Peyton Gary Walton- Daniels

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November 27, 2002 – September 16, 2023

Our AMAZING son went to be with the Lord on September 16, 2023.

Peyton was born on November 27, 2002, to Cassie and Casey Walton. His parents later divorced, and years later, an amazing man named Seth Daniels came into Peyton’s life and became his father. Peyton had a love for his family like no other. He was a mama's boy through and through. But the love for his siblings, Kaylee, Morgan, Madi, Indie, Max, and Zach was immeasurable. He also adored his girlfriend, Rylee Albert; "his diamond."

Peyton was a wrestler most of his life – his passion for wrestling was amazing. He also had a passion for fishing since he was a young boy, he loved shooting guns and shed hunting, and just the outdoors in general.

At Minico High School, Peyton took a welding class which began his passion for welding. Peyton was an amazing welder. In fact, he was pretty talented with any new hobbies he picked up. He’s been extremely talented all of his life. He also excelled at woodworking, hunting, and drawing. Peyton was employed at IMS in Burley. He was also a volunteer firefighter for the west and fire department which he truly loved.

Peyton was a fun, loving, and mischievous man. His mama always worried about him because there was always something going on with Peyton. Truly a one-of-a-kind soul with a heart of gold.

Peyton was preceded in death by his grandfather Gary Walton and uncle Ben Walton. Peyton is survived by his parents, Seth and Cassie Daniels, and Casey and Carly Walton. His siblings, Kaylee (Bayley) Jensen, Morgan Walton, Madi Fowler, Indie Daniels, Maddox Daniels, Zack Walton, Dakota Huber “his brother from another mother”, his girlfriend, Riley Albert and his grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Funeral services will be held 11:00 a.m. Friday, September 22, 2023 at Grace Community Church. Friends and family will gather for a Celebration of Life at the Rupert Elks Lodge following the memorial services at the church.

"Don’t stop running boy, but don’t be naïve."

"You ran your race, son, but you reached the finish line too soon…" no goofin!