Rhonda Jeanne Davis was born in Detroit on November 21, 1975 to Manurvia Davis and Randolph Gadson who preceeded her in death.

Affectionately known as Big Rhonda, a name that it perfectly for her personality. Rhonda was educated by the Detroit Public School system and received her GED in 2008.

She accepted Christ at a young age spending plenty time in the church. She enjoyed her early years of life as a daughter, sister, niece and cousin spending holidays with her family, which she loved very much.  She gained her angel wings on August 8, 2022.

Rhonda enjoyed cooking her favorite, smothered potatoes, visiting church, she never missed a moment to thank God for her testimony, listening to music, screaming the lyrics loud and sometimes wrong, spending time with her family making sure everyone felt loved and got a
good laugh. Always right on time with her affection, cheering you up and making everyones day better with her contagious energy while creating very fond memories. Rather she was visiting someone and viewing their picture book or pulling out her infamous disposable cameras she was
always taking a picture. She has an energy that would leave a mark on everyone she crossed paths with rather it was for 5 minutes or you got to spend the day driving her around. If it wasn't her gift of gab, her heart of gold always got her exactly what she wanted.

Rhonda would say her biggest accomplishment was being a loving daughter, mother and a grandmother. She didn't hesitate to let anyone know the love she has for her five children.

Rhonda also loved embracing her family and friends. She would usually greet everyone with a huge smile, a kiss and a jaw dropping statement or question. Rhonda leaves to cherish her in memory her mother, her siblings Randall, April, Latanya, Kenyatta, DelRico (Keiasha), Timothy (Ashley), Wardell, Sherina, Shantell and Janee. her children DeShaunda, Ronikia, Arnesse (Tre),
Mykyng and Celethia and one grandson King Trenten.

An abundance of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who loved her dearly.