Dale L. Folkvord

Dale Folkvord...
unassuming man from extremely humble beginnings with very few resources finds strength in his life partner and becomes Family Patriarch, community pillar, and example to future generations. We will always be proud to call him "Uncle". Our deepest sympathy to Fran and the family.

My husband, George Kamps, got to know Dale over the summer. I heard story after story about what a cool guy he was and how much my husband enjoyed talking (mostly listening!) about the stories of when the farm was new. We were so saddened to hear about his declining health and please know our prayers are with you in this loss.

Dean and Hope,

I was sorry to hear about your dad. I always enjoyed visiting with him at convention and golfing. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family in this very sad time.

I will miss Dale he was a good man. I enjoyed working with you and will miss your style. Francis and the family are in our hearts and prayers. We are sorry for your loss. Thanks for the brief time to work with and get to know Dale.

Fran, Dean, Hope, Darrel, Robin, and Familiy,
I have so many good memeories of Dale, from when I was a little girl to the last time I saw him in January. He was a special person, that had a twinkle in his eye. I will always remeber his passion for farming, and what a good man he was. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Francis and family- sorry for you loss, our prayers go out to you. The Schaner family (Marcy, Millie, Rebecca, Claudia, Frank, Angie, and Sam)

Mrs. Dale Folkvord, Dean, Hope, & Family,
My sister, Angie, and I pulled rye at your farm when we were kids. I remember Dale escorting us into your home and helping serve us a huge, delicious lunch. I am now 38 years old and I still remember how kind he was that day. God Bless You All!

Dean and Hope - you and your family are in our thoughts. See you in the fall. Brian & Pat Loucks