SHICKSHINNY — Thomas J. Dalton, 75, of Shickshinny, passed away on July 7, 2020, following a lengthy illness.
He was a good man that would have given the shirt off his back to anyone.
The most important things in his life were his wife of 45 years, Mary Ann, his family, and his loyal to the end companion, Lucky.
He worked for Brocca Garage as a mason for many years, until going out on his own with his son Tom Jr. He also helped run the Dalton Personal Care Home until retiring to take care of his sick wife.
He spent his last years watching Lucky run, the grass grow, the leaves fall, and the snow pile up on Nan and Pop's Mountain.
Tom is survived by his sisters, Mrs. Vera Hannis and Mrs. Mary Drevenak; his son, Tom Jr.; daughter, Carolann; grandchildren, Damien and Amber; great-grandson, Julian and his brother, Matthew and sister, Isabella.
Special thanks to Dave and Pam for their help with Tom's care and also to Stephanie from Geisinger at Home and Molly from Angel's Touch.
And Honey I miss you, and I'm being good, because I'd love to be with you, if only I could.
Private entombment was held in Mother of God Mausoleum, St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township, by the Jendrzejewski Funeral Home, Wilkes-Barre.
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Bonnie Vanderlick
July 20, 2020
Met Tom a long time ago. Through my brother Joe. Tom was a very special person. Loved everyone and was willing to help you in your time of need. Also opened his home .to freinds and family. To dinners. He will be greatly missed.
Patty Gregg
July 11, 2020
I'm so glad you're my sweet Mama's baby brother and I got to have you as my Uncle.
You made life fun!
I'm a huge Tammy Wynette fan because we listened to her together on your 8 track collection when you gave us rides.
Oh, and I will always remember your End of the Rainbow story...still makes me belly laugh.
You will be dearly missed, but it's comforting to know you are back beside your Honey.
Love,
Patty Ann
xoxo
THE UDISKI FAMILY
July 9, 2020
To THE DALTON FAMILY: OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY ON YOUR LOST OF A LOVED ONE MAY HE R.I.P.
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