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Dale Edward Sabot, of Watertown, passed away at his home on August 9, 2023. He was 73 years old. Dale was born on August 16, 1949, in Waterbury, CT. He was the son of the late Demetro and Gladys (Reinheimer) Sabot. Dale grew up in Watertown and Oakville, served in the US Army as a medic during the Vietnam War and upon returning, he eventually settled in San Antonio, TX. and graduated from Texas A&M. Later he worked as a horse and cab duo with his beloved horse, Amos. Dale loved Amos so much he purchased him and brought him back to live out his life in CT. Dale worked as a care giver, retiring from Southbury Training School several years ago. In his free time, Dale enjoyed spending time at the Wolcott Landowners Protective Association. He will be remembered as a soft-spoken man who loved animals, enjoyed the peace and quiet of his home and the company of some wonderful friends. He leaves his sister, Arlene (Linda) McCarthy of N. Ft. Myers, FL; a niece, Stacy; and a grand nephew, Alex. A celebration of Dale's life will be held at a later date to be announced. Arlene wishes to extend special thanks to Sarah, Deb and Traci for their contributions to Dale's life. To sign the online guest book or share a memory of Dale, please visit www.auroramccarthyfuneralhome.com
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Xavier A
August 20, 2023
Dale was my friend since he lived in San Antonio, Texas. He lived with me during his all his time here. I met his mother who stayed at my house when she came to visit Dale here in San Antonio. He worked for me at the hospital and lived with me. My whole family got to know Dale as a friend forever. He was in Vietnam at the same time as I but I was on a ship and he was in country. He went through some rough stuff but in my opinion was a loving and caring friend to all that knew him. He truly loved all the animals he had.
I spoke to him four to five times a year and always called each other on our birthdays. He was planning on coming this year for Christmas. I only have two true friends and he is - was one of them. God Bless Him.
Xavier.
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