Dalta was an Industrial Engineering student at Auburn University and a scholarship USAF ROTC cadet.
In the newspaper obituary the family writes:
"She was a young woman with beauty and brawn. As the reigning push-up queen of the Garrett family, she always carried herself with strength and dignity. It was not unusual for her to stop what she was doing and carry someone else across the finish line-literally and figuratively. Her big brown eyes and smile were unforgettable."
Her accomplishments were numerous and noteworthy. She was Salutatorian of Hope Christian School, president of her senior class, a National Beta Club Scholar, President of Teen Eagle, President of Christian Honor Society, Hope Christian School's representative to Girls State, The Lefkovitz 4-H Citizenship Award Recipient, a finalist in the Shelby County Junior Miss scholarship program in 2009, and president of the Alabama State 4-H Council during the
Centennial Celebration year.
The most important thing in her life was her relationship with Jesus Christ.
Visitation was held at Southern Heritage Funeral Home and the funeral service at First Baptist Church in Pelham.
She is survived by her parents and four sisters.
In the newspaper obituary the family writes:
"She was a young woman with beauty and brawn. As the reigning push-up queen of the Garrett family, she always carried herself with strength and dignity. It was not unusual for her to stop what she was doing and carry someone else across the finish line-literally and figuratively. Her big brown eyes and smile were unforgettable."
Her accomplishments were numerous and noteworthy. She was Salutatorian of Hope Christian School, president of her senior class, a National Beta Club Scholar, President of Teen Eagle, President of Christian Honor Society, Hope Christian School's representative to Girls State, The Lefkovitz 4-H Citizenship Award Recipient, a finalist in the Shelby County Junior Miss scholarship program in 2009, and president of the Alabama State 4-H Council during the
Centennial Celebration year.
The most important thing in her life was her relationship with Jesus Christ.
Visitation was held at Southern Heritage Funeral Home and the funeral service at First Baptist Church in Pelham.
She is survived by her parents and four sisters.
Dalta was an Industrial Engineering student at Auburn University and a scholarship USAF ROTC cadet.
In the newspaper obituary the family writes:
"She was a young woman with beauty and brawn. As the reigning push-up queen of the Garrett family, she always carried herself with strength and dignity. It was not unusual for her to stop what she was doing and carry someone else across the finish line-literally and figuratively. Her big brown eyes and smile were unforgettable."
Her accomplishments were numerous and noteworthy. She was Salutatorian of Hope Christian School, president of her senior class, a National Beta Club Scholar, President of Teen Eagle, President of Christian Honor Society, Hope Christian School's representative to Girls State, The Lefkovitz 4-H Citizenship Award Recipient, a finalist in the Shelby County Junior Miss scholarship program in 2009, and president of the Alabama State 4-H Council during the
Centennial Celebration year.
The most important thing in her life was her relationship with Jesus Christ.
Visitation was held at Southern Heritage Funeral Home and the funeral service at First Baptist Church in Pelham.
She is survived by her parents and four sisters.
In the newspaper obituary the family writes:
"She was a young woman with beauty and brawn. As the reigning push-up queen of the Garrett family, she always carried herself with strength and dignity. It was not unusual for her to stop what she was doing and carry someone else across the finish line-literally and figuratively. Her big brown eyes and smile were unforgettable."
Her accomplishments were numerous and noteworthy. She was Salutatorian of Hope Christian School, president of her senior class, a National Beta Club Scholar, President of Teen Eagle, President of Christian Honor Society, Hope Christian School's representative to Girls State, The Lefkovitz 4-H Citizenship Award Recipient, a finalist in the Shelby County Junior Miss scholarship program in 2009, and president of the Alabama State 4-H Council during the
Centennial Celebration year.
The most important thing in her life was her relationship with Jesus Christ.
Visitation was held at Southern Heritage Funeral Home and the funeral service at First Baptist Church in Pelham.
She is survived by her parents and four sisters.
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