Dalton Cheek
February 13, 1935 ~ February 6, 2015
Joe Dalton Cheek 79, went to be with the Lord, Friday February 6, 2015 at his home.
Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM, Monday, February 9, 2015 at Union Grove Baptist Church, with the Reverend John Williamson officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Dalton was a native of Moore County, born February 13, 1935. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He enjoyed time spent with his family and friends. Dalton was a former Correctional Officer and Law Enforcement Officer. He owned and operated 705 Mobile Home Park and Sales.
Dalton loved the Lord. He was a past Deacon at Dover Baptist Church for 18 years and was currently attending Acorn Ridge Baptist Church. He was a past member of the Robbins Rescue Squad. He loved and supported the many Bear Creek Kayak events including the Annual Bearathlon. Dalton enjoyed motorcycles, antique cars and old guns.
Dalton was a son of the late Shellie Joe “Bill” and Stella Baldwin Cheek and was preceded in death by son; Gary Dalton Cheek.
Dalton is survived by the love of his life, his wife of 56 years Carolyn; daughters: Connie Burns and husband Victor, of Carthage, Cindy Monroe and husband Bryan, of Robbins; grandchildren: Jessica Burns, Lindsey Burns, John Scott and wife Haley, Ashton Monroe, Carly Monroe; great grandson: Dalton Scott; sister: Velna Brady, brother: Jerry Cheek..
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 PM Sunday, February 8, 2015 at Kennedy Funeral Home and at other times at the home.
Kennedy Funeral Home is assisting the Cheek Family
Condolences may be made to pinesfunerals.com
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Our thoughts and prayers are with Carolyn and Family during this time. Dalton was a Christian man that was respected and looked up too. I considered him a friend, and he will be missed by many that knew him. He did a lot to help his fellow man. Please let
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of the family. We will be keeping you all in our prayers. May God bless!
Dalton was a good man thought alot of him i will miss him praying for the family
i only knew dalton a short time as i was renting from him ,he was a good man,and a good friend,my heart goes out to those who knew him well.
Dalton was a good man he will be miss, I will keep your family in my prayer I am so sorry for your loss…R.I.P. Mr. Cheek…Death leaves a headache no one can heal,love leaves a memory no one can steal…
Dear family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Dalton was a good ole boy, always treated me with repest & kindness, always had a smile for me when I woud see him.. I gave hm some pictures of his son when he passed away, he always remembered to tell me t
I’m so sorry for your oss. Daton was a good man, good friend to everyone he knew.. I met him years ago & he was so nice to me… God bless you all. Thoughts & prayers, Ruby…
Dalton was always so kind to me growing up at Dover…my thoughts and prayers are with Carolyn,Connie, Cindy, and all the family.
sooo sorry for your loss.prayers for carolyn and the family
With Heart-Felt Sympathy and Prayers to all the family. ‘As long as we live and remember, our loved ones live within our hearts.’ May God hold you all especially close.
Grace Dunlap Stevens
Dear Connie and family,
So sorry to hear of the passing of your farther. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. I send my love.
Cindy, I know I haven’t kept in contact; but, my heart still goes out to you at the home going of your dad. I know it hurts. We just have to cry out to God to give us the grace to go on. I will be praying for you, your mom, and the rest of your family. Al
I rented for Dalton years ago,(1978-1983)I remember going to the park’s office and sitting and talking to him and Carolyn and they always understood when I didn’t have enough money for my rent, he was a good man,I am so sorry for your loss and I know he w
Dalton and I used to rides our motor cycles in the 50’s he rode a Indian, scout he always set up straight and tall, I will never forget, I went into service, and lost touch, but will always remember him. my prayers are with his family.
Connie, so sorry to hear of your loss.
My thoughts are with you old friend.