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DALTON M. GREEN

May 12, 1961 — June 17, 2013

DALTON M. GREEN

Dalton M. Green, 52 of Tokio, ND began his journey to the spirit world on Monday, June 17, 2013 at his home. A Wake for Dalton will be held at the WoodLake Wellness Center, Tokio, ND on Friday, June 21, 2013 beginning at 6:00 p.m. with a Prayer Service at 8:00 p.m. The procession to Tokio will leave at 5:00 p.m. on Friday from Wal-Mart. Funeral Services for Dalton will also be at the WoodLake Wellness Center on Saturday, June 22nd at 10:00 a.m. with Pastor Larry Thiele officiating. Burial will be in the Bdecan Presbyterian Cemetery, rural Tokio. Music will be provided by Tony and Vina McDonald, Clifford Littlewind Drum Group and any other Drum Groups are welcome to share their songs in memory of Dalton. Casket Bearers for Dalton will be Tony Guy, Paul Lawrence, David Sherman, Willard Chaske, Waylon Shaw, Frank Cavanaugh, Jerry Robinson and Terry Dunn. Honorary Bearers will be Colleen Chaske and family, Rosie Whitetail and family, Lorraine Greybear and family, Jerry Joshua and family, James Robinson and family, Derrick Ami and family, Sam Merrick Sr. and family, Rocky Littlewind and family, Audrey Peltier and family, Martin Whitetail Sr. and family, Clifford Littlewind and family, Bentley Greybear Sr. and family, Casey Thomas and family, Terry and Catalina Herman and family, Dean Dunn and family, Justin Quilt, Bradley Agard, Robert and Lonzo Green and family, Larry and Darla Thiele and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Feather Sr. and family, Valerie Yankton and family, Roger Yankton and family, Cora Whiteman and family, Waylon and Renita Shaw and family and all family and friends of Dalton. We are sorry if we missed anyone. It was not intentional. Dalton Murray Green began his earthly journey on May 12, 1961 in Devils Lake, ND, the son of Lawrence Green Sr. and Eunice Ross. He attended school at St. Michael and then went to Wahpeton Boarding School through the 8th grade. He attended high school in Flandreau, South Dakota and graduated from Fort Totten High School. He was a star basketball player at Flandreau and Fort Totten. He continued his education at Kicking Horse Job Corps in Montana and later attended college in Mobridge, South Dakota. Dalton worked in Logan, Utah, Bismarck, ND, Browning, Montana and after moving back to the Spirit Lake Nation he worked for DTI (Dakota Tribal Industries) Sioux Manufacturing Corporation and the Fort Totten Police Department. Dalton had a passion for beading and other Native American arts and crafts. He also generously taught this beautiful art of beading to his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed fishing, going to basketball games and pow-wows. Dalton was so proud of his “girls” and adored his grandchildren. We will all miss him so very much and will hold his memory in our hearts. Dalton is survived by his loving family. His daughters, Lynissa Green and Dalta Green; son, Doltan Sietcidy of Keyenta, AZ; Amaré J. Robinson and Aubrey J. Robinson; step children, Justin Quilt and Bradley Agard; friend, Lois TreeTop; brothers, Lawrence Green Jr., Milton Green Sr., George Green, Ross Green, Robert Green and Richard Green; sisters, Charlene Green and Marveen Eliserio; aunts, Margie Ross, Millicent Little, Bernice Chaske, Amelia Chalis and Evelyn Ross; uncles, Winfield Chaske, Sr., John Chaske and Kenneth Dunn; many nieces, nephews and cousins Dalton was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Wanda Pipot Green; grandparents, George and Christina Ross, Marian Chaske and Felix Green; sisters, Margaret Small and Dorothy SpottedBird; uncles, Joseph “Big Joe” Chaske and John Ross Sr.; aunts, Darleen Chaske, Katie TwoHearts and Priscilla Touche.
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