Teresa Elain Davis also known as Tee was born February 18, 1959 in Columbia, South Carolina. She was preceded in death by her loving mother and father Edna Thompason andLeon Jackson.She was educated in the public-school system of South Carolina where she graduated from EauClaire High. During her time attending Eau Claire she was a dedicated bus driver for the Richland One School District. She did a brief stint at Allen University. Her next endeavor wasbecoming a Certified Nursing Assistant working for the Taylor’s Home. After leaving the Taylor’sHome she worked for Ascension Hospice. She later retired from Light House Hospice after 32years of service in the healthcare field.After retiring Teresa loved to travel and try new restaurants. She also was a big supporter forher grandkids.

                  Teresa leaves to mourn her daughter Kenya (Joc) Joyner, Frankie (Melissa) Davis, and Annette(Devin) Davis. She also leaves behind her grandkids Diamond (Daniel) Kavanaugh, DestinyDavis, Ivory Davis, Khloe Williams, Gedarries Phonville, Brooklyn Joyner, and Khater Davis. Hersister Alice Housley, Annette Nelson, Tuesday (Hasan) West. She also leaves behind herbrothers Tony (Sandy) Thompson, Aaron Thompson, James (Tina) Thompson, HenryThompson Jr, and her Last surviving Uncle Roosevelt Davis. Lastly she was preceded in deathby her loving step father Henry Thompson.The family would also like to acknowledge her special children. They may have not been herblood but they were definitely her kids in Christ. Daughters are as follows: Cassandra Landy, Raynor, Shavetta Belton, Kaylyne Williams, Somoan Johnson, and Dominique Prioleau.Sons are as follows: Gary Taylor, Khalid Mills, and her beloved Taylor Gibbs who preceded herin death.