"Christmas was bittersweet this year as we lost our Grand/Great-grandfather. We had a wonderful Christmas Eve with family at their house and early Christmas morning Grandpa decided that it was time to bring the angels above as much joy as he has given us for so many years.
Those of you that knew my Grandfather need no explanation of the man he was. But for the rest of you I write this: Honest, loving, thoughtful and caring are just the tip of the iceberg. The stories he has shared with me and the history his eyes had seen is incredible and irreplaceable. He was a husband, father, brother (1 of 8), grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend and not just in name, but in actions. Everyone he met could not help but love the man, as he judged no one and was as genuine as anyone could be. He loved a good hug (which I will dearly miss). You know the kind that squeezes you tight? None of that quick pat on the back business!
As I sit and write this, I am flooded with memories and emotions, but all of them good. I truly can't think of anything but positive and loving experiences. Man, the folks upstairs are lucky to have him. Any sadness that is felt is for my Grandma. Married for 72 years and together since Jr. High school, only a world war could separate those two. If you looked up the words "Love birds" in the dictionary, it would read 'see Harold and Marge Dalton.'He taught us so much about how to live and love, and it's simple! Be grateful for every day and squeeze tight the ones you love.
We will miss you, but never forget you. We love you Grandpa D.MW "
Such an amazing man. Thank you brother for a great tribute.





