On Friday, actress Dayle Haddon passed away at her son-in-law’s house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, from what was believed to be carbon monoxide poisoning.
Just after 6:30 a.m., Solebury Township Police were called by a resident to a residence on Phillips Mill Road regarding a male who was unconscious on the first floor of a detached in-law suite, according to the police report.
After being taken from his house, the 76-year-old man was treated at the hospital. According to authorities, a 76-year-old woman was discovered deceased in a bedroom on the second level of the house.
The incident occurred at Blucas’ residence, according to NBC Philadelphia. An initial investigation revealed a significant concentration of carbon monoxide in the house, according to a statement released by the Bucks County Coroner’s Office on Saturday. Haddon’s cause and manner of death are still unknown.
Police described the incident as a tragedy and stated that it is still being investigated. Two medical professionals who helped were hospitalized after being exposed to elevated levels of carbon monoxide. According to the department, one Solebury Township police officer received on-scene treatment.
Among Haddon’s acting credits are North Dallas Forty and Disney’s The World’s Greatest Athlete. Her website also claims that she was the only model to have signed contracts with Est é Lauder, Max Factor, Revlon, and L Oral.
According to her website, Haddon was an ambassador for UNICEF, a spokesman for L Oral for more than 15 years, and the founder of WomenOne, a nonprofit organization dedicated to women’s and girls’ education.
Ryan Haddon, her daughter, recalled her mother as a role model and someone who encouraged a lot of people.
In this world on Earth, the brilliant light of Dayle has waned. She remarked on Instagram, “I have no doubt that I’m shining somewhere as radiantly as ever, where it’s most needed.” She was a strong woman who was also kind and considerate of everyone. incredibly imaginative, inquisitive, and endowed with inner and outer beauty. Always considerate and courteous.
I always have faith in the timing. There are no accidents, and it is unknowable and mystical how we come and leave this planet. “I know her journey here in this dimension must have been complete because she was a high-hearted spiritual being who valued the evolution of her soul,” Ryan added. I pay tribute to her. I give her a bow. I honor every journey and adventure. I seen her to be radiant and constantly strive for the Light in every aspect of her life.
A request for comment on Saturday was not immediately answered by Haddon and Blucas’s representatives.
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