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Billy "Snoball" G. Davis
11.14.1930 - November 28, 2022

Place of Birth: unknown
 Residence: Sidney, Montana
 Age: 92

Angel Janssen (LaMoure, ND)
Nov 30, 2022
I met snowball 36 years ago! My great grandfather (Reno Nelson) worked with him at Sidney Stock yards!
Bob Sager DVM (White Sulphur Springs , Montana)
Nov 30, 2022
I had the privilege to work with Snowball over 45 years ago at Sidney Livestock Auction working cows on weekends and at night.
Highly dependent man with great work ethic and didn't say much but was carrying for working cows in a quiet manner....remember the cold nights but never complained.
Bless the memories. Great guy to work with.

Bob Sager DVM
Sherry Hall (Bismarck , ND)
Nov 30, 2022
Sorry to hear of his passing. He worked for my late Grandpa James Hall Sr in Mandaree at one time. My late Dad Edwin Hall and late brother Casey ED Hall also had visited him in Sidney before he was in the Nursing home. Rest well Snowball.
Colleen Johnson (Corpus Christi , TX)
Nov 30, 2022
Prayers for his many friends.
Judy(Syth)Elletson (Williston, North Dakota)
Nov 30, 2022
R.I.P. Snowball. I will never forget you being out on the farm. Us on the horses, and you running faster than them. You were a great friend to our dad, Varlock Syth. So glad Jane and I got to visit you again. See you in Heaven some day
Marilyn Larson Anderson (Brooks, Alberta)
Nov 30, 2022
Heart felt condolences. Snoball was an amazing man
Ray Unterseher (Watford City, North Dakota)
Nov 30, 2022
A true legend of our community! I will never forget the day I was privileged to meet Snowball. My Father In Law, Herb Fuhrmann always talked about Snowball and how he was such a hard working and honest guy! Snowball was loved by everyone. The Sidney Livestock Market was never the same when Snowball Retiered! A book needs to be written!!!
Cathy Wieferich (Sidney, MT)
Nov 30, 2022
So sorry to hear of Snowballs passing! I remembered your loud, energetic voice whenever I went to Sidney Livestock Market with grandpa! You are grandpa ( Marvin Brookman) will be telling all sorts of stories about them wild bucking broncos and bulls bucking through the years!
Jackie Miller Reddig (Glasgow , Montana )
Nov 30, 2022
Snoball was a fun guy. Truly a character
RIP hopefully he's talking to my dad and all the cowboys.
Tom Miller (Rapid City , SD )
Nov 30, 2022
First time I seen Snoball he was a rodeo Clown at Richland Co Fair closing in area a protecting the Bull rider later met him at sales ring he lived in back of the livestock pens I would stop & buy rabbits from Ramon Both guys where two interesting story tellers I was told by my dad that Snoball worked for Oakley Dayton spurs off hat on heart Rip great sense of humor
John Holbrook (Bismarck, North Dakota)
Nov 30, 2022
I went to high school in Sidney and remember seeing Snoball working the rodeo at the fair grounds every year. Many years later he and my Dad was one room apart at the nursing home. Snoball injured his neck while working at the sale barn. He healed up & went home, Dad didn’t. RIP cowboy!
Don Bieber (Petersburg , Alaska)
Nov 30, 2022
High School rodeo, Sidney MT about 1974
I was in high school rodeo in the 70’s in Fairview, Mt.
Snoball saved my life when I got hung up on a practice bull.

Thanks Snoball. May you rest in Peace.
Denise (Dickinson , ND)
Nov 30, 2022
RIP Snowball. You have became a legend, living your simple life of hard work. There are so many stories of how smart u were, never letting someone know that you did not know something.
RaeLeigh Palmer (Billings, MT)
Nov 30, 2022
Rest well, sir. Much deserved. Hopefully Grampa Gene was waiting for you with a hot cup of coffee.
Stephanie Dietz (Sidney, MT)
Nov 30, 2022
A sweet man who was a good friend to my Aunt Cleo in their later years in the home.... Thanks for the smiles Snoball!
Brent Danks (Stanley, North Dakota )
Nov 30, 2022
My father (Edward “Solly” Danks) used to tell me stories of him chasing horses for the Fettigs down by Killdeer. When the movie Man from Snowy River came out, my dad laughed and said Snowball chased horses better than that guy.
Destiny Dishon (Savage, Montana)
Nov 30, 2022
RIP Snowball. I will never forget all the mornings and afternoons I spent with you and Ray telling me stories when I worked at Sadie's. Happy trails cowboy!
Steve and Donna Mullen (Walsenburg, CO)
Dec 1, 2022
Snowball is a special memory to many. RIP.
Connie Connolly (Dickinson, ND)
Dec 1, 2022
I met Snowball back in the 60's. He was a nice person and I believe the only black person in Killdeer, ND at the time. May he rest in peace.
Tom Miller (Rapid City , SD )
Dec 1, 2022
First time I seen Snoball he was a rodeo Clown at Richland Co Fair closing in area a protecting the Bull rider later met him at sales ring he lived in back of the livestock pens I would stop & buy rabbits from Ramon Both guys where two interesting story tellers I was told by my dad that Snoball worked for Oakley Dayton spurs off hat on heart Rip great sense of humor
michael peel (GLENDIVE, MT)
Dec 2, 2022
The world has a huge hole in it's heart with the passing of Snoball.A very kind soul and a welcome sight to a young boy so many years ago.You are missed SIR: R.I.P. old friend.
Oliver Sharbono Family (Savage, MT)
Dec 2, 2022
We have fun memories of Snoball at the sales barn and rodeos where he would tease us kids then buy us ice cream cones. He will be missed but not forgotten.
Ruth Bartholomew (ofallon, MO)
Dec 2, 2022
My husband ( Ron Bartholomew) and myself had many meals with Snowball at the stockyards. We ate he visited. Always called me " Cookie " would ask "How's the food" at the time I was a cook at the hospital. What a gentleman. RIP
Charlotte Simonsen Guptill (Craig, Colorado)
Dec 3, 2022
Ahhh, Snoball, hope you’re enjoying your heavenly home and can enjoy a good visit, and coffee with Oakley, Lela, my Dad Merrion, and all your many friends you made in the Sidney area where you lived and were so loved by so many. RIP.
Diana Eli (Wolfe City, TX)
Dec 3, 2022
"Snoball" and Ray Fettig saved my mom, Lenora Edeburn Brown, one night outside of Sidney when she got stuck in a snow bank in a blizzard 50 to 60 years ago heading home to the ranch.
Sharon Olson (Sidney, MT)
Dec 11, 2022
You will be so missed by the Delzer/Olson family!
Now you & Ed will have a great reunion! Hope he doesn’t scare you up there like he did here??
I have known you from age 5 until you passed!!!