Elizabeth Ann Dalton, 33, passed away August 18, 2019, in her hometown, Santa Rosa Beach, Florida.
Elizabeth was born February 9, 1986, the first of three children. She attended Bay Elementary School, Destin Middle School, and Fort Walton Beach High School. She received her bachelor’s degree from Northwest Florida State College and her master’s degree from the University of West Florida.
Elizabeth always felt the most at home when she was on the water. She enjoyed boating and had a passion for fishing, a hobby Elizabeth’s parents introduced to her as little girl leading her to win numerous fishing tournaments over the years.
Elizabeth had a contagious laugh and a beautiful, unforgettable smile that could light up any room. She loved her family, her dear friends, and her dog, a Puggle named Bear. Elizabeth found strength in her faith and will be remembered for her deep compassion and heart she felt for those closest to her. She has been set free from any worldly pain or struggle allowing her to live in true eternal peace freedom.
Elizabeth is survived by mother and father, two sisters, maternal grandmother,; as well as numerous.
She was preceded in death by paternal grandfather, Forrest Adolph Dalton; maternal grandfather, Ezra Alton Raper; and maternal grandmother Eleanor R. Dalton (Waldrop), who we know greeted her with eternal love.
A memorial in celebration of her life will be held in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, at 1108 Nellie Drive on August 22 at 4:30 p.m.
Elizabeth was born February 9, 1986, the first of three children. She attended Bay Elementary School, Destin Middle School, and Fort Walton Beach High School. She received her bachelor’s degree from Northwest Florida State College and her master’s degree from the University of West Florida.
Elizabeth always felt the most at home when she was on the water. She enjoyed boating and had a passion for fishing, a hobby Elizabeth’s parents introduced to her as little girl leading her to win numerous fishing tournaments over the years.
Elizabeth had a contagious laugh and a beautiful, unforgettable smile that could light up any room. She loved her family, her dear friends, and her dog, a Puggle named Bear. Elizabeth found strength in her faith and will be remembered for her deep compassion and heart she felt for those closest to her. She has been set free from any worldly pain or struggle allowing her to live in true eternal peace freedom.
Elizabeth is survived by mother and father, two sisters, maternal grandmother,; as well as numerous.
She was preceded in death by paternal grandfather, Forrest Adolph Dalton; maternal grandfather, Ezra Alton Raper; and maternal grandmother Eleanor R. Dalton (Waldrop), who we know greeted her with eternal love.
A memorial in celebration of her life will be held in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, at 1108 Nellie Drive on August 22 at 4:30 p.m.
Elizabeth Ann Dalton, 33, passed away August 18, 2019, in her hometown, Santa Rosa Beach, Florida.
Elizabeth was born February 9, 1986, the first of three children. She attended Bay Elementary School, Destin Middle School, and Fort Walton Beach High School. She received her bachelor’s degree from Northwest Florida State College and her master’s degree from the University of West Florida.
Elizabeth always felt the most at home when she was on the water. She enjoyed boating and had a passion for fishing, a hobby Elizabeth’s parents introduced to her as little girl leading her to win numerous fishing tournaments over the years.
Elizabeth had a contagious laugh and a beautiful, unforgettable smile that could light up any room. She loved her family, her dear friends, and her dog, a Puggle named Bear. Elizabeth found strength in her faith and will be remembered for her deep compassion and heart she felt for those closest to her. She has been set free from any worldly pain or struggle allowing her to live in true eternal peace freedom.
Elizabeth is survived by mother and father, two sisters, maternal grandmother,; as well as numerous.
She was preceded in death by paternal grandfather, Forrest Adolph Dalton; maternal grandfather, Ezra Alton Raper; and maternal grandmother Eleanor R. Dalton (Waldrop), who we know greeted her with eternal love.
A memorial in celebration of her life will be held in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, at 1108 Nellie Drive on August 22 at 4:30 p.m.
Elizabeth was born February 9, 1986, the first of three children. She attended Bay Elementary School, Destin Middle School, and Fort Walton Beach High School. She received her bachelor’s degree from Northwest Florida State College and her master’s degree from the University of West Florida.
Elizabeth always felt the most at home when she was on the water. She enjoyed boating and had a passion for fishing, a hobby Elizabeth’s parents introduced to her as little girl leading her to win numerous fishing tournaments over the years.
Elizabeth had a contagious laugh and a beautiful, unforgettable smile that could light up any room. She loved her family, her dear friends, and her dog, a Puggle named Bear. Elizabeth found strength in her faith and will be remembered for her deep compassion and heart she felt for those closest to her. She has been set free from any worldly pain or struggle allowing her to live in true eternal peace freedom.
Elizabeth is survived by mother and father, two sisters, maternal grandmother,; as well as numerous.
She was preceded in death by paternal grandfather, Forrest Adolph Dalton; maternal grandfather, Ezra Alton Raper; and maternal grandmother Eleanor R. Dalton (Waldrop), who we know greeted her with eternal love.
A memorial in celebration of her life will be held in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, at 1108 Nellie Drive on August 22 at 4:30 p.m.
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