February 12, 2025. Dalayna is predeceased by her, mother, Faye Singer & grandfather, Adam Singer. She is survived by her loving brother, Paul “Big Bro” Bianchi, Jr.; grandmother, Bernice Singer; nieces, Eliana Bianchi, Carmella Bianchi, & Isabella Bianchi; Grandpa Paul & Grandma Nancy Bianchi; sister, Mallory Healy; several aunts, uncles, cousins, & dear friends; K9 friends, Nikki & Koko.

Dalayna’s funeral service will be celebrated, Saturday, February 22nd, 11 AM at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations to P.U.N.T. Pediatric Center, 712 Main St., #103, Buffalo, NY 14202 or to Kevin Guest House, 782 Ellicott St., Buffalo, NY 14203.

Dalayna Singer: A Story of Love, Joy, and Resilience

Dalayna Singer was born on September 5, 2004, in Billings, Montana. From the very beginning, Dalayna’s presence was a gift to everyone around her. A bubbly, loving, and outgoing child, she had an infectious spirit that brightened the lives of those who knew her. Raised by her incredibly dedicated and devoted mother, Faye, Dalayna’s childhood was filled with warmth, joy, and plenty of family love.

As a young student at McKinley Elementary, Dalayna was already showing signs of her sharp intellect and passion for learning. She excelled in math and English, always eager to absorb knowledge and explore the world around her. Music also played a significant role in her life – her heart belonged to the violin, and it became one of her greatest loves.

Dalayna’s zest for life extended beyond the classroom. She was always eager to have fun, and family time was something she cherished deeply. Her love for Disney was boundless; animated movies were her favorite pastime, and one of the most cherished memories of her young life was a magical trip to Disneyland with her mother. The trip was a dream come true, and Dalayna reveled in every moment of the experience, her eyes lighting up with wonder.

As she grew older, Dalayna’s passions continued to flourish. She had a deep love for fashion and shopping, often making trips to the Mall of America when given the chance. In fact, she had the opportunity to make a wish, and her heart’s desire was to indulge in the world of fashion – a testament to her love of style and elegance. Dalayna also loved food! She especially enjoyed the burgers and fries at Schaller’s and adored all the different pizza and wing places in both Rochester and Buffalo.

Throughout her life, Dalayna was surrounded by a close-knit group of loved ones who helped her through every challenge. Her mother, her “Big Bro” Paul Bianchi, her nieces Ellie and Carmella, her Grandpa Paul & Grandma Nancy, Grandpa Adam & Grandma Bernice and her closest K9 friends (Nikki & Koko) were constants in her world, offering love, support, and unwavering loyalty.

Though Dalayna faced numerous challenges due to illness, she never let it define her. Even in the hospital, where she spent a considerable amount of time, she found ways to bring joy and light to those around her. Her relationship with doctors and nurses became one of mutual respect, admiration, and deep affection. Dalayna’s bravery and beauty, both inside and out, shone brightly during these difficult times, reminding everyone of the power of resilience and positivity.

Dalayna had a gift—a gift of reminding everyone she encountered to embrace life, no matter the circumstances. Her strength, joy, and love were contagious, and she taught those around her to love deeply, live fully, and always make the best of every situation. Her ultimate wish was for everyone to enjoy life, have fun, and appreciate the little moments. She believed that no matter what life threw at you, there was always a reason to smile.

Her legacy is one of light, love, and the importance of never taking life for granted. Dalayna’s spirit lives on in the hearts of everyone who knew her, and her lessons will continue to inspire all those whose lives she touched.