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Rachelle Davis

May 3, 1986 — Jun 10, 2026

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The world feels quieter without Rachelle Ann Davis (Perry), who left us far too soon on June 10, 2026, at the age of 40. She was a cherished wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend whose absence leaves an immeasurable void in the lives of all who loved her.

Rachelle was born on May 3, 1986 in Spokane, Washington to Sheri and Rodger Perry. Rachelle grew up at Sacheen Lake with her parents and sister Kristin. She graduated from Riverside High School then worked many years in the medical field. She was blessed with her two sons Dax and Henry Rigler – she loved them both so much.

Born with an adventurous soul, Rachelle found her greatest happiness outdoors—on a trail, in the water, under the trees, or anywhere she could breathe in fresh air and feel connected to the world around her. She approached life with curiosity, courage, and an openness that drew people to her.

Rachelle had a gift for forming deep, genuine connections. She listened with her whole heart, loved without hesitation, and made others feel understood. Her laughter, her warmth, and her passion for living fully will be carried forward by those who loved her most.

She is survived by her husband Christopher Davis; her sister Kristin Moreno; her parents Sheri and Rodger Perry; her children Dax Rigler and Henry Rigler; her grandmother Kathleen Crisp; her nieces Annabelle Moreno, Scarlett Moreno, and Ivy Moreno; and her step children Jasmin Davis (Skyler),William Davis, Camden Davis, Chase Davis, Charrity Davis, and Calleymay Davis.

In her memory, the family invites others to spend time in nature, where her spirit will always be felt. A Celebration of Life will be held this summer.

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