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Jennifer DAVIS Obituary
Jennifer L.
Davis (nee Oldfield) born 2/4/1947, in Middletown, Ohio. Died 12/25/2021, from complications with breast cancer. She
attended Middletown High School and graduated Miami University in 1975 having
majored in English and History, after which she entered into a career in workman's compensation insurance working for
several different companies in Chicago and Cincinnati, and
rising from claims adjuster to retiring as divisional Vice
President in 2005.
She is survived by her husband of 57 years, C. Richard Davis, and daughter Jennifer Anne Lipke, plus four grandchildren: Elizabeth Lipke Given, Rachel Lipke, Shannon Davis and Ryan Davis and one great-grandchild: Eli Jordan Given.
She enjoyed travel, having visited all 50 of the states and most of the provinces of Canada, the theater, and spending time with her friends in Bridge Club and Oxford's Des Fleurs
Garden Club.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, January 6, 2022, from 2 pm until time of service at 3 pm at Ogle & Paul R. Young
Funeral Home in Oxford, Ohio. Burial will be held privately. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American
Cancer Society.
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Sherri Harper
December 29, 2022
Dear Dick and family,
I was thinking of Jennie on Christmas...I haven´t forgotten. Love, Sherri
Sharon and Randy Given
January 1, 2022
Dick, Jen, Liz, Rachel and the rest of the family, we are deeply sorry to hear about the loss of Jennifer. She was a wonderful person. We were lucky to become a part of her family. We share your loss.
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