Ada Davis

Inscribed

National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial

National September 11 Memorial South Pool · Panel S-75 Ada M. Davis

Panel S-75, South Pool, National September 11 Memorial Panel S-75, South Pool, National September 11 Memorial

In memory of

Ada Davis

1943 – 2001

Born in
Warrenton, North Carolina
Killed that day
September 11, 2001, aged 57
Lived in
Camp Springs, Maryland
Worked
U.S. Army Civilian

An accountant at the Pentagon, under the Secretary of the Army, Resource Management.

She was born on the seventh of November 1943 to Jobe and Ida Mae Davis, the eldest of ten, and helped raise her brothers and sisters before she had children of her own. She and her husband Nolton had four.

She worked thirty-one years in government service, beginning as an accounting technician and becoming a full accountant after taking her degree, and had been at the Pentagon for over six years. She put off retirement twice to be sure her successor was ready for the job.

She meant her children to go to college. Her family say it was never a question of whether - it was something she would provide.

They remember her creativity, her patience, her strong will, and her vigour for life.

Survived by

Her husband Nolton, her children Zenovia, Yolanda, Rosslyn and Christopher, her grandchildren Brenden and Bethany, and her sisters Christine, Sue and Georgia and brothers William, Norris and Philip.

Photographs

Named together

At their families' request, these names are cut side by side on the parapet.

Buried together

Buried together at Arlington, Section 64 · 48 lost together

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What people have said 1

I came looking for your name and I found it, and I stopped here a while. Rest easy.

S. Vincent Anthony 11 September 2026