Dale Smith

when we were growing up our families were always together during holidays and Dale Lynn was the guy I wanted to hang out with. When I found out he lived a few miles away, he would stop by and check on me and how I was doing. My condolences to the family and friends.

Our deepest sympathies to Sharon, Heather and Steven. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Since learning of Dale's passing last week it has been pretty quiet around our house. One word sadness. We will dearly miss his kindness, positivity ,humility, his willingness to help and of course that smile! It's time for some rest now. FRIENDS FOREVER.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. The McKinney family

The sisters of DKG Women Teacher Society sends our heartfelt condolences and support to Sharon and her family. May you all have peace as your family comes together at this time.

In loving memory of Uncle Dale. We will love you and miss you always. I cannot think of Uncle Dale and not think of cribbage and fishing or his mother who called him Lynn. I don't remember Uncle Dale ever saying 'no' to me when I asked to play cribbage or any other game for that matter. He always said 'yes' when I wanted to go fishing, even when no one else did. As an adult with my own kids, he always asked how my husband and kids were doing and I always asked which ponies were still kicking...

Sorry to see Dale's passing. Good memories of showing ponies with him and just family. He was a good man.