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23, 2007 |  | So sorry for your loss,Dale will be missed !our prayers are with you and your family. Walt Hogg &
the Eastside 70's softball team. | | | Walt Hogg (Woodinville,,
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| | November 21, 2007 | | Two salient memories of Dale will remain with me until I join the eternal softball game. First was Dale's
demeanor towards his teamates. He never had a critical word about on or off field performances. The second was his basketball
prowess. Dale's idea of a pass was not to pass up a shot. Justly so, he was a flat out scorer. | | | Pio DeCano (Seattle, WA) |
| | November 21, 2007 | | I thought I was too old to be shocked by life. I thought I understood and accepted God's will and
that there is a time for everything. I forgot just how precious friendship is and how fragile life is. The last time I was
with Dale, we watched the Indians beat his beloved Yankees and I was unmerciful in my moment of victory. As I reflect about
Dale and our friendship, I realize just how being around him made you enjoy even the smallest of happenings. I will miss him
greatly. Thanks Dale, for letting me share a part of your life and making me better for it. My condolences to you Jean and
to all of your family. God be with you. | | | John Webley (Auburn, WA)
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| | November 20, 2007 | | Dale is the consummate team player. He will do anything to help his team win. I will miss a wonderful
teammate, more importantly I miss the person Dale was. My heart goes out to Jean and family. | | | Bob Young (Tacoma, WA) |
| | November 20, 2007 | | What an incredible journey. Dale was one of the best softball hitters in the game, a true gentleman
and a wonderful family man. My fondest and toughest memory was his incessant ability to continually hit balls over my head
and down the line when I was in right field. Hard to believe how often he stood at third base. What wonderful memories and,
I too, will not say "Goodbye" just "I'll see you later". | | | Mickey
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19, 2007 | | There are so many good things about Dale that I will remember. I believe the most important thing to
me was the unconditional friendship he gave to his friends. We are fortunate to have known him.I still wish I could have blocked
his quick little shot at about 10 feet. He was a very good athelete.
His friend
Vern | | | Vern Tillman (Redmond, WA)
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| | November 19, 2007 | | Dale Harris--A gentle, loving Senior slo-pitch ball player. He always had a kind word--the type of a
person that we all would like to have on our Team of Life. All of our Ruth Real Estate players who knew Dale---will miss him.
| | | Bill Ruth (Kent, WA) |
| | November 19, 2007 | | Sorry I didn't sign the book at the service today. I forgot.(old-timer's
disease).
When
I first met Dale, I couldn't
believe that anybody could be THAT happy, ALL the time. I soon learned that Dale was
the poster child for
happiness & he influenced all of us.
Dale made softball road trips fun &
adventursome.
I love you Dale and I'll miss you.
Jean, I will lift you all up in prayer every day. | | | DICK O'BRIEN (University Place, WA) |
| | November 19, 2007 | | Dale was a great person. I never heard him say a bad word about anyone. The softball community will
miss him. George Grant | | | George Grant (Lacey, WA) |
| | November 19, 2007 | | Dear Chris & Family,
So sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. Please accept our sincere sympathy
& lots of Hugs. You have been a great friend to our Daughter.
Fondly, Liz & Jim Wahl [Sas's parents} | | | E. Wahl (Binghamton, NY)
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19, 2007 | | To my dearest and sweet friends Chris & Del... I was sad to learn the news of your Dad's passing.
May you find strength in the support of your friends and family and comfort in the wonderful memories in your heart. Remember
to lean on me... becasue that's what friends are for. All my love to you and your family... Sas | | | Sandra Zegretti (North Bend, WA) |
| | November 19, 2007 | | I first was personally introduced to Dale some 3 years ago when I was playing Senior Softball with the
First American Title Group our of Renton. He was such a gentleman. He kept asking me if I wanted to take a turn or two @ his
3rd base position while we were playing in Kelowna, BC; I though that was very generous of him and I did. We wound up trading
off during the tourney and established a friendship. In my first trip to AZ for the Sun City and Mesa tournaments, Dale was
the first to greet and introduce himself to my companion Diane; she still remembers that moment even today as he instantly
made her feel part of the team. I also just recently spent moments one on one with Dale discussing his hip replacement and
how the hip action was so important in the softball swing. He thanked me in a very sincere manner for sharing the time like
he would always do. Dale was a very genuine and unique individual and I will miss his company.
Art Eversole | | | Art Eversole (Kent, WA)
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| | November 16, 2007 | | We were saddened to hear of the loss of our friend Dale. Dale was a wonderful, fun-loving person to
be around. He was able to make everyone around him share in his exuberance for life. He will be deeply missed by everyone
who knew him. Our prayers go out to you Jean and to your family. | | | Gary
and Janette Dunn (Woodinville, WA)
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| | November 16, 2007 | | I MET DALE 13 YRS AGO ON A SOFTBALL FIELD ON MY VERY FIRST DAY OF SENIOR SOFTBALL. I KNEW ON THAT DAY
HE WAS A VERY SPECIAL PERSON AND THAT I WANTED TO BE HIS FRIEND.I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO DO MORE WITH DALE THAN SOFTBALL,WEPLAYED
GOLF, RV'd TOGETHER,SKIED,AND CALLED EACH OTHER JUST TO CHAT.I KNOW SENIOR SOFTBALL HAS LOST ONE OF ITS FINEST, BUT I
ALSO KNOW THAT MY LIFE WITH OUT DALE IS NOT GOING TO THE SAME. | | | LYLE
MONTGOMERY (PUYALLUP, WA) |
| | November
16, 2007 | | The Puget Sound Senior Softball Association sends its deepest sympathy to the Harris family. Dale will
be missed and as an outstanding person and softball player.
