David Hatton

David Boyd Bo Hatton 1/25/1979 ~ 10/20/2008 Bos life tragically ended on a beautiful fall day as a result of a car-motorcycle accident. Bo was born January 25, 1979 to David and Viki Hatton in Salt Lake City, Utah. He enjoyed a wonderful childhood with many friends, a loving family, and every opportunity imaginable to a young man. He participated in neighborhood games, the scouting program, swam on a swim team for many years, skied and snow boarded in all the canyons in Utah, and had the good fortune of being able to travel and vacation in many regions of the world. He was a very happy-go-lucky child that attracted many friends. He was a champion of the underdog and less fortunate. He always wore the cutest smile on his face. At the age of 17 Bo made some choices that would change his life in ways we are sure he could never imagine. He became a recreational drug user which soon escalated to a habit that he would struggle with the rest of his short life. However, before his passing he had enjoyed a year of sobriety. On September 20, 2003 Bo married Felicia Salaz, who he loved with all his heart. They had two children: Isabelle Shay Hatton and Lily Marie Hatton. Bo and Felicia later divorced but maintained an unbreakable bond until the day he died. Bo chose to be an organ donor and as a result was able to impact nine lives. Bo is survived by his parents; brother, Ben (Sharla), Tayden, Kamya and Vans; sister, Shanna; her children: Hailame and little Elijah, who Bo had a special love and relationship with. He always came through the front door calling for the Dubbers. Also survived by his grandparents, who supported Bo through all his trials and successes, Boyd and Dorothy Williams, who will miss and grieve for him beyond belief; and David and Maretta Hatton; and aunts, uncles and cousins that loved him and will miss him. Our prayers and thanks go to all the dear people that loved and encouraged Bo throughout his life. He appreciated you so much and will hold you close in his heart. Bos family feels that he would want fellow riders to know that wearing a motorcycle helmet may have saved his life, a lesson we know Bo would want passed on. The family will have a celebration of Bos life on Saturday, November 8, 2008, 12:00-2:00 p.m. at the LDS Stake Center, 2901 West 9000 South. Arrangements under the direction of McDougal Funeral Home.