The Midlothian community is grieving the passing of Lisa Davia, a 60-year-old resident who departed this life on December 22, 2025. Known widely for her unwavering kindness and deep compassion, Lisa embodied the true spirit of caregiving throughout her professional journey.
Her career in nursing spanned many rewarding years, where she touched countless lives with her gentle touch, attentive care, and genuine empathy toward patients and colleagues alike. In an era when healthcare demands both technical skill and heartfelt humanity, Lisa consistently stood out as a beacon of warmth in hospital wards and clinics across the region.
Lisa’s professional dedication as a nurse was matched only by her infectious laugh and radiant warm spirit, qualities that endeared her to everyone fortunate enough to cross her path. Friends and family often recalled how her laughter could brighten even the most challenging days, turning ordinary moments into cherished memories.
This joyful demeanor, combined with her professional expertise, made her an invaluable presence in the healthcare field, where she provided comfort not just through medical knowledge but through her approachable and uplifting personality that left lasting impressions on those she served.
Central to Lisa’s world was her devoted family, beginning with her loving daughter, Lea Davia, who shared an exceptionally close bond with her mother. Their relationship was one of mutual support and profound affection, with Lisa offering guidance, encouragement, and unconditional love throughout Lea’s life. Lisa was also survived by her dear sister, Jennifer (Greg) Estes, forming a tight-knit family circle that provided strength and solace during both joyful and difficult times.
Beyond her career and family commitments, Lisa cultivated a lifestyle centered on nurturing relationships and finding joy in simple, meaningful connections. Her compassion extended far beyond the workplace, as she often went out of her way to support friends, neighbors, and community members in need. Whether through small acts of kindness or offering a listening ear, Lisa demonstrated a generosity of spirit that enriched the lives of many in Midlothian and surrounding areas.
The memorial service for Lisa Davia will offer an opportunity for reflection and communal farewell, scheduled for December 29, 2025, at Hickey Memorial Chapel. Visitation will begin at 5 PM, leading into the service at 7 PM, creating a space for loved ones to gather, share stories, and honor her remarkable legacy. The chapel’s serene atmosphere will provide a fitting setting to celebrate a woman whose life was defined by care, laughter, and deep human connection.
In remembering Lisa Davia, the community pays tribute to a life well lived—one marked by professional excellence in nursing, profound family devotion, and an enduring capacity for kindness that will continue to inspire those she left behind. Her legacy of compassion remains a lasting gift to all who knew her.