Heartbreaking Discovery

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Dayle Haddon, the renowned model and humanitarian, was found dead at 76 in a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning incident at her family’s historic farmhouse in Bucks County early Friday morning.

Emergency Response

Authorities responded to a 911 call shortly after 6:30 a.m. regarding an unresponsive 76-year-old man located in a detached office/in-law suite on the property located on Phillips Mill Road. While this man has not been identified, he was swiftly transported to a New Jersey hospital for medical attention.

Discovery of Haddon

Tragically, Haddon was discovered unresponsive in a second-floor bedroom. The Bucks County Coroner's Office has since confirmed that the deceased woman was indeed Dayle Haddon. Emergency responders detected dangerously high levels of carbon monoxide in the building, leading to the swift treatment of two medics for exposure at Doylestown Hospital, while another police officer received care at the scene.

Raising Awareness

This tragic event has raised awareness about carbon monoxide safety, as the silent, deadly gas can be particularly dangerous during winter months when heating systems are in use. Authorities often remind homeowners to install carbon monoxide detectors and regularly check their functioning status.

Dayle Haddon's Legacy

Dayle Haddon’s legacy is one of grace and empowerment. A native of Montreal, Canada, she rose to fame in the vibrant fashion scene of the 1970s and ‘80s, gracing the covers of influential magazines like Vogue Paris, Cosmopolitan, and Sports Illustrated. Her significant contributions extended beyond modeling; she was an ambassador for UNICEF, advocating for children’s rights globally.

Ongoing Philanthropic Efforts

In 2003, the *New York Times* highlighted her ongoing work with L’Oréal and her role on CBS’s The Early Show. Haddon was also the founder of WomenOne in 2008, an organization dedicated to supporting education for girls and women worldwide, reflecting her commitment to philanthropy.

Family and Investigation

The historic farmhouse where Haddon was found belongs to her daughter Ryan Haddon and actor Marc Blucas, known for his role in *Buffy the Vampire Slayer*. There is currently no information regarding whether Blucas or Ryan were present at the property during the fateful incident.

Tributes and Remembrance

As the investigation continues under the auspices of the Solebury Township Police Department, tributes to Haddon are pouring in, celebrating her remarkable contribution to both the fashion industry and her charitable endeavors. Her untimely death serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of carbon monoxide and the critical importance of safety in our homes.