Dr. Debra F. Davis

Thirty or so years ago, a sister encouraged me to see Dr. Deb. Appointments with Chiropractor Debra Davis became a visit with a friend. Those visits and Dr. Deb’s professional ability changed pain into the chance to enjoy and participate in active adventures, which we have done. We knew we could check in with her when we needed ‘tweaking’, which we did. Bad headaches and down-time for Kathleen became times for dancing, biking, sailing and skiing adventures. For Bob, back twists were adjusted so handball, sailing and skiing could continue. Dr. Deb shared hints that help.
That is all good. Selfishly, what is not good is missing her presence, more time with her selflessness and sincerity. We need to learn from and carry that forward. It is comforting that the suffering is over. Kathleen for Bob & Kathleen

Thinking of all of you. Deb was a tremendous help to me over the years. She was a huge asset to our community and will be greatly missed.

I went to see Deb via Nichole Hensen’s recommendation when I had an emergency back problem one morning. Deb saw me immediately and I had many more treatments with this caring woman. My husband also sought treatment from her and we both were amazed at her compassion and knowledge. We are sending our condolences to her entire family. Sincerely, Sandi Mcdougall & Paul Schierberl

What a beautiful lady in all that she did. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all!

Deb will be remembered as a passionate and caring person in her many pursuits and interactions with the people in her life. You will be missed but not forgotten.

Rich and Vern, I am sorry for the loss of your sister. She was spunky, quick-witted, and fun-loving. May you carry Deb and her spirit in your hearts.

I remember fondly when my family met your family. We were teens and pre-teens in Grand Forks when Lenora and my mom Mary were getting their masters in teaching. I remember the joy and fun your family shared with us then and for years later. There was always much laughter in the house. Like the time, Deb was sewing a garment with complicated directions. She was following the instructions so closely that she stitched the paper into the cloth. Or when Deb crawled inside the kitchen cabinets to paint and came out with just as much paint on her as the woodwork.

Heaven will welcome her as hearts ache in her memory<3 sorry for your loss

I met Dr. Deb after moving to Moorhead to attend school at Concordia College in 1988. I needed a local chiropractor, and she was the only chiropractor I met – just based off her ad in the yellow pages. We hit it off immediately. I’ve seen Dr. Deb here and there over the years since then, including receiving acupuncture for hot flashes when they started kicking in. She helped me immensely and I will be forever grateful for her kindness, caring, loving, nurturing and educational friendship. I will miss seeing her as we shared a passion for gardening – each growing season sharing tidbits of information with what worked and didn’t work or hearing about new plants maybe we’ve either never tried or heard of! It was a great pleasure to have known Dr Deb and I am grateful I was given the opportunity to meet and be friends with such a special person. She will be truly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with Dr .Deb’s family, friends, and coworkers.

dr.deb was a healing chiropractor for my life//I knew her for 30 years and she has made me the person a am today….I would more than likely be a complete cripple if it want for dr. Deb….I referred to here in my mind as a second healing good,,,,I’ll bet she really put up a fight in the hospital..using mind over matter..she was a very positive person..her death was a shock to me…she gave me the impression she was going to live till 110…god bless her!