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Dale Wiseman Obituary
Dale LeRoy Wiseman
Dale was born to Ellen and Austin Wiseman on May 18, 1932, in Esmond, South Dakota. He attended grade school at Stier's Country Grade School along with 17 other students including his brother, Cal, and sister, Donna. He then attended high school at Madison High in South Dakota. Dale met Joan (Grey) of Aberdeen, South Dakota and they married on April 22, 1952. He was drafted into the Army in 1953. After his tour of duty, Dale hired into The Boeing Company on February 26, 1955, and retired on May 29, 1992. One of Dale's notable accomplishments as a Superintendent at Boeing was completion of a complete re-design of the manufacturing business unit he managed. Also during these years, he worked as a volunteer fireman, a gas station attendant and was the proprietor of Dale's Candy Center. After retiring from Boeing, Dale lived in Crescent Bar, Washington, until his passing.
He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Joan; their four children, Gayle (Doug) Libbey, Cheryle (Bill) Jacobs, Terry (Rose), and Robert (Dena); grandchildren, Derek Patterson, Tavia Frojen, Jon Libbey, and McKenzy, Shelby, Dayton, and Dustin Wiseman; six great grandchildren; brothers, Maynard, Arlin, and Cal (Joyce); and sisters, Vivian Jones, and Donna Smith.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and two brothers, Everett and Roland Wiseman.
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Janice &Gary Pitts-Longtree
October 22, 2006
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life’s routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Dean Daughenbaugh
October 20, 2006
Hello Rose,
I'm thinking of you and the Wiseman family at this difficult time. I fondly remember Dale and our working together.
Cecil & Karen Lipscomb
October 20, 2006
We were very saddened to hear of the passing of Dale.We were not aware of his health and wish we could have had a chance to visit with him.I considered him to be a real good friend.I enjoyed the many years i knew and worked with him.He was a true and honest man.I'm very sorry for your loss.
Don & Vernadene Lundberg
October 20, 2006
Joan
We were so sorry to read of Dale's passing in our Everett Herald newspaper and hope you are getting along OK.
Don & Vernadene
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