Dara Davis
2/20/2026 Hard to believe you left us a month ago! I made this wreath for you! I will set it free in memory of you, in the Ocean that we both love so much. Love and Miss You!!
Birth date: Dec 23, 1967 Death date: Jan 20, 2026
Dana Michelle Richard, 58, passed away on January 20, 2026, at HCA Florida Largo Hospital. Born on December 23, 1967 in Huntington Beach, California, she was the beloved daughter of the late Donald Cline and Helen Cline (née Trea Read Obituary
2/20/2026 Hard to believe you left us a month ago! I made this wreath for you! I will set it free in memory of you, in the Ocean that we both love so much. Love and Miss You!!
Dana and I have been friends since were 2yrs old. some of my fondest memories as children are:
Swinging from her front yard tree, rolling down the hills on the golf course, playing in the secret pond collecting polliwogs, climbing the walls of the oil rigs and riding our bikes. I taught Dana to drive, we both had chevy Nova's as our first cars. Our first loves were twin brothers. We have always been close. I will miss that smile of hers! No matter what she was going through in life she always had the best outlook and was always smiling trying to make everyone else's life better. She was my sister from another Mr. & Mrs. I will miss her everyday! Sweet Kanani I love you! Your sister in Christ Dara aka Kola.
Dana!!!!! 💜 thinking about you this morning. Xoxoxo We miss and love you mama Dee

Some people don’t just pass through your life—they leave a mark on your heart. You were there for me when I needed you, and I will never forget that. Your kindness and the way you showed up meant more than you’ll ever know.

Dana was my sister-in-law and she will be deeply missed. I know how much she missed her Dad and brother Randy along with her parents and brother Donald Jr what a reunion that must have been. Dana was 13 when her brother Randy and I got married. Dana was actually in the wedding! Dana and I became very close and I would be the person she would come too. She always wanted to hang out (how cute is that?). As life takes us, I had not seen Dana for years until May 2022 (second photo) and a few more times after that when Randy got sick. The last time I saw her was October 2024 for Randy’s celebration of life. I never thought for a second it would be the last. She called me this past November 30th and we called her on her birthday in December. Dana and I shared pictures of our Grandkids and she was a proud Grandma. They were her pride and joy. I am glad Dana is not suffering anyone and is free of pain. Thank you Dana for all the memories and being “my little sister”. Give Randy, Michael, and the rest of the family my love. Now go walk those streets of gold. I love you❤️.
We love you Mama Dee 💜 she loved her purple and her red!
Dana had the ability to make you laugh, even on the toughest days. She has this way about her- no matter what was going on, she makes the best of what she has or the best of any situation that comes her way. Everyone close to her knows how Dana would give you the shirt off her back if you needed it. Everywhere we went, she was the life of the party. Always dancing. Always laughing and in her own little world, enjoying everyone’s company. She loved everyone so deeply and didn’t play about the ones she loved. She was such a strong and resilient woman. She was very hardworking and always showed up for work, even when we had a friend outing. She would be up bright and early , making coffee in the kitchen, and enjoying her morning routine. Dana is the kind of person to show up for you and really be there as a genuine friend. She became family to me and to my husband. She always had crazy sayings, funny stories, and often made me laugh way too hard. Mama Dee is someone who truly touches the lives of those she meets, and she didn’t even know how much she changed people’s perspective on life, the carefree nature that gave people confidence to go out in a crowd and dance. She had so much confidence, strength and determination. She always knew how to hold a conversation and she always made time to really listen. She helped hold me high when I was in a dark place in my life, I’ll never be able to repay you Mama Dee. Man it feels like yesterday we were sitting at the table, gossiping and laughing. Time flies when we were having fun. I know you know how much I love you and how You have such a special place in my heart and I will forever love you and hold and cherish all of our fondest memories and moments. Even the toughest times. You forever have touched my heart and the unconditional love you gave everyone , will always be the light that keeps people going. I love you so much mama Dee. In your voice “ Dayumit!! Maan!!!! “ I can’t believe you’re gone. But I’ll See ya later alligator! Never a goodbye. In a while crocodile. Always and forever, your nephew, your buddy, your other roomie - Adrian xoxox