Obituary for Dalton Weise Moncks Corner: Remembering the legacy of a young bull rider – CGWALL USA News

Obituary for Dalton Weise, Moncks Corner: Dalton Alan Weise, a talented 14-year-old bull rider from Moncks Corner, South Carolina, tragically passed away Wednesday. The young athlete was a rising star in the rodeo world and was much loved by his community. His funeral will be held on September 17th at Freedom Church.

Who was Dalton Alan Weise?

Born on February 3, 2010, in North Charleston, Dalton Alan Weise was a vibrant young man with a passion for rodeo. He was the son of JD Weise and Amanda Brewer Weise. A ninth-grader at Berkeley High School, Dalton was known not only for his bull riding skills, but also for his involvement in various sports and activities.

Dalton began his rodeo career at the Shady Acres Rodeo and quickly made a name for himself in the sport, competing in several competitions including the NHSRA (National High School Rodeo Association), SCHSRA (South Carolina High School Rodeo Association), and SJBRA (South Junior Bull Riders Association). His hard work and talent paid off when he placed 9th among youth bull riders in the world at the Wrangler YBR (Youth Bull Riders) competition.

Outside of rodeo, Dalton took a keen interest in Black Force MMA and joined Berkeley Wrestling where he won the Lower State Championship last year. His dedication and talent were evident in everything he did.

Honors and memories

Dalton's death has left a deep mark on those who knew him, with many taking to social media to express their grief and pay tribute to his memory.

One Facebook user wrote, “I still can't believe it. Walker just texted me and told me. I'm at a loss for words. Prayers for the Weise family; he was a role model to all. Young and old. Now you're riding in that rodeo in heaven. My prayers are with JD Weise, Amanda Weise and his sister. And I pray that God puts his arms around you. I love you Dalton Weise, see you soon buddy.”

Another tribute read: “Never in my life did I think I would have to write a post like this. Dalton 'Monkey' Weise was every bit the star and hero he aspired to be. Since birth he was always the smallest kid with the biggest heart. There was never a mountain too high for him. From football to MMA to being one of the BEST junior bull riders in the WORLD he excelled in everything he did. Tragically last night was the last time this world held his precious soul in its hands. I'm a wreck but I will always be a proud Uncle D. I will miss you cowboy.”

Another mourner wrote, “My heart has been so heavy and it is hard to put into words what I have been feeling since learning of the passing of Dalton Weise earlier this week. He was such an incredible young man and talented bull rider. The few times I had the opportunity to meet him, he was always so kind and polite. His courage, determination and the fire he had for this lifestyle will stay with me forever. My condolences go out to his family, friends and everyone in our rodeo community who is feeling this loss right now.”

The legacy of a young champion

Dalton Weise's influence was far reaching. Despite his young age, he made significant strides in the rodeo world and inspired many with his determination and spirit. His family, friends and the rodeo community at large mourn the loss of a young talent who touched many lives.

As the community prepares to say their final goodbyes on September 17, Dalton's legacy will live on in the memories of the people he touched and the accomplishments he achieved in his short but influential life. His passion for bull riding and his dedication to other pastimes remain a testament to his character and spirit.

Dalton Weise's story is that of a young man who eagerly followed his dreams and left a lasting impression on those around him. He will be remembered not only for his abilities, but for his kindness, courage and the joy he brought to all who knew him.