The Senate resolution honors Forster Davis for his significant contributions to youth soccer in Minnesota, highlighting his extensive career as a referee that began in 1974. Davis was instrumental in establishing the first youth soccer program in the Fargo/Moorhead area and continued to promote the sport after relocating to Northfield, Minnesota, in 1979. He was a founding referee for the Schwan's USA Cup in 1985, which has grown to be the largest international youth soccer tournament in the Western Hemisphere. Over his 50-year career, he officiated over 10,000 games and was recognized for his dedication, including being inducted into the Minnesota State Referee Committee Hall of Fame in 2013.

Beyond his refereeing achievements, the resolution also acknowledges Davis's personal qualities, such as his humor, approachability, and commitment to fostering relationships within the soccer community. He was known for his ability to connect with people, remembering names, and expressing appreciation through thoughtful gestures. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing his impact on youth soccer in Minnesota and directing the Secretary of the Senate to send a copy of the resolution to his son, Robert Davis.