'Dalton just loved life!'

A celebration of Dalton Black's life on the 4th of July, his favorite holiday

 

Yvonne Miller

Self-proclaimed "besties," the late Dalton Black and Bayli Hyde are shown together at Hardtner's 4th of July Parade in 2017 as they were so many years while raising money for Muscular Dystrophy. A Celebration of Dalton's life is planned in Hardtner Sunday at his parents' home.

Dalton Black may have had muscular dystrophy (MD) since he was a little boy, diagnosed at age 6, but people saw his winning smile and personality before they realized his disability. He succumbed to MD during the Covid-19 pandemic April 4, 2020, so his family couldn't hold the funeral or celebration of his life that Dalton so deserved because of the pandemic restrictions.

Now that crowd restrictions are lifted, how fitting that on Dalton's favorite holiday, the 4th of July, that his parents Jeff and Stacy Black of Hardtner plan a celebration of his life. They invite friends and family to d...



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