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Obituary of Brianna DeHart
June 5, 1998 - June 20, 2024
Brianna K. DeHart. Age 26 of Oscoda.
Beloved daughter of Julia (Jeff) Eastridge and Benjamin DeHart III. Loving sister of her twin, Katelyn DeHart and Shannon DeHart (Christian Trosin). Dearest BeeBoo of Theron Trosin. Dear granddaughter of Walt and Kathleen Szuper, Arlene Grande and Eileen DeHart. Also survived by companion, Richard Bryant and many loving relatives and friends. Memorial contributions are greatly appreciated to the DeHart Family.
Family Tribute ~
Brianna Kathleen DeHart, 26, of Oscoda, Michigan passed away on June 20, 2024. Beautiful Brianna was born on June 5, 1998, along with her identical twin Katelyn. Brianna grew up in Garden City, Michigan with her twin sister, younger sister, Shannon and her parents, Julia and Ben. Brianna graduated from Garden City High School in 2016 and soon after moved up to her favorite place, Oscoda, MI. Brianna was employed at Huron Community Bank as a personal banker.
Brianna had a deep connection with nature, listening to the sounds of the waves from Lake Huron, walking countless trails with her twin, Katleyn, and surrounding herself with the calming peace of nature she loved so much.
Brianna offered her caring, kind soul to everyone she met.
Brianna will be deeply missed by everyone that loved her.
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