Valton F. Hazelton

Birth date: Nov 25, 1932 Death date: May 11, 2026

Valton F. Hazelton was born in Gunter, TX on November 25, 1932, to Roy and Katie Hazelton. He is preceded in death by: His beloved wife, Maricille Wilson Hazelton. Parents: Roy and Katie Hazelton. Brother: Leaman Hazelton. Sister: Read Obituary

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Clayton Funeral Home and Crematory - Pearland

5530 W. Broadway, Pearland TX 77581

(281) 485-4446

Mary Watkins

1w ago

HOW HE LOVED ALL ANIMALS. i KEPT MY HORSE kLEID IN THE BACK PASTURE WHEN HE FELL OFF A LADDER AND WENT TO A CONVALESCENT HOME TO RECOVER WITH mARICILLE. wHEN THEY CAME HOME HE LOVED TO SEE MY HORSE IN THE PASTURE AND WANTED TO LET HIM STAY THERE. I REMEMBER HE WAS SETTING DOWN WORKING ON THE FENCE AND kLEID HAD A LEG ON EITHER SIDE OF VALTON AND WAS LOOKING OVER HIS SHOULDER. I STILL HAVE THIS PICTURE IN MY MIND. HE ALSO WAS MY DAUGHTER JENNIFER'S PRINCIPLE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. WE ALSO SHOWED DOGS WITH THEM. HE WILL BE SADLY MISSED.

Jolene Wickel

6w ago

What a kind and gentle man he was. I am sending my sincere condolences to the family of this dear man. I was privileged to know him via my children’s elementary school years and my serving in the LPES PTA for a few years. I am so glad that I was able to visit him for a short visit recently. That definitely was a “God thing”. I just happened to see his name on his door as I was leaving a friend’s room. I had no idea that he was there… and just stayed for a few minutes just to say a short prayer with him. God bless him for the wonderful, positive impact he had on so many children snd their parents.

Lou Mann Large

6w ago

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Lou Mann Large

6w ago

I was the School Nurse at LPE for 15 years. I admired Valton for his fairness and calm, cool, deminer. His highest priority was his students. He genuinely loved his students. Often, he knew things about their background that influenced their actions/ attitudes, and he responded to them appropriately. As part of his staff, you knew he Always Had Your Back. He was a great Principal!
Once, he knew I had lost a pet cat, he insisted I adopt a stray that came to his house. He was a great pet. He was white and I named him Smokeless since I was teaching students about the dangers of smoking at that time.

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(281) 485-4446

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