"Patricia Christine Cox Dalton, 58, of Cleveland, NC passed away, Monday, September 10, 2018 at Maple Leaf Health Care.
Mrs. Dalton was born July 3, 1960 in Smyth County, VA and was the daughter Thelma Anderson Cox and the late Emmett George Cox, Sr. She was a graduate of Amelia County Schools and in June 1978 was married to Harley Wyatt Dalton, who survives.
In addition to her mother and husband, she is survived by three children, Regina Parker (Thomas), Jennifer Berry (Preston, Jr.) and Harley Joe Dalton along with a daughter-in-law, Felisha Dalton; nine grandchildren, Dallas, Topanga, Carissa, Paige, and Wyatt Dalton, Audrey and Grant Parker, Preston Berry, III, Daniel Berry; one brother, Emmitt George Cox, Jr. (Wanda) and one sister, Frankie Hensley (Nick).
The family will visit with friends on Monday evening, Sept. 17 from 6 PM until 8 PM at Nicholson Funeral Home with burial to follow at a later date. Online condolences can be made to the family at www.nicholsonfunerals.com and Nicholson Funeral Home is serving the family of Christine Dalton." (https://www.nicholsonfh.com/notices/Patricia-Dalton)
Mama was a wonderful lady who never knew a stranger, she had a heart as big as all outdoors and it was made of pure gold. She loved watching classic t.v. (Gunsmoke was her favorite), she loved oldies rock n roll, bluegrass, country and gospel. She was one of the biggest Elvis Presley fans you might meet. Her life long dream was to go to Graceland and she got to live that dream in October, 2009. Her life revolved around her faith and her family. Mama's greatest joy was her grand-babies, she was a very proud Nana. Who showered each one of them with love and praise. Mama loved NASCAR racing, knitting, when she was able she loved to cook for those she loved so dear. Her best loved hobby was reading and doing cross word puzzle books, Mama loved to read she was known to read 2 or 3 books at a time. She would read a little in one and then read a little in another til they were finished. She never seemed to have enough books or cross word puzzles. She was an amazing woman who loved many with an unconditional love . We miss her beyond mer words and love her more than simple words can say.
Mrs. Dalton was born July 3, 1960 in Smyth County, VA and was the daughter Thelma Anderson Cox and the late Emmett George Cox, Sr. She was a graduate of Amelia County Schools and in June 1978 was married to Harley Wyatt Dalton, who survives.
In addition to her mother and husband, she is survived by three children, Regina Parker (Thomas), Jennifer Berry (Preston, Jr.) and Harley Joe Dalton along with a daughter-in-law, Felisha Dalton; nine grandchildren, Dallas, Topanga, Carissa, Paige, and Wyatt Dalton, Audrey and Grant Parker, Preston Berry, III, Daniel Berry; one brother, Emmitt George Cox, Jr. (Wanda) and one sister, Frankie Hensley (Nick).
The family will visit with friends on Monday evening, Sept. 17 from 6 PM until 8 PM at Nicholson Funeral Home with burial to follow at a later date. Online condolences can be made to the family at www.nicholsonfunerals.com and Nicholson Funeral Home is serving the family of Christine Dalton." (https://www.nicholsonfh.com/notices/Patricia-Dalton)
Mama was a wonderful lady who never knew a stranger, she had a heart as big as all outdoors and it was made of pure gold. She loved watching classic t.v. (Gunsmoke was her favorite), she loved oldies rock n roll, bluegrass, country and gospel. She was one of the biggest Elvis Presley fans you might meet. Her life long dream was to go to Graceland and she got to live that dream in October, 2009. Her life revolved around her faith and her family. Mama's greatest joy was her grand-babies, she was a very proud Nana. Who showered each one of them with love and praise. Mama loved NASCAR racing, knitting, when she was able she loved to cook for those she loved so dear. Her best loved hobby was reading and doing cross word puzzle books, Mama loved to read she was known to read 2 or 3 books at a time. She would read a little in one and then read a little in another til they were finished. She never seemed to have enough books or cross word puzzles. She was an amazing woman who loved many with an unconditional love . We miss her beyond mer words and love her more than simple words can say.
