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Deleen June Davidson

Classically trained soprano Deleen Davidson’s world washed away with Hurricane Katrina. Now Davidson works to enrich the lives of Arkansans through performance and written arts.

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Photographs by Stephen B. Thornton

By RHONDA OWEN SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

On a typically muggy Sunday in August 2005, singer and watercolorist Deleen Davidson loaded her mother, four cats, a change of clothing and a laptop into her car and fled Slidell, La., for Hot Springs to wait out a severe hurricane predicted to hit New Orleans and the Mississippi coast the next morning.

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  • Headline: Deleen June Davidson
  • Publication: High Profile, Pages 35 on 05/27/2012
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