Byron Ronald Eaton

November 5, 1942 - November 19, 2016

Name of Deceased: Byron Ronald Eaton, Age: 74 years old Date of Death: November 19, 2016 Place of Death: 103 N. Applewood Dr., Alpine, UT 8404 Date of Birth: November 5, 1942 Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Name of Father: Byron Leonard Eaton Name of Mother: Thelma Federica Runge Married Spouse: Chrystal Dawne Eaton Married: Concord, California (Contra Costa County) Date of Marriage: September 15, 1962 Survived by: Wife Chrystal Eaton (Alpine, Utah), Mother Thelma McMillen (Concord California), Sister Jane Lewis (Lincoln, California), Son R. Tyler Eaton (Draper, Utah), Son R. Todd Eaton (Cedar Hills, Utah), Daughter Angela Eaton, Daughter Celeste Eaton, Son Stephen F. Eaton (Orem, Utah), Daughter April Barnum (Alpine, Utah), Grandchildren: Bo Eaton, Cru Eaton, Jake Eaton, Giovanni Levine, Armanni Levine, Mason Eaton-Levine, Bella Levine, Kam Kelson, Katie Kelson, and Max Kelson. ________________________________________ Preceded in death by: Daughter Amber Eaton, Father Byron Leonard Eaton, and Sister Tanya Eaton. ________________________________________ Service Information: Day: Monday Date: November 28th 2016 Time of Service: 11 a.m. Place: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Address: 98 East Canyon Crest Road, Alpine, UT 84004, (Alpine 11th Ward.) ________________________________________ Ron and Chrystal were high school sweethearts and lived most of their lives in the bay area in California. They raised up a large family of seven children; four girls and three boys. They lost one of their sweet daughters Amber when she was only one year old. Ron was an outstanding salesman, had many business ventures during his lifetime, and won several awards throughout his career. When he retired he drove the school bus and the kids called him Grandpa. Ron was very well traveled and had the opportunity to visit different countries with his wife and her parents, as well as take his children on family vacations throughout the U.S. Ron was very active and enjoyed snow skiing, baseball, basketball, attending his grandchildren’s sports, and fishing in Alaska. He had an amazing ability with his knowledge of sports, and politics. Ron was a beloved husband, father, brother, Grandfather, and friend. He was very devoted to his family and friends. He is also survived by his sister, mother, and several grandchildren.