"Patricia Christine Cox Dalton, 58, of Cleveland, NC passed away, Monday, September 10, 2018 at Maple Leaf Health Care.
Mrs. Dalton was born July 3, 1960 in Smyth County, VA and was the daughter Thelma Anderson Cox and the late Emmett George Cox, Sr. She was a graduate of Amelia County Schools and in June 1978 was married to Harley Wyatt Dalton, who survives.
In addition to her mother and husband, she is survived by three children, Regina Parker (Thomas), Jennifer Berry (Preston, Jr.) and Harley Joe Dalton along with a daughter-in-law, Felisha Dalton; nine grandchildren, Dallas, Topanga, Carissa, Paige, and Wyatt Dalton, Audrey and Grant Parker, Preston Berry, III, Daniel Berry; one brother, Emmitt George Cox, Jr. (Wanda) and one sister, Frankie Hensley (Nick).
The family will visit with friends on Monday evening, Sept. 17 from 6 PM until 8 PM at Nicholson Funeral Home with burial to follow at a later date. Online condolences can be made to the family at www.nicholsonfunerals.com and Nicholson Funeral Home is serving the family of Christine Dalton." (https://www.nicholsonfh.com/notices/Patricia-Dalton)
Mama was a wonderful lady who never knew a stranger, she had a heart as big as all outdoors and it was made of pure gold. She loved watching classic t.v. (Gunsmoke was her favorite), she loved oldies rock n roll, bluegrass, country and gospel. She was one of the biggest Elvis Presley fans you might meet. Her life long dream was to go to Graceland and she got to live that dream in October, 2009. Her life revolved around her faith and her family. Mama's greatest joy was her grand-babies, she was a very proud Nana. Who showered each one of them with love and praise. Mama loved NASCAR racing, knitting, when she was able she loved to cook for those she loved so dear. Her best loved hobby was reading and doing cross word puzzle books, Mama loved to read she was known to read 2 or 3 books at a time. She would read a little in one and then read a little in another til they were finished. She never seemed to have enough books or cross word puzzles. She was an amazing woman who loved many with an unconditional love . We miss her beyond mer words and love her more than simple words can say.
Mrs. Dalton was born July 3, 1960 in Smyth County, VA and was the daughter Thelma Anderson Cox and the late Emmett George Cox, Sr. She was a graduate of Amelia County Schools and in June 1978 was married to Harley Wyatt Dalton, who survives.
In addition to her mother and husband, she is survived by three children, Regina Parker (Thomas), Jennifer Berry (Preston, Jr.) and Harley Joe Dalton along with a daughter-in-law, Felisha Dalton; nine grandchildren, Dallas, Topanga, Carissa, Paige, and Wyatt Dalton, Audrey and Grant Parker, Preston Berry, III, Daniel Berry; one brother, Emmitt George Cox, Jr. (Wanda) and one sister, Frankie Hensley (Nick).
The family will visit with friends on Monday evening, Sept. 17 from 6 PM until 8 PM at Nicholson Funeral Home with burial to follow at a later date. Online condolences can be made to the family at www.nicholsonfunerals.com and Nicholson Funeral Home is serving the family of Christine Dalton." (https://www.nicholsonfh.com/notices/Patricia-Dalton)
Mama was a wonderful lady who never knew a stranger, she had a heart as big as all outdoors and it was made of pure gold. She loved watching classic t.v. (Gunsmoke was her favorite), she loved oldies rock n roll, bluegrass, country and gospel. She was one of the biggest Elvis Presley fans you might meet. Her life long dream was to go to Graceland and she got to live that dream in October, 2009. Her life revolved around her faith and her family. Mama's greatest joy was her grand-babies, she was a very proud Nana. Who showered each one of them with love and praise. Mama loved NASCAR racing, knitting, when she was able she loved to cook for those she loved so dear. Her best loved hobby was reading and doing cross word puzzle books, Mama loved to read she was known to read 2 or 3 books at a time. She would read a little in one and then read a little in another til they were finished. She never seemed to have enough books or cross word puzzles. She was an amazing woman who loved many with an unconditional love . We miss her beyond mer words and love her more than simple words can say.
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She was buried with her husband at Amos Ballard Quesenberry Cem., INdian Valley Rd NW, Willis, VA
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