Juleen B. Dalton Obituary (1936 - 2021)

Funeral services for Juleen Dalton will be broadcast via Facebook Live on Tuesday, September 7, 2021 beginning at 1:00 PM MDT. If viewing this broadcast from a mobile device, the Facebook App is required. If you are viewing this broadcast on a desktop computer, a Facebook account is not required. To watch this service, please click on the link below. Click HERE to view Funeral Services for Juleen Dalton Juleen B. Dalton passed away on Friday, August 27, early evening in her home surrounded by her loving family. She died from complications from pneumonia. She is survived by her 4 children, Don Dalton, DeAnn Erickson (Dave), Darleen Dalton (Kenton), David Dalton. She was the grandmother of 14, and great grandmother of 5, with one arriving in February. Juleen was born June 5, 1936 in Marysvale Utah, to David Neldon Burr and Julia Michaelsen. They lived in Marysvale for the first few years of her life. The family later moved to Monroe to attend grade school, Junior High and High School. Neldon David Burr, Juleen’s father, was a farmer, sheepherder and raised cattle. He also worked in the mines, where he lost his life when she was 16 years old. She is the oldest of four sisters, all of whom loved, adored, and considered her their second mother. They each were able to live with Van and Juleen for extended periods of time while attending school. Each sister has said that they cherished their time with Van and Juleen and loved everything they learned from their examples of Christlike love and service. Juleen married her high school sweetheart, Van, on July 19, 1954, straight out of high school at the ripe age of 18. Together they attended Utah State University while she worked to put Van through school. After graduating from USU, they lived in Hunter, Granger, and made Murray their final destination for the last 57 years. Juleen loved to sew, cook, and read. Her greatest joy and happiness was being with family, family gatherings, and attending events of her grandchildren. She was their biggest fan!! She spent her time doing for others in need, providing transportation, meals in times of illness, helping neighbors, lending a listening ear, and always talking. She truly was an angel and saintly mother to many. She especially served with love, care, and compassion for Van, in his declining years, as he required more support and assistance. Juleen loved her Heavenly Father, and displayed unquestionable faith. She was willing to serve and do anything that was asked of her. She has served as a Primary and Young Women teacher. She also served as a Primary President, President and counselor in the Relief Society organization, as well as in the Stake Primary Presidency. She was devoted to ministering and loving her neighbors. Juleen is loved deeply by all who knew her. Van and Juleen had an eternal love and affection for one another. They were a couple that many looked up to as true examples of loving the Lord and loving others. Funeral Services will be Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at the Little Cottonwood 12th Ward, located at 6180 South Glenoaks Street (855 East), Murray, Utah at 1:00 pm with a viewing prior to the service from 12:00-12:45 pm. Interment will be Wednesday, September 8, 2021 at Annabella Cemetery 1:00 pm, 632 East 200 North, Annabella, Utah