Southaven, Mississippi - Richard E. Davis, 64, former employee of Elvis Presley, retired security guard for Horseshoe Casino and bodyguard and assistant wardrobe manager for Stax and Warner Bros. Records, died Thursday at his home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Park Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. Mr. Davis, the husband of Kimberly Hughes Davis, also leaves a daughter, Madison Danielle Davis ; two sons, Brandon Richard Davis and Dylan Hughes Davis; a half-sister, Debra Campbell of Las Vegas, and a half-brother, Gary Scroggins of California. (Published in The Commercial Appeal 8/30/2004)∼Movie Stand-in/Stunt man, Memphis Mafia member. Mr. Davis joined the inner circle of the Memphis Mafia after Elvis was dishcarged from the U.S. Army. Well liked for his quit wit, his jobs varied from being one of the stand-in/stunt men for Elvis Presley in 23 films, for which he was a inch shorter than Elvis which required him to wear lifts in his shoes, to body guard and wardrobe manager. He also was one of the very few who witnessed the meeting between Elvis and The Beatles in the mid 60s at Elvis' home in California. He left Elvis' employ in 1971 and remained friends with Elvis until his death in 1977. Mr. Davis worked for Stax Records as a promotions director, worked for Warner Brothers Records and most recently as a security guard for Horseshoe Casino until his retirement two years ago. Mr. Davis had a great relationship with Elvis' estate and the fans, for being one of only a few for not selling out and cashing in on Elvis' fame. In 2001, he enjoyed fatherhood for a second time around, triplets. He was 64. (I cant locate a DOB at this time. He died in Southaven, Mississippi)