Kyle Dalton Obituary

Kyle Dalton, 91, of Bonham, died Wednesday, September 26, 2018.
A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church in Bonham. Dana Coker will officiate. A family visitation will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the church. Arrangements are under the direction of Wise Funeral Home.
He is survived by his daughters, Sandra Splawn, Gloria McCallister, and Wanda St. Leger; four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; sisters, Martha Wright and Rachel Stump; and brother, Gary Dalton.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the First United Methodist Church of Bonham, 801 Star St., Bonham; the Creative Arts Center of Bonham, 200 W. 5th St., Bonham; or a charity of your choice.

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Published by The Herald Democrat on Sep. 30, 2018.

Memories and Condolences
for Kyle Dalton

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11 Entries

Greg Curry

October 18, 2018

I just learned of Kyle's passing. I'll always remember his positive attitude and kind words. I know Ethel and Slim are glad to see him again. I'm sure dad and him are fishing together once again. They always liked to compete on who could catch the most. Prayers for the family.

Kathy Strong

October 1, 2018

Kyle will be missed in Church and at our Senior Sunday lunches. He was the kindest and funny guy. He shared many stories with us about his life. A true artist and trades man with the gift of crafting his bowls. He never let anything get I'm down, always positive and hopeful. I am sure God has a special place and special wood workshop for him. We miss you Kyle. God Bless you and the Family

Cliff & Carolyn Harjo

October 1, 2018

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. My husband Cliff and I have enjoyed Kyle's friendship for a long time. He was the epitome of manhood, such a gracious friend, loving husband, loving father, grandfather and brother. Kyle will always remain in our hearts, May we meet again some day. Prayers for all Cliff and Carolyn Harjo.

Courtney Sink

September 30, 2018

I will miss Great-Uncle Kyle! He was a wonderful, loving and good hearted man! I loved when he visited. I am so thankful my kids got to meet him! Uncle Kyle fly high, we love you and until we meet again! I love you! Courtney, David, Breanna, Jonathon & Eric Sink!

Pat Stultz

September 30, 2018

Rest In Peace. You will live on in my heart and memories.pat

Debbie Cosper

September 30, 2018

Gary and I are so thankful that we had the privilege of being Mr. Dalton's neighbors for two years. What a blessing he was in my life as he was the most optimistic, joy filled soul I have ever met. I will never forget him and the impact he had on my life.

Darvel & Debbie Kirby

September 30, 2018

Kyle was the greatest neighbor ever! One of the finest men I have known. We are proud to have 2 wooden bowls he made several years ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you ladies and your families.

Charlotte Gordon

September 29, 2018

Uncle Kyle I am going to miss your loving phone calls. I love you so much. Tell my mama and daddy hi when you get to heaven. Love you forever and always.

The Wise Funeral Home Family Bonham, TX

September 30, 2018

We present this guestbook to you with deepest compassion and with our sincerest expression of sympathy.

Judy Price

September 29, 2018

Kyle loved to go eat after church on Sunday's usually Mary Jane took him to church. If she was sick or out of town Grandson and I would go by and get him. After church we would go eat sometime he had his wallet and sometimes he didn't. We would tease him about it he would just laugh and had to reimburse me as soon as I got him home. If there were law enforcement in the restaurant he would pay for their lunch also. Love Kyle, he had a wonderful talent for working with wood. Kyle enriched my life so much, so glad God gave me the opportunity to have known him. Kyle is in the heavenly choir singing Hallelujah, walking tall.

John McCullough

September 29, 2018

What a blessing Kyle was to his Bonham neighbors. We are the McCulloughs, John , Cyndi, and mom Verma Enfield. We are going to miss him when we go to the Lake as he came over often and took Verma for a ride to lovers Lane as he described a ride around the neighborhood. We are offering prayers for the family and gratitude to our Lord Jesus for allowing us to have Kyle for a friend. God Bless you all.

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