DAVIS – Rohan John

Made our out back trips so fun with his quirky humour and friendly generous nature! Such a loss!

Will miss your lovely smile whenever our ladies Bible study met at your mum’s home.

To Janine and family thinking of you at this very sad time and remembering a great guy and fun times at the volleyball – Stephen and Linda Bates

Rohan will be sadly missed. Such a ‘gentle’ man., whom I’ve known over these last 37 years. He loved his family and time with friends. Love to family. Rest In Peace .

Such a genuine soul. I have nothing but respect for the way Rohan remained positive and willing to fight this horrible illness. My deepest sympathy for everyone who Rohan loved and those who loved him back
May you Rest In Peace Rohee

My deepest sympathy to the family may he Rest In Peace Rosie

To know him was to love him! Precious memories of our dear Rohan will live in our hearts forever – a truly wonderful young man. With much love and our heartfelt prayers of support for Helen, Janine, Anne and family from Auntie Wilma and Uncle Ron.

Hi Helen, We were so sorry to hear about Rohan. I called in the other day but you weren’t home. I hope the love of family and friends around you helps to ease the pain a little. Lots of love, Joan and Larry

Rohee was a great mate and a fantastic travelling companion. We enjoyed lots of trips and adventures together. It is hard to believe we did so much in such a short time. Our thoughts are with the Davis family. Rohee may be gone but his memories will always be with us.

A true gentleman, friend and neighbor. Rohan was always willing to help and will miss our chats. His gentle nature and smile will always be remembered. Sincere sympathy to Helen, Anne and Janine.

It’s in moments like these that words fall short. But I hope you know how much love I have in my heart for Rohan and that you’re in my thoughts. God Bless X

Rohan Davis was a schoolmate of mine at STAGGS and a much loved member of our year-level. As you grow up you often drift apart from your school friends, as busy lives take us in all sorts of different directions, but good people like Rohan don’t get forgotten. Condolences to all of his family members and please know that there is a large group of people who grew up with Rohan who are taking pause and remembering the great times we shared as kids. Sad news indeed.

Rohan was one of those people that left an impact on you in a very positive way. I say this as a friend who has not seen him since we parted ways at Gippsland Grammar in 1984. I have never forgotten our friendship or taken it for granted. You know what, maybe I did take it for granted, and I regret that.

Rohan was a very spiritual kid at school, caring for all of us with our flaws and teenage angst. He wasn’t one to be concerned about the ‘cool kids’, footy scores or what was the top song on 3TR. He cared about people.

I remember Rohan as a guy that radiated kindness and tolerance for everyone in his sphere.

I also remember playing Chess with Rohan on the bus to/from our high school in Sale, talks about philosophy and the early days of personal computing, and a few sleepovers at each others places in the early 80’s.

Thank you mate, you made a difference to so many of us.

There is no greater sorrow than a parent having to bury their child.

Mrs Davis, please accept the condolences of the STAGGS Class of 1984, and our gratitude for sharing Rohan with us for a brief time.

Most sincerely, Paul.