Her Story
Delilah was born on February 7, 1957, in Wichita, Kansas, to Burns and Leona Teague. She grew into a woman who never met a stranger — everywhere she went, she welcomed everyone with her love and kindness.
She married Timothy Davis and built a life with him over thirty-four years. Delilah loved being a grandma, and some of her happiest days were the ones spent taking the whole family to the pool. She took care of the people she loved and held them to high standards — and she made sure no one ever went hungry, cooking for anyone who came through her door. To more people than she could count, she was the unofficial mom and grandma.
Her faith and her love of people went hand in hand. She helped initiate Open Door pregnancy care, and she helped form and charter New Hope Baptist Church — a home she gave to her whole community. She collected angels, unicorns, and cherished teddy bears, and she gave away far more love than she ever kept.
The Family She Built
- Husband
- Timothy Davis — married 34 years
- Children
- Koleton, Katrina & Kameo — and Kendrick, who went before her
- Grandchildren
- Braydon, Logan, Keaton, Kamden & Natalie
- Parents
- Burns Teague & Leona (Hamilton) Teague
- Siblings
- Her twin sister Rhonda — with Greg, Annette, Alice & Kelly
A Few of Her Favorite Things
- Her grandbabies
- Pool days with family
- Cooking for everyone
- Angels, unicorns & teddies
- Her church family
- Welcoming everyone
Life Timeline
- 1957Born on February 7 in Wichita, Kansas, to Burns and Leona Teague
- Married Timothy Davis — together for 34 years
- Loved being a grandma, and took the whole family to the pool
- Helped initiate Open Door pregnancy care
- Helped form and charter New Hope Baptist Church
- 2022Passed away peacefully at home on July 2
Words to Remember
Everywhere she went, she welcomed everyone with her love and kindness.
— Her familyShe held her family to high standards — and she made sure no one ever went hungry.
— Her family
In Her Memory
Delilah's life was celebrated at New Hope Baptist Church in Hutchinson, Kansas — the church she helped form and charter.
Causes and charities to support in her memory will appear here.