Danielle was a unique, special girl with beautiful hazel eyes and a huge, beaming smile. She was a joy to her family - a loving daughter who enjoyed spending time with her family. She loved to snuggle on the sofa, watching movies. Every night she liked to be tucked into bed and be given a good night kiss.

She touched more people in her thirteen short years of life than most people do in a lifetime. Danielle never had an unkind word for anyone. She was true to herself and refused to conform just to fit in. She loved wearing jeans and T-shirts and her Chuck Taylor’s. It was rare that she wore a dress, but when she did, she looked beautiful. She loved playing the guitar, especially the opening chords of “Smoke on the Water.”

Animals were her passion and Danielle planned to become a vet. She also loved basketball and played daily with her friends on the block.
 
Danielle's family continues to support Danielle’s passion for charity and raise money to fund research of brain aneurysms, the silent killer that took her life.

To learn more about Danielle and D’s Dawgs, the fundraising organized established by her parents, Carol and Wayne Bledy, go to www.dsdawgs.org