With love and in memory of Danielle Singleton and her family. Danielle’s husband, Scott, and their children, Tyler, Paityn, and Mason Singleton recently moved to their Festus farmhouse and acreage. Danielle and Scott started living their dream of a simpler home life with family being at the core of their new homestead. They purchased a house that needed some quick updating and handy work with Scott and family working tirelessly to make Danielle’s dreams a reality. Their midcentury home was quickly transforming into a modern and up to date home with space for them to enjoy as a family.

To everyone’s shock, Danielle unexpectedly entered Heaven on December 21st at the age of 39. Danielle was the ultimate homemaker as she was the glue of the family core as she cheered for her kids at every game they had and helped organize fundraising for their children’s sports programs. Danielle was a registered nurse dedicatedly working as the school nurse at Festus Elementary and is remembered for her exceptional care provided to countless elementary school kids.

Scott currently works a full time as a Cyber-Analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency as well as serving as an Officer in the Air National Guard.

With the recent loss of such a key element to their family, they wish to carry on all of Danielle’s dreams for their home and acreage. Danielle is remembered by her family and friends for her recent found love and passion for her chickens at their new homestead. She was the ultimate mother hen to everyone in her flock.

Her absence is felt far and wide through their family and throughout her community.

In her loving memory and to continue spreading her love for her family, donations are humbly appreciated to aid in the completion of the long list of homestead projects to finalize her vision for her family’s home. Now taking on full time responsibilities for the home, multiple children in sports, and working full time, Scott and family ensure donations would be utilized in bringing her dreams to life so their family can continue to honor her vision and make every detail large and small the way she always envisioned.

We love and miss you so much Danielle.