Davis Kimball Fredregill
November 30, 1985 ~ May 2, 2026
Born in:
La Junta, Colorado
Resided in:
Pueblo West, Colorado
Davis Kimball Fredregill, son of Robert and Katryna Fredregill, was born November 30, 1985 and passed away May 2, 2026. He will be dearly missed.
Davis was born “in-action.” He grew up on the family’s land in Beulah, Colorado, a perfect place for a little boy who never stopped moving. He was a cute kid with a mischievous smile and twinkle in his eyes that often betrayed his intentions of adventure. He broke and fixed, climbed and jumped, played and played. There was soccer and roller hockey, violin and clarinet, track and snowboarding. As a teenager he completed RAGBRAI (a 500-mile bike ride across Iowa) on a tandem bike with his dad.
A born outdoorsman, Davis’ love for nature and animals threaded through his life. At nearly any point in his first 18 years he had some sort of animal in his care: dogs, cats, lizards, hamsters, salamanders, and snakes. Every dog in his orbit became his best buddy, thanks to lots of on-the-floor scratches and snuggles.
As a young adult, Davis joined the U.S. Air Force as a TACP, an elite Special Warfare Airman. He was an excellent marksman and mentally strong as hell, proudly spending 10 years defending the United States, including two tours in Afghanistan. After leaving the military, he earned an Associate of Applied Science in Machining/Precision Manufacturing. He could talk for hours about his work, and each expertly-made piece was his mark of excellence.
When he wasn’t at work, he was hunting or fishing or dreaming up his next project. He was always a dreamer. A project-planning, future-focused, “what-can-we-do-next” man.
Davis was a true character. Droll and stoic, yet sharp and hilarious. He had his own “Davis-isms,” words and phrases that only made sense coming from him. He kept his family and friends laughing, and his belly laugh was like no other. He was a steadfast supporter at the family gatherings, a willing participant in his niece’s cheerleading routines, a magnificent bear-hugger, and the best son, brother, cousin, nephew, uncle anyone could ask for.
Davis is survived by his parents, Bob and Tryna; his sister, Lynette Fry (Jonathan); nieces Maribel and Lucia Fry; and a colorful group of aunts, uncles, and cousins (and dogs, of course).
Services will be private. In lieu of gifts, please consider a donation to:
PAWS for Life Animal Shelter
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There are no words. It’s not supposed to happen this way, but sadly it has. My heart aches for you. Draw strength and comfort from one another and the wonderful memories you share of Davis. God be with you all. Rest in Paradise, Davis.
This Man was a Gentleman! One of the finest humans I have ever known!
Davis was a Bonus Brother to my Brother, Christopher Martinez. When he came into our world, he did so with the upmost compassion, genuineness and a soul of grace. He shared such profound experiences with my brother. They were absolute Brothers of the Heart! Davis’ spirit lit up every room he walked in to. Our family gives so very much thanks to God for leading his pathway unto us. Our heatfelt thanks and prayers to the Fredregill family for sharing him with us. Forever treasured in our hearts!
Bob and Tryna,
My deepest condolence to you all.
Will Valhalla brother
I did not personally know your son but I personally knew the type of man he was! A fellow TACP Brother!
RIP Brother! Your watch is over! Sit by the raging fires in the great halls of Valhalla and enjoy a few rounds for us poor bastards still kicking down here!
Condolences to the family.
Til Vallhalla
Tryna and Bob,
My deepest condolence to you all.
My sincere condolences. Rip Warrior
Our hearfelt condolences from the Estep Family
The Strah family sends there deepest condolences!!!
Our hearts hurt for you with the loss of Davis. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Please accept our condolences. May he rest in peace . 💚🙏
Tom and Marilyn Wagner and family
Dear Bob and Tryna,
We are so saddened by the news of your son ‘s passing. Please accept our deepest condolences.
Lydia and Lou Balizet
RAGBRAI was a great time. Riding across Iowa with you and Davis was a lot of fun.
So sorry for your loss ,prayers to the family & friends, Thank you for your service , RIP.
So sorry for your loss.
Bob and Tryna, We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you
Bob, Tryna and Lynette – our sincerest condolences to you and your family. Treasuring memories from the restaurant family. What a unique young man Davis was, may he rest in peace. Praying for you all.
Bob and Tryna, we were so saddened to learn of Davis passing. Please know that our hearts and prayers are with you both.
Bob & Katryna – I’m so sorry to learn of your loss. Having also lost a son, I can understand something of what you both must feel. My condolences to you both.
My condolences to you all. May you all be blessed with peace and beautiful memories. Sending my love and prayers.
Tryna and Bob, our hearts ache for your loss of Davis. We know what a wonderful life you gave him and how much he appreciated and loved you and his family. May God be with you All.
Bob and Tryna
So very sorry for your loss. May your memories keep him with you always. My deepest condolences
Lynne and Brian Casebeer
Bob and Tryna we are so very sad for your loss. Davis was a great young man.
Bob,I was so sad to read of your son’s death. My deepest condolences to you and Tryna. I am so grateful to you and Jim for my 10 years as a employee at La Renaissance Restaurant. Such a enjoyable place to have worked. I remember how proud you and Tryna were of your son Davis and your daughter Lynette. Again my thoughts are with you and your family at this very difficult time.
Karen Gross
May Davis rest in peace.
A remarkable young man. So sorry for your loss Bob and Katryna. May he rest in piece.
Bob & Katryna, I am so sorry. May he rest in peace.
Freddy, I hope to see you on the flip side.
Bob, Katryna and family I am very saddened for your loss.
Mert and Kathy Mock
Our hearts hurt for you!
Davis did so many things! The warm and caring description of his life shows without a doubt how well loved he was. Rest in peace, Davis.