Thomas Edward Davies passed away peacefully at his home in Longmont, Colorado on October 9, 2025.

He is survived by his wife, Cathy Davies. His children include Daughter Debbie & husband Terry Barquist, Son Todd Pruitt (Deceased), Son Russell Lange, Daughter Kimberly & husband Tad Buonamici and Son Aaron Davies.

His grandchildren include  Adison, Amber, AshLee (deceased) & Alexis Barquist, Ryan & Adrianna Pruitt, Olivia Laws & Finley Hyder, Thomas & Timothy Davies and Terrell Martinez.

Many great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.

Surviving sister, Kathy Holt & husband Shane Holt and son Jason Holt.

Many cousins, nieces & nephews, & great nieces & nephews.

Preceded in death by his father, Robert Edward Davies, mother Bonnie Gayle Blackburn, Brother Donald Davies & Gary Davies.

Tom was born in Gallup, New Mexico in 1942.  His grandfather and father worked and helped develop the Two Grey Hills Trading Post in Toadlena, New Mexico.  Tom joined the Navy at 19 years old. He later worked in many fields like banking, insurance, finance & construction.  He enjoyed being a contractor for the Santa Fe Railroad where his sons worked with him and later started, JC & Sons, where he and his sons were firewood contractors.

He loved his life with his wife, Cathy, and kids in the small town of Coruco, New Mexico, where they helped build an adobe church and were very active in the community.  They also were foster parents to many children & teenagers in the area, showing them love and kindness like they were their own.

They then moved to Clayton, New Mexico where he sold insurance and later became the City Manager.  They were very active in Clayton and the surrounding community.  They later moved right outside of Clayton about 30 miles to Clapham, New Mexico.  They refurbished the old school house from the 1890's where they lived for many happy years.  When Tom's health took a turn, they moved to Longmont, Colorado where they could be closer to hospitals and nearer to family, where he lived out his final days on a ranch with his family, also surrounded by alpacas, horses, chickens, geese, ducks, peacocks, turkeys and pheasants.

Tom had a big family and many great friends.  He will be truly missed by all who knew and loved him.