Santa Ana, California
O'Neal, Dale September 2, 1930 - December 26, 2010 Dale passed away after a 14 month battle with brain cancer at his home in Westminster, where he has lived for the past 40 years. He kept his upbeat attitude, sharp witt, his will to fight, and never complained, even though his active and...
Read MoreYou probably don't remember us, we were your neighbors on Glencove. We remember your father very well. He was a wonderful man and good father. We're saddened by your loss.
The Jackie Jackson Family (Garden Grove)
Brad Jackson
January 10, 2011 | Orange, CA
May you rest in peace, Dale. Have fun umpiring games in Heaven. God, you got a great guy when you asked Dale to join you. To the entire O'Neal family, please accept my sincere condolences on your loss. Bless your family.
Evan Hughes
January 06, 2011 | Trabuco Canyon, CA
Something not too many people know. Dale was a Professional baseball pitcher at Seibu Lions in Japan.
He certainly helped developing today's Japanese Professional baseball. Thank you.
Your neighbor Koichi and Masumi
Koichi Beckwith
January 06, 2011 | Westminster
We have been neighbors with the O'Neals since 1981. He was very friendly, always working in his yard. He will be missed. Everyday when we leave home, we still expect to see him outside. Our prayers go out to the entire O'Neal family and their friends.The MacWillie Family.
Marsha MacWillie
January 05, 2011 | Westminster, CA
It is with great sorrow we wish Dale goodbye. He was a wonderful Husband-Father, Grandfather and a great Father-in-law to our daughter LInda. We got to know, Dale, during family get to gethers and had the priviledge to learn his wonderful sense of humor and great teasing manner
Raelene, the love of his, life has shown such incredible strength through all these trying 16 months,she is defininatly the true meaning of deep and abiding love.
He will contiue to watch and coach Austin in...
Lela O"Connor
January 03, 2011 | Dana Point, CA
Dale you were a great guy and umpire. Everyone will miss you in the Little League family.
Bob McKittrick
January 03, 2011 | Long Beach, CA