Al Talley
President | | | Al Talley (Renton, WA)
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| | November 16, 2007 | | I met Dale in 1960 at the Boeing Plant in Seattle. We've been friends for 47 years. We had great
times at the BMA golf tournament, playing golf and softball...and don't forget the parties! He was the greatest guy you
could have as a friend. He will be deeply missed by all. Our hearts go out to Jean and the family.
Gary and Pat
Walker | | | Gary Walker (Renton, WA)
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| | November 16, 2007 | | May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. | | | JIM
AND CHARLENE WATKINS (MANSON, WA) |
| | November
16, 2007 | | Dale was a wonderful, wonderful neighbor and friend, and one of the very best friends of my Dad, Dennis,
who died last year, and who lived right across the street from Dale and his family for over 20 years. Dale was always friendly
and warm to our family. When my Father was suffering with cancer and unable to drive, Dale would often drive my Dad to the
hospital, and Dale was always around when my Dad needed him. My prayers to his family. This is a tough time. Dale was such
a great, great guy. | | | Dino Lencioni (Bellevue, WA)
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| | November 16, 2007 | | I was very saddened to learn of Dale's passing. He was one of the great guys of senior softball--an
outstanding player with a wonderful sense of humor, very warm and friendly to all. I enjoyed every minute that I spent in
his company, on the field and off. | | | Bruce Evans (Mesa, AZ)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | I was lucky enough to know
Dale for some 30 years, he was one in a million. It won't be the
same going to the ball field knowing he won't be there.
Senior softball is like family to a lot of us and Dale's
passing is like losing a member of that family. Dale you will be missed. | | | Larry
heuett (sun city west, AZ)
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15, 2007 | | The world is a much sadder place without Dale in it. Dale (and Jean) made my daughter, Susie and I feel
as if we were a part of the family. I would tell everyone "I'm going to my family reunion" because that is how
everyone felt that went to Crystal Mountain. My heart aches so much at this tragic lose. Dale will be missed by so many, beacuse
he was so loved. | | | Cheryl Wright (Kent, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | Dale meant a lot to me he took me and my mom in as one of the family. Just even the thought if him not
being around sadins me. He may be gone but his sprite and his energy lives inside us Dale Harris was and still is my grandfather
| | | susie wright (kent, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | It's a sad day when you have to say good bye to a friend like Dale. I know how much Dale enjoyed
his family, retirement and playing softball. He had a positive outlook and a great sense of humor. I feel fortunate to have
spent some time with him Saturday evening playing cards, telling stories and having some laughs. he will be missed by all
who knew him.
With Love and Sympathy,
from our Family to yours.
Mic and Dale Johnson & Family | | | Dale Johnson (Renton, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | My first thoughts about Dale are that he was a real swell guy and a very tough "out". I pitched
to him through a number of years and always expected him to get that needed hit. My deepest sympathies to his family and friends.
| | | Art Peterson (Greenbank, WA) |
| | November 15, 2007 | | I was so sorry to hear of Dale's passing. In every persons life, you come across a person who has
made a differnce in your life, and Dale was that person in Diana's and my life. I have never known anyone who enjoyed
their retirement as much as Dale did his. You already know how much his family meant to him (you were everything)What you
may not know is how much he meant to his friends.
God bless and know he is in our prayers!
With Love
Mike
and Diana Crosby | | | Michael (Mike) Crosby (Des Moines, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | We will always remember him as the "Newspaper Fairy" What a wonderful person he was. We'll
miss him. | | | Eric Thornton (Spanaway, WA) |
| | November 15, 2007 | | This is such a sad day, since we have lost such a dear friend. Dale as well as the Harris family have
been an important part in our family's history. Our camping outings, our children's play times and our family get
togethers will always be dear to us in our memories.
Dale, you will be so missed.
With Love and Sympathy to Jean
and family
Diana Crosby | | | Diana Crosby (Des Moines, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | Dale will be missed at out monthly 21 Club meetings. Our deepest sympathy to his family.
Budd
Smith Sect'y Treasurer,
Sonny Sixkiller President,
Jimmy Ropper, Vice President | | | Budd Smith (Puyallup, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | We are so sorry to hear of your loss. I know he meant alot to my father, Lyle Montgomery. He was such
a happy, fun loving guy. Whenever we would go and watch my father play softball, Dale was always the first one to come and
greet my husband, son, and I, with a hand shake and a smile. What a wonderful person he was...let alone the best senior third
baseman we have ever seen play softball. He was amazing! Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Love,
Jason, Debbie, and Gavin Grant | | | Debbie Grant (Puyallup, WA)
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| | November 15, 2007 | | I have known Dale for many years, first at Boeing and then on the softball diamond. He was an outstanding
individual, and always had a smile and positive words for everyone. He will be missed by many. Our prayers and thoughts are
with his family. | | | Sam Fenner (Des Moines, WA)
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