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This place is gonna be a little smaller without him : Remembering a Phoenix punk legend Ed Masley, Arizona Republic
When Steve Davis was told he had three months to live in September 2018, he came to view that diagnosis as a gift a chance to reevaluate his life and live his final days in dignity and grace.
By then, the MusiCares Foundation had stepped in to help with his expenses. And Slope Records, the Sunnyslope label that hooked him up with U.S. Bombs, had started a GoFundMe page and organized a benefit at Crescent Ballroom. That’s what I mean when I say it’s a gift, Davis said with a smile. All these people around me, to see all the goodness and healing and love and light? To be the beneficiary of all that? It’s pretty humbling really, just to witness the show of support.
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