A survivor gives back

Shot seven times, Davis battles domestic violence

  • Domestic violence survivor Tina Davis, center, and her niece Tiffani Willingham, left, present North Georgia Mountain Crisis Network Executive Director Kimberly O’Neal with a check for $3,500 dollars. Davis donated half of the funds raised from Tina’s Cat Run, an annual 5K race, to the NGMCN to “help people in bad situations.”
    Domestic violence survivor Tina Davis, center, and her niece Tiffani Willingham, left, present North Georgia Mountain Crisis Network Executive Director Kimberly O’Neal with a check for $3,500 dollars. Davis donated half of the funds raised from Tina’s Cat Run, an annual 5K race, to the NGMCN to “help people in bad situations.”
  • Tina Davis stands with two of the emergency services personnel who responded to Davis’ house when she was shot seven times by her estranged husband. Shown with Davis are, from left, EMT Michael Turberville and paramedic Billy Pflugrad.
    Tina Davis stands with two of the emergency services personnel who responded to Davis’ house when she was shot seven times by her estranged husband. Shown with Davis are, from left, EMT Michael Turberville and paramedic Billy Pflugrad.
She was shot by her estranged husband seven times and left for dead. She says it was God Himself who stepped in and saved her life. Tina Davis gave the money that had been raised to help her to be…

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