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Inspired by her famous architect father, this journalist now has her own commercial cleaning firm in Columbus

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Denise Ransom’s father, Leon Ransom, was a famous Columbus architect and was responsible for landmark buildings like the Christopher Inn, Ohio State University East Hospital and the Martin Luther King Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library.  Until his demise at the age of 42, Ransom, who then was 15 years old, recalled always following her...

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