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Lili Turner
April 17, 2004
My very sincere and deepest sympathy to Uncle John's family. He was a kind, sweet man who will long be remembered by all who knew him. I loved his smile, warmth, and best of all his big and wonderful hugs ... he always made my day!! I will surely miss him!
Joyce Kaelin
April 15, 2004
Fr. Dalton presided at our marriage on Jan. 26, 1957 at OMOS. He was so well loved there and I am sure, at each parish he served after that. Although we had not seen him in many years, he has never been forgotten. We send our deepest sympathy to his many friends and to his family.
Leon Grantz
April 5, 2004
Fr. John's smile was so friendly and
his help so gracious. How he enjoyed
the company of my dear brother, Kennny Grantz, and his law associ-
ates, in the office and at lunch!
I also received courteous welcome
when back in my native Kentucky.
John, surely you are with us in the
Communion of Saints! Leon, C.P.
Fr. Leon Grantz
April 5, 2004
Fr.John, surely you have a twinkle
in your Irish face (perhaps hidden).
How my brother, Kenny Grantz, and his lawyer-associates enjoyed your
company at lunch! How kind and helpful you were to me also. Surely
in the Communion of Saints, you are with us all.-- Fr. Leon Grantz,CP
Native of Holy Name Parish.
Donna Butner-Mattingly
April 5, 2004
I was very saddened to hear of Father Dalton's passing. I remember him very fondly when at St.Columba where I attended grade school. He taught all of us many things-mostly caring for others. I will always remember his kindness and warm smile. I extend my sympathy to his family.
Raymond Smith
April 3, 2004
Our prayers are for Father Dalton and with his family. I was a young boy when Father Dalton was assigned to Our Mother Of Sorrows Church. He was a good man and priest. He will definitely be missed.
Richard Lockerby
April 3, 2004
Our deepest sympathy.
Al & Barbara Isert, and Angela & Richard Lockerby
Jacqueline Puttick
April 3, 2004
To the Family and Friends of Father John Dalton:
Father John Dalton, known to some as "Father Uncle" was a priest's priest, who enjoyed life to the fullest. He had a great zest in everything he did and always put the Lord first. Father Uncle, you will always be in our hearts.
May Father's family and good friends find the peace of mind and of heart that we all seek.
Respectfully,
Puttick
Jim Quinn
April 2, 2004
John , During your life as a priest and friend you touched many people, of all and varied persuasions in so many ways,many of whom we will never know. Their lives are so much better because of your wisdom and advise.You were always concerned about who would win the race. You yourself have now finished and won the greatest and most important race of all overcoming many obstacles and hurdles along the way.You will be always be part of Hallandale/Gulfstream Park and always be remembered at St Matthew;You died as you lived everyones friend. Fr.John: May you rest in peace.Fr Jim Quinn.
Ida Roberts & Family
April 2, 2004
Our deepest sympathy to Father John's family. He was a devoted priest,a great friend and dearly loved. We will surely miss him. He ran the good race, reached the finish line and won his heavenly reward.
Judy Vernon
April 2, 2004
Father John you will be missed by many. Your kindness, love and understanding will be remember always. May you rest peacefully in God's loving arms
Sharon Tinsley
April 2, 2004
Our deepest sympathy to the family of Fr.John Dalton. He was our friend and our pastor and we loved him. He always had a kind word and that bright Irish smile for everyone . We will miss him a great deal. Sharon, Bobby, Robby and Jamey Tinsley
Kevin Taylor
April 2, 2004
Father Dalton was one of the first priests that I was a server for when I was a child at Our Mother Of Sorrows. That was probably his first parish and I had the great pleasure to have assisted him at masses he said at OMOS. He was then and throughout all of the years that I have known him a great gentleman and comforting priest. He defines what a Catholic Priest should be; he was a very caring man that I am sure touched many lifes.
I feel privileged to have known him and been touched by his ministry. He visited my mother four years ago when she was dying at home and gave her her last rights, bringing her and our family more of God's comfort. He will be sorely missed.
I am, however, very happy that he is now in God's house and receiving the eternal comfort and love that he taught us we will receive when we follow God's plan.
God bless you Father Dalton.
James Flynn
April 2, 2004
Friends, May I offer you my sympathy on the death of your friend and mine. We were classmates and friends for over 50 years, and John's kindnesses to everyone, mixed with his Irish heritage, made him beloved by all. I thank God for a wonderful human being and a priest who loved the people he served. May he rest in peace.
Fr. Jim Flynn
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