Dale B. Watts

Patsy, as time goes on Dale is remembered. He served PG selflessly and was a good neighbor and friend. I trust you´re doing well. Many blessings.

Dale was a valued member of the Pikes Peak Partnership board for many years. Always fulfilling his obligations, making valued suggestions, keeping an eye on values. He was a smart, sweet, kind, friendly soul.

I worked with Dale in the utilities on many projects in the power plants. He was very dedicated and helped solve many difficult situations. Good memories.

Dale was my environmental engineering mentor when I started with utilities in 1993. He was supportive and encouraging, playful and fun. He was a man of integrity in his work and in his relationships. He genuinely cared about others and was quick to bring a smile to our faces.
Though the way Dale conducted his life he was a mentor to those of us fortunate enough to know him teaching us the importance of: being a master at our craft, championing others and their causes, helping people...

Patsy and family, I new Dale to be a generous and giving person whom I had the pleasure of working with for most of my career. He was caring and I considered him a mentor and friend. He always had time for giving back as is evident in his continued participation with the local professional engineering groups, volunteering for math counts and bridge building competitions for youth in the community and his willingness to mentor young engineering professionals.

It was a privilege...

We will miss Dale having met him and his family in a couples Bible study with Jim & Morena Downing in 1988. We're glad he is home with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We look forward to being together with him one day!

Dale was a kind and thoughtful person, with such a pleasant demeanor. He has been a wonderful HOA President for Pinon Glen, and I've enjoyed knowing and working with him. He is already greatly missed. My sincerest condolences to Patsy and family.

I got to know Dale many years ago through the Colorado Springs police department. I'm a retired police officer. Though I haven't seen Dale for many years I still considered him a friend. I remember Dale as a very kind person who loved to laugh. I would see dale from time to time down town and when we talked we would laugh and laugh. He was a very intelligent man with a big heart. I remember talking about cars, Nash Ramblers, and laughed about how he probably didn't fit in one because of his...