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On the recordMarch 18, 2026
I rise today to honor Mr. Randall Eugene Davis, Sr., who passed away on February 16. Randy was a lifelong Savannahian and a proud resident of Wilmington Island. In 1994, Randy and Sherry, his wife of 35 years, opened Davis Produce in Savannah and grew it to the Wilmington Island staple that it is today. For 31 years, Randy dedicated himself to his community, paying their generosity forward. Mr. Davis understood that small businesses such as his survive through hard work, determination, and service to the community. These are values that he exemplified each day. Known as the 'home of the killer tomato,' Davis Produce became a place of community gathering and friendship for all. Randy was an exemplary member of the community who found happiness by bringing joy to others, both within and outside of his business. Mr. Speaker, Randy is survived by his wife, his father, his siblings, and community at large who greatly appreciated his years of service.
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John Rice Carter
Republican · Georgia

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Honoring the life and contributions of Mr. Randall Eugene Davis, Sr.

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