Dalbert W. Singer passed away peacefully on January 15, 2022

Dalbert was born on March 30, 1939 to Lester and Martha Littlesinger in Wupatki, Arizona. Born into Tl'aashchi'i, born for Ki yaa' aanii, his Nali is Ashiihi and Cheii Nakai Dine'.  After attending Ft. Wingate High School in New Mexico, he went to a Trade School in Cleveland, Ohio.

In 1972 Dalbert moved his family to Flagstaff, Arizona. He worked at Southwest Lumber Mill for several years. He worked at Super 8 as a Maintenance Man and retired in 2009.

Dalbert enjoyed drawing, leatherworking and traveling to Pow Wows throughout the USA and Canada. He enjoyed, Gourd Dancing, Boxing, Bull riding, Bronc riding and cross country running.

He was one of the founders of the Red Nation Singers; Champion Singers in the early '70s. He was a board member of the Flagstaff Indian Days Committee.

His surviving family members are his daughters Martella and Eva, his sons Wes and Monty, his granddaughter Summer-Dawn aka Honey Girl, 21 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, his brother Jim and sister Mary Ann.  He had many extended/adopted family members.

He is proceeded in death with following family members: His parents, sisters Myra and Connie, wife Helen, daughter Pamela, son Farrell, his two grandsons Buck and Arrow.

Graveside Services will be held on January 22, 2022 at the Calvary Cemetery, 10:00 am. Masks are highly recommended.