Daniel Crockett Wyatt

Daniel "Dan" Crockett Wyatt, 78, of Woodbridge, VA, passed away on September 9th, 2025 at Sentara Hospital in Woodbridge, VA.
Dan was born on May 13, 1947, in Alexandria, VA to William Talmadge and Clara Wyatt. From a young age, he exemplified dedication, service, and love for his family and faith.
He proudly served his country in the United States Air Force, where he developed lifelong friendships and values that guided him throughout his life. After his military service, Dan built a meaningful career with the federal government working diligently until his retirement. His work, ethic, integrity, and commitment to service left a lasting impact to his colleagues and his family.
Dan and his family were devoted members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He served faithfully and strived to live in accordance with his beliefs. He had many ward members and friends who devoted countless hours in helping his family during his trials over the years and all the way up through his passing.
Dan married his sweetheart, Barbara Booth, in 1996 for time and all eternity. They had one son, Benjamin Daniel Wyatt, in October of 1998. Dan loved his family and worked very hard to give them the best life. He cherished every moment he had with his wife and son. He was a beloved husband/father/brother/son/uncle- always willing to offer wisdom, knowledge, and love. He enjoyed sharing stories from his experiences during the military service and his family past. Dan was passionate about his health and well-being. He made sure that he always had a selection of vitamins readily available and to take them every single day.
He is survived by his son, Benjamin, of Woodbridge, VA, his nieces, Arwen Wyatt of Provo, Utah, Rachel Wilks (Jeoff) of Cedar Park, Texas, Sarah Wyatt of Fredericksburg, VA, his nephews, Matthew Wyatt of Woodbridge, VA, and Jonathan Wyatt (Rollie) of Hooper, Utah. He is also survived by a host of great-nieces and nephews.
He's proceeded in death by his loving wife, Barbara Gail Wyatt, his brother, William Talmadge Wyatt Jr. (Linda), and his parents, William T. and Clara Wyatt. He is also proceeded in death by a host of aunts and uncles.