two years, and it's just like it only takes one incident. And that's what happened - it was one incident, and I don't have my daughter anymore. 

Bri's sister, Megan Dolley, remembers her as funny, caring and an incredible big sister.

 She had an amazing personality, and she's like one of the best big sisters that you could ask for,  Megan said.

She also encouraged families to continue checking in on the people they love, even when everything may appear to be OK.

 The people that seem the happiest, they could be going through something, and you'll never know because they're always making sure everyone else around them is OK,  Megan said.

Bri's family hopes that by sharing her story during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, they can help another family and possibly prevent another tragedy.