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Ashley Shrom
Danielle Rodier
October 15th, 1974 - November 24th, 2022
October 15th, 1974 - November 24th, 2022
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Jenny Bangs Swain

Danielle, I am broken hearted. Though time has passed since we last talked, forever you will be Diamond to me, sparkling light and joy and fabulousness in every room, with everyone you meet. Always with an encouraging word, a fabulous outfit, a beautiful smile. How can this be? I only wish I had prioritized a trip back to Philly before now to spend more time with you. I am so sorry. I am so sad. We shared a pivotal time in our lives together in our 20s, working at TV Guide, dancing through the streets of Philly, all glammed up at the Walnut Street pub, jet setting to CA. You are so loved. You are so missed. You are one of a kind, Diamond. Forever loved -Ruby
Kathleen Hartley-Bilyk
Danielle, your smile, laughter and love of life will always be remembered. You are one of the brightest lights that I have come to know in my life. Our time together during high school at McDevitt will always bring a smile to my face - even through these tears. Love you always, Kash
Kara Kelly

Dee, I am so sad to hear the news of your passing. You have been such a blessing in my life and a good friend since grade school. Attached is a picture from our 8th grade graduation! I will remember all of the fun times we shared growing up. You will never be forgotten. Rest In Peace my dear friend. I love you Dee!
Robert
I am still in shock and disbelief, Danielle was my niece and I always enjoyed her company. No matter how goofy my jokes were she always laughed at them, She will always be loved and greatly missed.
Krista Harris

My friend Danielle, You were just here in my home, we just hugged, we just texted, we just talked. I would have held on longer, I would have kept the conversation going, if I knew it would be the last time. I was so excited when we became neighbors, and looking back now it's really when our friendship grew up. We transitioned from late nights and parties in Dewey and DC, to Philly group friend dinners and our coffee dates on East Passyunk where we would talk for hours about Bravo, celebrities, all of your favorite things- and got to escape reality for a little while. Over the years we traveled together (Iceland, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, Palm Springs, Miami-such good memories) and enjoyed the best of Philly together (you absolutely loved all things Philly- the sports, St Pats, Mummers and Italian Market Fest). There is so much I will miss about you. Your absolute love of Britney and Madonna. Your holiday texts to our friend group just to let everyone know you were thinking about them - always with a stupid gif of Monica with turkey on her head or something like that- who is going to do that now? Something so small but I will miss so much. What I think I will miss most is your laugh. I can hear it now- it was a low chuckle/giggle hybrid- distinct and totally DR. Anyone reading this is now hearing you laugh- and that's a great way to remember you. Rest easy my fabulous friend.
Jay Guydon
I am without words. Easily one of the sweetest, kindest souls I’ve ever worked with. I’ll never forget our time together, at The Guide!
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