1941
2025

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Larry G. French
February 13, 2025
Uncle Dale was the best uncle anyone could ask for. He was a true gem and without question loved his family dearly. He was quite a prankster too. Always telling jokes and could light up the room. You are for sure going to be missed. So happy you're in heaven and with the true love of your life, Aunt Margie. It's absolutely not a good bye, but a see you later. Much love and prayers to all my cousins.
bruce Randall
February 13, 2025
Sorry to hear of Dale's passing, I got to know Dale and his brother Larry when I started school. Their mom looked after me after school and we became friends. We had many adventures like the street fair, going to a friend of Larry's and ending up in Montrose. We also went to see their grand parents in town and in Fort Madison. When I was in high school Dale taught me to play tennis.
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