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Darrell Gene Newton Obituary

Darrell Gene Newton, 66, of Yuba City, CA passed away on December 27, 2008 in Oklahoma City, OK. Born September 12, 1942, he was a lifelong Yuba-Sutter resident.
He was employed by a local lumber mill.
He enjoyed fishing and flea marketing. Darrell enjoyed children and was a former foster parent.
He was baptized October 10, 2004 at the Olivehurst Baptist Church, where he was an active member.
Darrell is survived by his wife Margaret Newton of Yuba
City; 3 sons Darrell Gene Newton II of Rio Linda, John Newton of Boseman, MT, and James Wylie of Yuba City; 3 daughters Yvonne Elaine Newton of Olivehurst, Dana Wylie of Truckee, CA, and Sarah Martin of Yuba City; 4 granddaughters Sarah, Mary, Ruby, and Tiersa; 2 brothers Bob Newton of Sacramento, Ronnie Newton of Yuba City; 3 sisters Sharon Black of Ranch Cordova, Melva Flury of Yuba City, and Ginger Thompson of Yuba City; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his mother and father John and Stella Newton of Linda; and his first wife of 40 years, Peggy Newton.
Services will be held at Olivehurst Baptist Church, Saturday January 17 at 10am.

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Published by Appeal Democrat on Jan. 16, 2009.

Memories and Condolences
for Darrell Gene Newton

6 Entries

Richard D Calvert

November 18, 2021

Richard D Calvert

November 18, 2021

Richard D Calvert

November 18, 2021

Sharon I don't know if you remember me and my brother Larry, we was good friends to you and your brother, plus your mom and dad,sure like to get in touch with you guys.my phone number is 9132845882 I bet Ronnie will remember the old picture of me.

Sharon Black

January 10, 2021

Well Bro, I’ve reached the age when you left this earth and I miss you so much! You’re face is so vivid in my memory and my heart is so lonely without my big brother here. I love you and miss you so much! Most of the family is there with you now but know you’re all missed.

Danielle Black-Ferguson

January 16, 2009

Darrell Newton, or Uncle Darrell as I call him was one of my favorite Uncles. He was lively, outdoorsy and just a big teddy bear. My Uncle Darrell was the most loving man, he was a great dad to his kids Yvonne, Gene and John, and was definitely a family man. I will always remember my Uncle Darrell and his big truck. He was a beautiful person with a wonderful heart, and he will be missed. I know he is happy up in heaven with Grandma and Grandpa. I love you Uncle Darrell!

Sharon Black

January 16, 2009

Darrell was my hero. He was a gentle giant as I was growing up. He always hugged me when he saw me and our good-byes always ended in aother big hug. He always introduced me as "his little sister" and I knew I was loved. He took me trick-or-treating in his car to the best places to get candy, he would always give me his change when he came home on R&R from the Navy, and he was always the one I called when I wanted to get out of high school classes. My big brother was cool. He helped me when he could, and I always helped him when he needed it. I helped him move from one place to another, scrub walls that his kids had drawn pictures on and babysit so he could go out with Peggy. Darrell always had a green thumb like Daddy, so between the two we always had plenty of fruit and vegetables to eat. Darrell and Ronnie would go hunting and fishing and always bring back their limit of each. Darrell was a good person and was always helping those in need. He helped take care of my mom and dad and his in-laws. He always had a smile on his face. I will miss him dearly and he will always be in my heart, but now he's with Mom and I know he's happy. Take care big brother till we meet again where we can sit around the dinner table with all the family and talk about old times. I love you!

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