, craftsman and designer. Bryce and Charlotte shared their home with 11 cats through their marriage. Although Bryce was a life-long Bear fan, they shared a love of football and attended many Badger games.

Bryce's interests included political history, visiting State Capital buildings, golf and swimming. He enjoyed yearly trips to the Indianapolis 500 and bicycling near Lake Superior. He valued and nurtured his friendships, as well as a good steak and a dry martini.

Bryce is survived by his wife, Charlotte; sister, Gayle Davies; brothers and sisters in-law, Jay and Mary Hartman Walch, Paul and Peggy Walch Daniels, Elaine Kwok and Carrie Davies. He is further survived by nieces, Alexa Davies and Shannon Holder; nephews, Tim and Tanner Walch, Travis Hartman and James Daniels; aunt, Charlotte Ewald; cousins, Janet Ewald, Carole Ewald, Harold Davies, Jr., Don Davies and Allen Davies and several grand nieces and nephews. Bryce was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Robert and Irvin and grandparents, Robert and Florence Ewald and Irvin and Alice Davies.

Donations made be made in Bryce's name to area food banks, Habitat for Humanity or the Kilbourn Public Library in Wisconsin Dells.