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Dale Cimikowski Obituary
Born in Concord, NH, Dale was the daughter of Leo and Joanne (Vigue) Cimikowski Sr., (both deceased). She was raised and educated in Pembroke, NH and was a graduate of Pembroke Academy Class of 1969, where she played basketball and served as Class President.
Dale attended the Elliot Community School of Nursing in Keene, NH where she graduated with High Honors and became a Registered Nurse working in the Operating Room. After becoming a Registered Nurse, Dale found her true calling in the Operating Room. Over the course of her nursing career, Dale worked at Concord Hospital (NH), Mercy Hospital, (NY) and the Elliot Hospital (NH).
Dale enjoyed spending time with her friends and family, she loved animals (all critters big and small!) and filled her garden with "happy color" flowers for all to enjoy. She was a dedicated mother, a well-respected, hardworking nurse and a loving friend.
She is survived by her two children: Ryan and Erica Cote, six grandchildren and one sister, Pam Allgeyer.
A Celebration of Her Life will be held on Friday, August 14th at 10 A.M. in the Pembroke Congregational Church, 301 Pembroke St. in Pembroke, NH. Burial will take place at the convenience of the family. In accordance with state guidelines, all attendees are asked to wear a face-covering and adhere to social distancing as directed. Assisting the family with arrangements is the Petit-Roan Funeral Home in Pembroke. To share a memory or offer a condolence, please visit www.petitroan.com
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for Dale Cimikowski
Wendy
August 14, 2020
We met Dale a few years ago while out walking the dog. We quickly struck up a friendship and looked forward to visiting and hanging out with her when we saw. She was a wonderful person, knowledgeable, caring and just fun to hang out and talk too. Miss her a lot❤
Traci Arnold
August 12, 2020
I met Dale in July of 2018. I was her personal care service provider. Her and I became very close. She reminded me a lot of my Nana. They were both retired nurses. Dale was so knowledgeable about nursing, that I often asked for her advice. I felt blessed to have spent so much time with her. Dale was more than just a client to me, she was my best friend. Because of our close relationship, there was nothing I wouldn't do for her. Including our trips to Carter Hill Farm. She loved going to the gift shop there. We also went to the 4th of July fireworks display in Concord. She really enjoyed herself. She loved going out for rides in the car. I often would take her through Pembroke, where she grew up. Including going to Lang's ice cream stand. I saw Dale twice a week, and many times on the weekends. I took Dale overnight to my home. We enjoyed a fire in my firepit. She loved being with my family. But, my work found out that I had her overnight, and I lost Dale as a client. That was a sad time. But, I still would go on my own time and make sure her needs and wants were met.
She eventually obtained a new worker. After her return from visiting her son in Georgia, we sadly lost touch.
She will always be a part of my heart, and memory.
I hope you are dancing with the angels now Dale❤
I love you,
Traci Arnold
Terry & Tim Verville
August 12, 2020
Dale was a caring and happy person, always interested in everyone's family and well being. She was a dedicated animal lover of all species and a big NASCAR fan! We will miss your smiling face Dale!
tracey Cimikowski
August 11, 2020
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