Carol Davis, First Lady of Raider Nation, Passes Away at 93

Why this matters: Carol Davis was a pillar of the Raiders organization. Her influence and legacy will continue to be felt by the team and its fans for years to come.

Carol Davis, affectionately known as the 'First Lady of Raider Nation,' played a pivotal role in the team's history. As the wife of Al Davis, she stood beside him through championships and challenges, witnessing the Raiders' rise to prominence in the American Football League and their Super Bowl victories. Her strength and resilience, though often behind the scenes, were instrumental in shaping the Raiders' culture and success.

In 2020, Carol Davis had the honor of lighting the Al Davis Memorial Torch at Allegiant Stadium for the first time, a poignant moment that symbolized her enduring connection to the team and her late husband's legacy. Her passing marks the end of an era for the Raiders, but her contributions will never be forgotten. She will be buried next to Al Davis in Oakland, California.

The Raiders organization has announced plans for a celebration of life to honor Carol Davis at a future date. In the meantime, fans and members of the Raiders community are sharing their condolences and memories of the First Lady of Raider Nation.

Carol Davis was 93 years old.

She will be buried in Oakland, California, next to her husband, Al Davis.

She provided unwavering support and guidance to the Davis family and the Raiders organization for over 60 years.

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