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Karen Hergenrider
July 1, 2007
Dale's strength touched so many hearts, so many lives. Dale will never be forgotten. Even by those of us who never met him - but knew him through his cousin Laurie's incredible writing.
Tania Campbell
July 1, 2007
I never knew Dale, but I was touched by his cousin Laurie's document of his courageous battle. He inspired me with his bravery and with his ever open heart, even in his most difficult days.
My prayers and sympathies are with the entire family.
carol mackie
June 30, 2007
to Dan & all of Dale's family. In my life I have not had a better friend than my lunch buddy Dale. He didn't realize what an impact he had made on the world until he got sick & that realization was a true blessing for him. He faught the disease so hard that he made all of us who knew him believe that by a sheer act of the will he would beat it. He was there for me when I needed the support of a friend, I just hope he knew how much it meant to me. He was good & kind & I am proud to say he was my friend.
Jon Mackie
June 29, 2007
i met dale a few times whene i would visit my mom i really got to know dale after he got sick and was vary honered whene he cald me one of his homeys. he also got me to like jazz a lot and my mom could not have had a better buddy in the world than Dale Peterson
Bert Foreman
June 14, 2007
I would like to send my condolences to Dale's family. I'm so sorry that I missed Dale's funeral. I was out of town and got the news too late. He was a great guy and I will miss him. 12th Street West just won't be the same anymore. Bert Foreman
Heather Hotchkiss
June 12, 2007
Dale was a great guy; he loved jazz and working on rebuilding his antique car. He was a really good friend. He will be missed by more people than he ever knew; there will always be a spot for him in my heart. He fought hard and I am very proud of him. I miss you, Dale.
Amy (Crash) Cox
June 12, 2007
Dan, So sorry to hear of your loss. I understand that it has been a very rough year. Things can only get better. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
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