<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=02D4vR_0wFbeD2Y00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=02D4vR_0wFbeD2Y00" width="1320" height="743" >SEATTLE — Crowds of people stopped by throughout Sunday afternoon to attend a celebration of life for a beloved Seattle dog walker.Photos of Ruth Dalton were placed all around the inside of the event venue, The Victory Hall at the Boxyard. It was a moment for friends, family, and the community to come together in remembrance.“She was rambunctious. She was fiery, spirited, opinionated,"Dalton’s granddaughter Melanie Roberts said. "She would tell you how best to handle your animal. You might own it, but she knew what your animal needed.""She was loyal. She was fierce, she was loving, generous, she was so many things," Roberts added. "She’s missed.”Dalton had been a dog walker when she was killed in Seattle in August.Jahmed Haynes is accused of carjacking Dalton, running her over, and killing her dog, Prince.Last month, Haynes was determined to be incompetent to stand trial.He’s currently undergoing 90 days of treatment and is then set to appear back in court at the beginning of December.Roberts and her family will wait to see what happens next in that process but say they’re grateful for the support they’ve received. Roberts estimated about 150 stopped by for the celebration of life Sunday.</div></body>

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Beloved Seattle dog walker remembered at celebration of life

SEATTLE — Crowds of people stopped by throughout Sunday afternoon to attend a celebration of life for a beloved Seattle dog walker. Photos of Ruth Dalton were placed all around the inside of the event venue, The Victory Hall at the Boxyard. It was a moment for friends, family, and the community to come together in remembrance.