With hearts heavy yet filled with gratitude for a life richly lived, we remember Bruce "Stoney" Alan Davie Jr, who departed from us on July 23, 2026, in Mineral Wells. Born on January 11, 1978, in Fort Leonardwood, Missouri, Stoney’s journey through life was marked by his kind spirit, vibrant interests, and the deep bonds he cultivated with those around him.

Private family services will be held at a later date.

From a young age, Stoney revealed a strong and generous character, a quality that endeared him to family and friends alike. He was the beloved son of Betty Wofford Napier and her husband Bob Napier, whose steady love and support served as a foundation throughout his life. Stoney’s own family blossomed around him as he embraced fatherhood, cherishing every moment with his son, Austin Reimers. The memory of his daughter, Malayna Davie, who predeceased him, remained precious and close to his heart, a source of both quiet sorrow and enduring love.

Stoney walked through life alongside his brother, Robert Wayne Davie, and his sister, Tammy Sevey. Their sibling bond, at once playful and supportive, reflected the warmth of their shared childhood and the strength they provided each other as adults. Stoney’s circle was further enriched by Katrina Hoskins, whose meaningful presence brought joy and companionship to his days.

A craftsman at heart, Stoney was self-employed in woodworking. Through his hands, ordinary materials were transformed into pieces of beauty and utility. Each creation was a testament to his patience, his eye for detail, and his unwavering work ethic. Those fortunate enough to own his handiwork will always hold a piece of his legacy—a reflection of the care and artistry with which he approached his craft.

Stoney’s passions extended far beyond his workshop. He was an animal lover, his compassion for creatures great and small shining as a gentle constant in his life. Music, too, was a source of happiness; his days were often punctuated with melody and lyric, moods lifted by a favorite tune or the simple pleasure of sharing a song. In a world growing ever more digital, Stoney embraced social media as a way to keep connections alive, reaching out to friends near and far with the same generosity he brought to all his relationships. And, true to his adventurous soul, he relished the freedom of the open road, finding peace and exhilaration in his love for Harley motorcycles.

Family celebrations, meaningful conversations, shared hobbies, and laughter—these are among the countless memories Stoney leaves with those who knew and loved him. The world is quieter without his laughter, but the legacy he leaves is an enduring one, held in the hearts of his family, cherished friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing “Stoney.”

As we say goodbye, we hold fast to the memories and the example he set. Though parted from us, Bruce "Stoney" Alan Davie Jr’s spirit endures in every heart he touched and every life he brightened.