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       The proud smile on the face of mother Deborah Lee said as she 18 the Anniversary of his beloved daughter from friends and supporters celebrating surrounded by his popular single child.

But behind the smiles and yellow balloons is a tragic key than Chanel Lee, a beautiful young girl with her life before her, suddenly and inexplicably died a year and a half before reaching the milestone of 18 years.

One evening in October 2011, after chatting with her mother on their fundraising ideas for a Community initiative for youth, went to bed and Chanel just never woke up. She was a victim of the so-called syndrome of sudden death.

It is impossible to imagine the devastating loss of this young girl apparently healthy, but Mom Deborah comforted Reading Plans Chanel expected tonight and created a charity based on the unrealized ambitions of his daughter.

Chanel Lee Foundation smile a clear goal, young people., In partnership with agencies in the West Midlands, promote to promote their development

Deborah Mom said: "The mood, smiling and laughing among the highest qualities of Chanel you would always wear a smile and was known for his infectious laugh..

"So we decided for his life, creativity and vision in the introduction to honor this foundation. I still feel a huge level of pain and suffering, and to be honest, I'm still happens in disbelief, but I have also a sense of duty to help others to act on behalf of Chanel to promote their values, dreams and sincere desire.

"I hope that the Foundation will honor his vision. Plans they had for the future, on the night before his death, I now see that his will. Chanel helps a passion for people, has.

"She was also very ambitious and determined to make his mark in the world. Chanel had done and had already expressed a desire to study law, professional experience with a lawyer, two months before his death."

Friends and supporters gathered in Chamberlain Square Birmingham 22 May in celebration for the Day of yellow smile, what would be the 18th Have anniversary of Chanel. It marks the day with songs, readings and inspirational speeches.

Deborah is also keen to help charity to families who have experienced the sudden death of a child, while promoting self-esteem of young people.

She added: "Chanel smile was the warmth of his soul is my hope that the Foundation to celebrate his life and work through the realization of his desires to promote and encourage others to smile.".