Hannah was my best friend. I loved Hannah like she was my sister. When we first met we clicked right away we instantly became best friends. She was such a sweet girl and I miss her everyday. God's got her and I hope to see her again one day rest in peace Hannah ♥️

We were so very sorry to hear about the loss of Hannah.  The last time we saw her she was a tiny little girl.  What a beautiful young lady she became.  Our prayers are with all your family for your peace and comfort.  -Jim and Nanci Irwin

Oh my daughter, Hannah! 

I’ve watched you grow up only through pictures emailed to me by your mom (my sister), Carol, and follow her posts on Facebook. These lovely pictures of you and family, I save in my e-album. From the cutest baby face to the gorgeous teenager, your personality stood out in the pictures. Sometimes I remind myself that I’m looking at Hannah and not Carol; you both share the same taste in fashion, style, and make-up. And I know you both share the same passion for Jesus!

My heart goes out to your Mom Carol, Dad Jorge, Brother Joey, and Sister Maria – that they will hold on to what you have taught them, and that they can celebrate your life and memories each year forward. I pray that the Lord God will put His loving arms around this family and fill each one of you with His peace and comfort.

Sweet Hannah, you and I have never met face to face, but I have peace within me that we will surely meet, one fine day, in our promised glorious Home.
I Love you, Hannah!

-	Aunty Georgi (Ukarumpa, Aiyura, Papua New Guinea)


I can't believe that she is gone... I'm crying as I type this... Hannah was a beautiful woman with so much potential. I'm so sad that I won't ever get to see her again. People never truly understand that anything can happen, at any time, at any place, to anyone until someone is lost. Life is precious, once it is gone it is gone. Please, everyone, remember Hannah for the person that she was. Remember her when you get into your vehicle. Please drive safe, wear your seatbelts and remember that life is precious and nothing is promised.  I love and miss you, Hannah💕

Hannah was barely born when we first met, but before I knew it she was meeting every challenge that came her way: swimming like a fish, riding a bike, tumbling like a pro  and taking on karate like her Dad & bro.
All the while showing her sweet, fun-loving, caring personality.  In middle school she joined the lacrosse team and gave wrestling a try showing the boys a thing or too. Trips to the mountains to ski and snowboard  with family added to her skills. Then over night it seemed she changed from a little girl into a teenage glamour queen with eye make up adding even more sparkle to her big brown eyes.  Spiritual growth, a Mission trip, global travels, driver's license tests, high school classes and her first job she was so excited about , all steps to adulthood. She dreamed of being a nurse and lovingly ministered to her Grandpa Casselberry before he passed away last summer.  So much promise, interrupted in an instant when she was suddenly taken from us. We love and miss you Hannah Girl, but our loss is Heaven's gain. Great-Grandma Casselberry   

Dear Davila Family, 
I learned from  one of my leaders at church what happened to your beautiful Hannah. As a parent I feel so heart broken for what's happened and even though I never had the pleasure of meeting Hannah my heart is grieving with yours. She was a beautiful young lady and she will be never be forgotten and will always be missed. My prayers go out to you all. 
Sincerely,
Liz B

My sweet Hannah was a light in every room she was in. I will never get over how much love I felt when she was around. I will forever miss going to halloween horror nights with her and her being scared of everything that moved, late night donut king runs, and our forever friendship. I’m so blessed to be a friend of the Davila family, and I will never forget how much love I have for Hannah. Every thing i now do will be in memory of her, and I know she’s watching. 

-Megan Darnley

We were so very sorry to hear of the loss of Hannah.  Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

I helped coach Hannah in lacrosse during her  middle school years. She was a tough player and was often told to cool down on the aggression, I remember encouraging her to keep that aggression because I could see the fire, passion, and dedication in her eyes.  I am appreciative of the small time that I had knowing her. God bless her and her family. 
-Brynden Fabiano

To the Davila family - I send condolences and prayers in the loss of your Hannah.

Just to show how Hannah made a difference in lives that were not even integrated into her daily life: my daughter was not close with Hannah but went to Ace Gymnastics at the same time as her back in middle school. She hasn't seen Hannah since OHS Cheer freshman year, but used to see her more often at Ace back in the day. My daughter shared her great sadness of the news with me the other night, but went on to tell me a story about how Hannah was so funny back then. Apparently Hannah had gotten her back handspring, and as my daughter watched on with interest, Hannah did multiple handsprings and landed the last one into some chairs that all went flying everywhere! She said it was hysterical. I guess Hannah played it off in jest. Hannah left my daughter with a memory that was one of the the highlights of gymnastics at Ace - she made her laugh and feel happiness (when time at Ace was usually more work and anguish than joy). We did not know your family but know that, as a community of moms, dads, sisters, brothers, and family who love our young ones so much, we are saddened by the loss of your beautiful and funny young lady. Our hearts and prayers are with you, and Hannah - rest in beautiful, joyful peace.

An early memory is Hannah showing me gymnastic tricks in her front lawn when she was young. At family functions she never shied away from people. She would be engaged and go right up to everyone giving complete attention and eye contact. She was close to Grandpa Casselberry the day he died touching his hand, arm- being a comforting presence. Some of his last words were to her. Carol, Maria, Hannah and I were in the hospital with Grandpa one night. We laughed so much and Grandpa said "Cousin country" fondly and then later "loving friends" after they left. Hannah wanted to visit the other patients, nurses and look around. She had a heart for animals of all kinds and hurting people. She was empathetic, kind, and full of life. The last time I saw her she had on the most beautiful, bright shade of orangish-pink eye shadow and eye liner. She wore it welI! I loved giving her crazy, bad advice in fun and us laughing about it. (I knew her mom had that department covered!) Maria was always close by-they were beautiful sisters, inseparable at family functions . I'd NEVER heard them utter a harsh word to each other in public. Her sister Maria was always protective and loving. Hannah had a strong faith in God. She was insightful, dynamic, funny. She traveled the world and lived fully. She was an athlete. She had full access to her mom all of her life as her mom is the best mom I've ever known. They had enormous bond that I admired as Mom did with all her kids-Hannah was unconditionally loved.  Hannah had a strong brother and father. I know she admired them both. Hannah was rich and full in every way. She lacked nothing. And now she is fully complete, whole, filled, radiant (even more so If that's possible) in the arms of her savior. Just like in everything, she got there first, curious, adventurous and ready to take on eternal life. I imagine she's in the animal section of heaven and often visiting her grandfathers. I'll remember Hannah in every orange sunset or beach sunrise. 

Hannah was an amazing sweet gorgeous girl on the lacrosse team. She was amazing at playing in fact she was such a good defensive player, when I would be paired up to do drills with her I'd be worried cause I knew it was gonna be nearly impossible to score.


OBITUARY

Hannah Elizabeth Davila

2 September, 2001 – 7 January, 2019

Baldwin-Fairchild Oviedo Funeral Home

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