Denia R. Davisson

Hardenia Davisson, of Milford, OH, passed away on September 17, 2024, at the age of 70. Denia, a beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, was born on April 2, 1954. She found joy in the simple pleasures of life and touched the hearts of all those around her with her warm and inviting spirit.

Fondly remembered as a talented cook and baker, Denia's culinary skills brought friends and family together around delicious meals and desserts. Her love for riverboats and her time working on the Mississippi Queen captured her adventurous spirit, reflecting her joy for life and new experiences. Living in New Orleans and embracing the vibrant culture enriched her soul, leaving lasting memories.

Denia’s love for travel, especially cruises, allowed her to explore new horizons and meet people from all walks of life. A professional student at heart, she cherished learning and embraced every opportunity for personal growth. Her skills as a realtor highlighted her passion for helping others find their dream homes, showcasing her caring and nurturing nature.

In her quiet moments, Denia found solace in reading, quilting, and solving puzzles, letting her creative spirit shine through her intricate creations. Her fondness for her dogs brought her comfort and unconditional love, making her home a sanctuary of warmth and joy.

Denia is survived by her son, Adam (Megan) Davisson, grandchildren Alex and Mia Davisson, her sister Barbara Wiedenbein, and niece Summer Wiedenbein. Their memories of Denia will forever be cherished, keeping her spirit alive in their hearts.

Graveside services to honor Denia's life will be Monday, September 23, 2024 at 1:00PM at Arlington Memorial Gardens, providing an opportunity for all those who knew and loved her to come together and celebrate her rich and meaningful journey.

As we bid farewell to Denia, we hold onto the precious moments shared and the legacy of love and kindness she left behind. May her laughter and spirit continue to guide and inspire us in the days to come. Denia Davisson will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Denia was preceded in death by parents Curtis E. and Glennia M. Davisson.