Larry Eugene Davis, 80, was born in Barron, WI on October 12, 1940 to Raymond Sr. and Beatrice Davis of Dallas, WI. He passed away on Wednesday, January 6, 2021 after suffering severe heart failure.He attended school in Dallas, WI until the 8th grade, after which he worked various places until he was drafted into the US Army in September 1963. After he proudly served his country for 2 years, he started working as a lineman for Northern States Power. While working for NSP, he met his wife, Lorena Gramstad near Rochester, MN. They were married on May 27, 1967 and have celebrated 53 years of marriage.Larry worked for several years as a salesman for D&D Silo Company, before starting his own business, Larry's Silo Repair, out of Chetek, WI. After retiring as a business owner, he spent a few years as the chairman for the township of Dovre (the way he talked about it, you would have thought he was running all of Western Wisconsin). If there was one thing that Larry loved to do, it was talk. He would talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere and about anything, especially the Green Bay Packers. He enjoyed deer hunting and fishing. He professed to be a good dancer and he loved telling stories, especially to his children and grandchildren. He also enjoyed a decent game of poker or cribbage.In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by a sister, Marion, three brothers, Clyde Sr., Melvin, Raymond Jr. and a son-in-law, Chris Serio.Surviving, in addition to his wife, Lorena (Gramstad) Davis, are his daughters, Patricia Serio, of Plover, WI, Loretta Oskey, and her husband, Jeff, of Shiocton, WI, his son, Shane Davis, and his wife, Nicole, of Pembroke, NH; three grandchildren, Abby Jo Oskey, Luke Davis and Jacob Davis; one sister, Shirley (Davis) Morley, of Chetek, WI, and several nieces and nephews.Due to present health concerns, a private family funeral service for Larry will be held Friday, February 5, 2021, at 11 a.m., at Chetek Lutheran Church. He will then be laid to rest at the Northern Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery in Spooner with full military honors at 1pm. The service will be live streamed by Chetek Lutheran Church for friends and family.Flowers and memorials can be sent to Chetek Lutheran Church.  If anyone should want to send monetary donations, we recommend sending those to Wisconsin Veterans Home at King  Attn: Marden Donation Center  N2665 County Road QQ  King, WI 54946.Arrangements are being handled by John J. Buettgen Funeral Home.