Lorinne Gertrude Davenport

Lorrine Gertrude Davenport, a beacon of kindness and generosity, passed away peacefully on December 3, 2025, in Lakeland, Florida, at the age of 86. Born on January 29, 1939, in Brockton, Massachusetts, Lorrine's life was a testament to her unwavering spirit and her capacity to love and nurture those around her.

Lorrine's early years in Brockton were filled with the warmth of a close-knit family, and she carried this sense of togetherness throughout her life. She was a devoted sister to Donna Stone and cherished the memories they created together. Lorrine's parents, Guido Augustino Baroncelli and Beatrice Gilbert, predeceased her, as did her beloved children, Corleen and Michael, and her granddaughter Nicole, who was reunited with her in heaven on her on Nicole's birthday, December 3.

Lorrine's professional life was marked by her time as a stewardess for Amtrak, where she was known for her graciousness and dedication to passenger comfort. Her work ethic and vibrant personality left a lasting impression on both her colleagues and the countless passengers she encountered.

A woman of many passions, Lorrine's love for cooking was renowned among family and friends. She went to great lengths to source authentic Italian ingredients from Italy, ensuring that her Antipasto Salad and other culinary creations were savored for their genuine flavors. Her home was a welcoming hub where aromas of delicious meals often wafted through the air, bringing people together in celebration of food and family.

Beyond her culinary talents, Lorrine's heart held a special place for animals, particularly cats and dogs, whom she adored with every fiber of her being. Her pets were not just companions but members of her extended family, showered with the same love and attention she gave to her human relatives.

Lorrine's capacity for giving knew no bounds. She was a pillar of support to anyone in need, always extending a helping hand with a smile that could light up a room. Her loving nature was perhaps most evident in her patience and skill in working with children with special needs. This dedication was born from her profound love for her son, Michael, who had autism. Lorrine's unwavering care for Michael showcased her strength and compassion, attributes that defined her character.

She leaves behind a legacy of love and kindness in her children, Marcy and Richard, and her grandchildren, Jared, Ryan, Kyle, Nicholas, Seth, and Sarah. Each of them carries a part of Lorrine's spirit, her lessons of generosity, and her boundless capacity to love.

Lorrine Gertrude Davenport will be remembered as a loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Her life was a portrait of generosity, painted with the vibrant colors of her personality. Those who knew her will forever cherish the memories of her kindness, her laughter, and the love she so freely gave. Lorrine's departure has left an indelible mark on the hearts of many, and her legacy will continue to inspire and guide us all.