Robert Timothy Daulton

Robert Timothy Daulton of Newark, Texas, passed away on May 14, 2026, surrounded by his family. Born October 29, 1960, to Robert Fair Daulton and Edna Pearl Daulton in Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Robert (better known as Bob) was a jack of all trades; he could figure anything out, and he was creative at inventing whatever he needed. Bob and his wife, Josefina, started their business, Daulton’s Trouble Free Trim Out, in 1995 and operated it for 11 years, working hand in hand to support and provide for their family. Some of the many things Bob was known for were his carpentry skills, his sense of humor, he could turn anything into a joke. His need to blow things up on the 4th of July is one of the many memories his children remember. One of his passions in life was music; he was a professional drummer, and he loved to play it, sing it, and write it. His love for music was even passed down to his children. Some of his other hobbies included working on his LeMans and being an avid coin collector; he enjoyed spending hours going through his coins. Bob’s wife Josie, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren were his pride and joy. He lived every moment for them, and this was shown strongly over the past three years with his battle with cancer. Dad was and will always be The Man, The Myth, The Legend. Preceded in death by his father, Robert Fair Daulton; his mother, Edna Pearl Daulton; his brothers, Jim Daulton and Samuel Daulton; and his sister, Sue Clevenger. Survived by his loving wife, Josefina Daulton of 42 years; daughter, Jennifer Daulton; son, Robert Daulton and spouse Mindy Daulton; daughter; Nancy Ramirez and significant other Mario; son, Duston Daulton and significant other Connie; daughter, Lisa Daulton and significant other Johnny; daughter, Bianca Robinson and spouse Mike Robinson; brothers Dan Daulton and Bill Daulton; 20 grandkids and 12 great-great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.