Dale R. Kaiser

Dale was one of the very first people I met when I came to St. Paul's...back in '82. It was the summer before my 9th grade year. He was shooting free throws in the gym before one of the summer pickup games that Coach Miller organized. Dale was older, had been at St. Paul's, and knew the "lay of the land". We started shooting together, rebounding for one another, laughing, cutting up... I was new, and a little nervous. He made me laugh and feel at home. As I sit here, thirty years later,...

Mr. Kaiser,
I'm so sorry to hear the news. I know that Dale will be missed by many. Although I had not talked to him in years, I have fond memories of him in high school. My condolences to you and Lindy.
-- Karen Bedsole Golightly

Mr. Kaiser,

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You have always held a special place in my heart since you took a special interest in me when I was in High School. Words can't express my sympathy. My prayers are with you and your sweet family.

Mr. Kaiser I am so sorry for your loss. You always cared about all of our families at Gayfers and we all cared about yours. May Gold Bless you during this difficult time.

Dear Mr. Kaiser,
I haven't seen Dale in years but I will never forget him. I was heartbroken to read the news and will always have such fond memories of him running up and down the Cedars with us after school. He really was such a great guy and I am so sorry for your loss! My thoughts and prayers are with you. Elliott Smith Turner

Mr. Kaiser, Our deepest sympathy for your loss. May your faith sustain you in this difficult time. We appreciate you.
Bob and Sue Lancaster

Mr. Kaiser, know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Mr. Kaiser,
I was so sorry to hear this news. We had such fun as neighbors back in the days. You all moved into the neighborhood at a good time for us because at the time Trey Gunter and I were the only boys our age. We were excited when Dale moved into town. I still have fond memories of the 10 days without electricity after Hurricane Frederic. Chain saws, neighborhood cookouts to empty out the freezers before everything went to waste, no school, and running around like Lords...