Honoring Our Legacy • Celebrating Our Future

Join us for a fun-filled family gathering!
Honoring Our Legacy • Celebrating Our Future

Join us for a fun-filled family gathering!

Greetings Dalton Family,
It is with great honor and sincere joy that I welcome you to the 2026 Dalton Family Reunion. As we gather, we celebrate not only a weekend of fellowship but also a remarkable legacy that has endured for over 93 years since our founding in 1933.
The Dalton family stands as a testament to unity, resilience, and enduring love. Through generations, we have remained connected—not only by name, but by shared values, history, and a deep commitment to one another.
This sacred time of reunion allows us to reflect on the strength of those who came before us, while embracing the beauty of the present and the promise of future generations. It is a time to reconnect, uplift one another, and create lasting memories that will carry forward our family’s legacy.
I am truly excited about the wonderful weekend we have planned—filled with meaningful moments, joyful celebration, and renewed connections. May this reunion strengthen our bonds and remind us of the power of family.
Thank you for being part of this extraordinary legacy.
With warmest regards and love,
Dr. Tonya Caroline Miller
President, Dalton Family Reunion Committee








Graduate Student of Bowie State University. Her plans after graduation are to continue teaching in the Prince George's County Public School System.

Graduate of Hopewell High School. His plans are to attend CPCC in the fall.

Anderson Dalton Cole graduated from Chamblee High School in Chamblee, GA, and is the son of Shawn and Dawn Cole. At his high school, he served as Treasurer of the Black Student Union and as Secretary of the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America. In addition, he has been a member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club. He has also participated on the Swim
and Dive and Tennis teams. Anderson has received numerous awards at his high school including: the Georgia Student Service Award, the Advanced Placement Scholar Award, the National Recognition Award, and the 4.0 GPA and Above Award, among others. He will attend Tulane University to study Neuroscience, which will lead to his ultimate goal of becoming a dermatologist.

Graduate of Parkland High School. Her plans are to attend College.

Graduated from North Forsyth High School. Kadence's plan is to attend college and study agriculture.

Kaitlen Hash graduated from Mallard Creek High School and plans to attend Howard University, Major Biology, Minor Chemistry (Predental Track)

Maleah graduated from South Stokes High School, Class of 2026

Talen graduated from Ridge View High School in Columbia, South Carolina. He plans to attend Bowling Green State University in the fall. Class of 2026

Idris graduated from Nansemond High School. He plans to attend Howard University in the fall. Class of 2026

A Short Film By: Spencer Jamison
"At Capacity" is a poignant short film that explores the emotional weight of love and relationships. With authentic conversations and powerful performances, it tackles the struggles of facing life's limits while questioning the possibilities of healing and connection. Written and directed by Spencer Jamison, the film emphasizes the strength in knowing when to let go and when to hold on. Enjoy the journey with "At Capacity."

Starring: K.D. and Chris Chalk
On their son's fifth birthday, two estranged parents embark on parallel emotional journeys as their reunion compels them to confront the fragile chance of reconnection. Set in post-flood Asheville, North Carolina, this meditative drama explores whether love can endure after loss.

Fantasy, Coming-of-Age I 2024 I 12min
By. K.D. Chalk
A newly orphaned kid dodging the foster care system spends a magical evening with a sock puppet, hoping to unpack her complicated relationship with her father days after his death.
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