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Val Dean Dalling

Rexburg, Idaho

1926-2008

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Val Dean Dalling, 81, passed on to meet his eternal sweetheart, Nelda, on Tuesday, March 25, 2008, of natural causes, at his son's home in Rexburg. Val was born in Sugar City on Oct. 12, 1926, to William Ricks Dalling and Sarah Ethel Orme. He was the fifth of seven children. He grew up in Sugar...

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My father is Kim Hatch and he served as Bishop Dallings first assistant. In his personal history Bishop Dallings was someone he mentioned as being a large influence for good in his life and included a letter Bishop Dallings wrote him. I appreciate his dedicated service and I know he was a blessing to my dad and my family.

To all the Dalling Family: We were sorry to hear of your Dad's passing but what a great reunion with your mom. They were such a great couple and a wonderful example to me. I loved them both dearly and I know you will miss them but the wonderful memories you have will see you through until you are reunited. Sorry we missed the funeral but know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. My dad also loved your Dad and I can see them now reminisicing about their days at Ricks College. ...

Brother Dalling was a neighbor to my family a few houses away. I noticed he always had a smile on his face & was very friendly when I walked by their home. May peace and comfort be with the Dalling family during this time. Jennifer Kingsford Ricks

Bishop Dalling was our first Bishop when we moved to Rexburg 32 years ago and made us feel so welcome. He and Nelda were always so kind and caring. Just being around them gave you such a positive feeling about life. They were such a wonderful example to all. We are happy they are together again.

The Dalling Family:

What a great man!! I know how happy he is to be reunited with your mom. They were a special couple! He was such a great example, to not only his players, but to other coaches. Everything he did was in the best interest of those involved. He will be missed.

With deepest sympathy

Val was a fine coach and a good friend. I'd carry the water bucket for him anywhere. (DGG MHS 1963)

I learned my best lessons in sportsmanship, integrity, and honor from my father, Glen and Val/Nelda Dalling. They were always willing to listen when the going got rough. They were friends to everyone and were always interested in what you were doing no matter where you were. I considered them best friends. Nelda and Val were such good examples of love, compassion and concern for all. They have left you a great legacy.

Val was my baseball coach while I was at Ricks College. I completely enjoyed learning from him and his wonderful example.

I will miss Val (Bishop, President, Principal & Coach Dalling) very much. He was a tremendous and positive influence in my life. I am a much better person because I knew and associated with him.