Dalton Weise Death & Obituary: Dalton Alan Weise, a vibrant and talented 14-year-old from Moncks Corner, South Carolina, tragically passed away on the evening of Wednesday, September 11, 2024. A beloved member of his community, Dalton was a 9th-grade student at Berkeley High School and was widely known for his passion, achievements, and bright spirit.
Funeral Arrangements
Funeral services for Dalton will be held at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, September 17, 2024, at Freedom Church. Interment will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends and family are invited to a visitation on Monday, September 16, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Dial-Murray Funeral Home in Moncks Corner. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the Jed Foundation or other suicide prevention programs to honor Dalton’s memory.
Early Life and Academic Success
Born on February 3, 2010, in North Charleston, South Carolina, Dalton was the cherished son of J.D. Weise and Amanda Brewer Weise. He excelled academically, earning honors as a member of the Junior Beta Club at Berkeley High School. Dalton’s commitment to his studies was only matched by his dedication to his community, especially his spiritual home at Freedom Church.
A Rising Star in Rodeo
Dalton’s passion for rodeo began early in life, and he quickly gained recognition both locally and nationally. He was an active participant in various rodeo associations, including the National High School Rodeo Association (NHSRA) and the South Carolina High School Rodeo Association (SCHSRA). Dalton’s list of rodeo accomplishments was impressive—he was a two-time Bareback Riding Champion and a reserve Bull Riding Champion. Additionally, he competed as part of the Shady Acres Rodeo and the Rockin G Mafia bull riding team. Most recently, Dalton achieved a prestigious number 9 ranking in the world for youth bull riding through the Wrangler Youth Bull Riding (YBR) competition.
Excellence in Wrestling and Grappling
In addition to his rodeo success, Dalton was a standout athlete in grappling and wrestling. He began his grappling career at Black Force MMA, where he won numerous gold medals. As a wrestler, Dalton joined Berkeley Wrestling and achieved significant success, including winning the Lower State Championship as an 8th grader. His competitive spirit and determination were evident in everything he did.
Personal Interests and Hobbies
Outside of competition, Dalton was an enthusiastic supporter of the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Green Bay Packers. He enjoyed hunting with friends and weightlifting at the gym with his father. His close relationships with family and friends were central to his life, and his kind nature and strong bonds with those around him will be remembered by all who knew him.
Survived By
Dalton leaves behind a loving family, including his mother, Amanda Brewer Weise, and his father, J.D. Weise; his sister, Madisyn Weise, of Moncks Corner; and his brother, Craig Weise, of Edgefield. He is also survived by his grandparents, Bonnie & Todd Brewer of Moncks Corner, Sophia Atkinson of Summerville, Dodie Weise of Charleston, and Johnny Weise of Savannah, Georgia. Additionally, Dalton is mourned by his great-grandparents, Barbara & Tommy Atkinson of Summerville, Brenda Brewer, and Larry & Gail Connor, all of Moncks Corner, as well as Darlene Weise of Bonneau. Numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends will also deeply miss him.
Conclusion: A Legacy of Inspiration
Dalton Alan Weise’s passing is a profound loss to his family, friends, and the Moncks Corner community. His legacy as a talented young man, a champion in rodeo and wrestling, and a dedicated student will continue to inspire those who knew him. While his life was tragically cut short, Dalton’s spirit, achievements, and love for those around him will never be forgotten.