Patrick Joseph Dalton

Dear Ginger and John:
We are so sorry to learn of the passing of your loving Husband and Father, Pat. As neighbors for so many years, we have 1st hand knowledge of his humor and his interest in the well being of his Family, Friends and All he came in contact with. I recall how he enjoyed writing letters to the Editor in the Newspapers, caring for his lawn, and especially the pride he had in his children and grandchildren. He will be missed but his memories will
linger in your hearts, where he will eternally reside. Rest in Peace Patrick!
With our Condolences,
Anita and George Cooks

Ginger I´m so sorry to hear about Pat´s passing . He was one of the "good ones" a loss for those lucky enough to have known him. Hugs, Sally Luby

Dear Ginger. The fondest memories of your wonderful husband. Many great times together in DBQ. He personified the "Irish Catholic spirit". He brought joy to us all.RIP . Ron and Cathy Fox

I really liked Pat. He was our neighbor here in Ancient Tree and one of the first people we met when we moved here. I looked forward to seeing him each time I saw him and looked forward to his enthusiastic story telling. And it didn't matter even if I knew what he was talking about because his exuberance was worth listening to! Being a fellow Chicago Irishman, I appreciated his affinity to his heritage and his parish. He was a nice man.

Ginger,
My sincerest condolences.
I am so sorry to hear of your great loss. My prayers are with you and your family.

So sorry to hear about this. Pat hired me at World´s Finest Chocolate and we worked together in the field many times. He was one of the kindest person I ever knew. I loved listening to his stories about WFC. Praying for him and his family.