HUSBAND OF ROSEMAIRE FATHER OF 3 GRANDFATHER UNCLE GREAT UNCLE AS OF THIS DATE STILL DEER HUNTING STILL HERE JULY 1
2009 sadely my uncle pat went to be with my aunt we will miss him at deer camp ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
WW2 VET
Patrick Anthony Dalton, 97, of Grosse Ile, passed away, at home, on January 31, 2013. He was born October 1, 1915 in Detroit, Michigan to Dominick and Eileen (O'Brien) Dalton. On June 26, 1948 he married Rosemarie Leonard at the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Detroit; sadly, she preceded him in death on April 13, 1996. From that union came three children, After Mr. Dalton's high school graduation he went to work at Great Lakes steel for about 30 years, interrupted by his service to our country in the Army Air Corp during WW II. He retired in 1977. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Grosse Ile, enjoyed golfing, ice fishing, and hunting, and especially trips to his cabin in Harrisville, Michigan.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
Love leaves A memory No one can steal.
Oh Great Lord, let your winds be gentle and your skies be heavy, let there be a blanket of fresh snow to track the Antlered One as did my forefathers, and grant that I find him with antlers like a tree, branches wide and mighty.
Grant that my hand be steady, my aim be true, and my drag short.
But most of all grant that my children, and their children, and their childrens children have the wisdom to preserve your work in the forest, field, and stream, so that they too can one day hunt the Antlered One in the footsteps of their forefathers
2009 sadely my uncle pat went to be with my aunt we will miss him at deer camp ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
WW2 VET
Patrick Anthony Dalton, 97, of Grosse Ile, passed away, at home, on January 31, 2013. He was born October 1, 1915 in Detroit, Michigan to Dominick and Eileen (O'Brien) Dalton. On June 26, 1948 he married Rosemarie Leonard at the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Detroit; sadly, she preceded him in death on April 13, 1996. From that union came three children, After Mr. Dalton's high school graduation he went to work at Great Lakes steel for about 30 years, interrupted by his service to our country in the Army Air Corp during WW II. He retired in 1977. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Grosse Ile, enjoyed golfing, ice fishing, and hunting, and especially trips to his cabin in Harrisville, Michigan.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
Love leaves A memory No one can steal.
Oh Great Lord, let your winds be gentle and your skies be heavy, let there be a blanket of fresh snow to track the Antlered One as did my forefathers, and grant that I find him with antlers like a tree, branches wide and mighty.
Grant that my hand be steady, my aim be true, and my drag short.
But most of all grant that my children, and their children, and their childrens children have the wisdom to preserve your work in the forest, field, and stream, so that they too can one day hunt the Antlered One in the footsteps of their forefathers
HUSBAND OF ROSEMAIRE FATHER OF 3 GRANDFATHER UNCLE GREAT UNCLE AS OF THIS DATE STILL DEER HUNTING STILL HERE JULY 1
2009 sadely my uncle pat went to be with my aunt we will miss him at deer camp ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
WW2 VET
Patrick Anthony Dalton, 97, of Grosse Ile, passed away, at home, on January 31, 2013. He was born October 1, 1915 in Detroit, Michigan to Dominick and Eileen (O'Brien) Dalton. On June 26, 1948 he married Rosemarie Leonard at the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Detroit; sadly, she preceded him in death on April 13, 1996. From that union came three children, After Mr. Dalton's high school graduation he went to work at Great Lakes steel for about 30 years, interrupted by his service to our country in the Army Air Corp during WW II. He retired in 1977. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Grosse Ile, enjoyed golfing, ice fishing, and hunting, and especially trips to his cabin in Harrisville, Michigan.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
Love leaves A memory No one can steal.
Oh Great Lord, let your winds be gentle and your skies be heavy, let there be a blanket of fresh snow to track the Antlered One as did my forefathers, and grant that I find him with antlers like a tree, branches wide and mighty.
Grant that my hand be steady, my aim be true, and my drag short.
But most of all grant that my children, and their children, and their childrens children have the wisdom to preserve your work in the forest, field, and stream, so that they too can one day hunt the Antlered One in the footsteps of their forefathers
2009 sadely my uncle pat went to be with my aunt we will miss him at deer camp ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
WW2 VET
Patrick Anthony Dalton, 97, of Grosse Ile, passed away, at home, on January 31, 2013. He was born October 1, 1915 in Detroit, Michigan to Dominick and Eileen (O'Brien) Dalton. On June 26, 1948 he married Rosemarie Leonard at the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Detroit; sadly, she preceded him in death on April 13, 1996. From that union came three children, After Mr. Dalton's high school graduation he went to work at Great Lakes steel for about 30 years, interrupted by his service to our country in the Army Air Corp during WW II. He retired in 1977. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Grosse Ile, enjoyed golfing, ice fishing, and hunting, and especially trips to his cabin in Harrisville, Michigan.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
Love leaves A memory No one can steal.
Oh Great Lord, let your winds be gentle and your skies be heavy, let there be a blanket of fresh snow to track the Antlered One as did my forefathers, and grant that I find him with antlers like a tree, branches wide and mighty.
Grant that my hand be steady, my aim be true, and my drag short.
But most of all grant that my children, and their children, and their childrens children have the wisdom to preserve your work in the forest, field, and stream, so that they too can one day hunt the Antlered One in the footsteps of their forefathers
