Andrea Marie (Grant) Davis

Andrea Marie (Grant) Davis, age 43, passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a family and many friends who loved her dearly. Her passing has left a heartbreaking void in the lives of those who knew and loved her. Though her departure was sudden, the love she gave and the memories she created will live on forever.

Andrea was a loving daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She was kindhearted, compassionate, strong-willed, and full of life. She had a way of bringing laughter and warmth to those around her, and she was loved by many. Her family was at the center of her world, and some of her happiest moments were spent surrounded by the people she loved most.

Andrea enjoyed the simple but meaningful things in life—being with family, hunting, fishing, camping, and making memories with her beloved grandchildren. Those moments spent together were precious, and the memories of her laughter, her love, and the time they shared will be treasured always.

At this time, the reason for Andrea’s sudden passing remains unknown. Her loss has come as a shock to those who love her, leaving behind questions, sorrow, and a deep longing for more time together. While there may not yet be answers, one thing will always remain certain: Andrea was deeply loved, and her life made a difference.

Though Andrea’s time on this earth was far too short, the love she shared will never be lost. She will live on through her children and grandchildren, in the hearts of her family, in the stories told by friends, and in the countless memories that will continue to bring both smiles and tears.

Losing Andrea leaves a space that can never truly be filled. She will be missed more than words can express and remembered with a love that time can never take away.

Andrea is survived by her mother, Katherine M. Rohlfs of Cheyenne, Wyoming; her father, Randy Rohlfs; her three children, Aubry Brown of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Johnathan (Tawney) Schaible of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Kalie (Faten Love) Davis of Colorado Springs, Colorado; three grandchildren, Lilianna, Sirus, and Thomas; two brothers, Bill (Dawn) Dugan of Lewistown, Montana, and Joseph Dugan of Rio Rancho, New Mexico; and two sisters, Sarah (Jon) Larson of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Amanda (Tim) Duran of Cheyenne, Wyoming. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, maternal great-grandparents, a great-uncle, a great-aunt, and a cousin.

Until we meet again, Andrea, may you know how deeply you were loved. You will forever be in our hearts, never forgotten, and loved beyond measure.