Birth date: Dec 1, 1922 Death date: Nov 13, 2011
James Lowell Dale, 88, of Fayetteville, died Sunday, November 13, 2011. He was born December 1, 1922 at Olney, Illinois, the son of Maurice Campbell and Augusta Stone Dale. Survivors include a son, James L. Dale, Jr. of Conway, A Read Obituary
Jim and Martha were long time friends. The family should be proud of their many accomplishments and their numerous friends in the Fayetteville area. We always enjoyed their presence and have missed this aspect in our lives. Rev. Chessir said some very appropriate words at the burial service. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. Paul and Eunice Noland
He was a very unusual man, I wish I could have met him sooner and could have spent more time with him. I will miss him very much. Gordon Martz
Please accept my deepest condolence in the passing of Mr Dale.
I had the privilege of meeting Mr.and Mrs. Dale on attending a 64th CB reunion drive my parents, Wilton and Laura Thibodeaux to the annual reunions. My Dad was able to see and visit with Mr Dale for the first time since his discharge in 1946. God blessed them to have this time together. My parents and I thought the world of Mr. And Mrs. Dale. I will miss my emails from him. I always enjoyed hearing from him and I would pass the info to my parents.
He will be miss but never forgotten.
RIP Mr. Dale
Your 64th Seabee Family
Wilton and Laura Thibodeaux
Stella T. Peveto
Goodbye Jim, I will miss you.
I was very sorry to hear of Dr. Dale's death. I was his M.S. student in 1976-1978 at the University of Arkansas. His intervention in my future, by convincing me to come to the U of A, was a very fortunate and significant event in my life. Dr. Dale was a very patient, kind and generous mentor and i greatly appreciate the opportunity he provided to study with him and the other faculty at the University. He was a very good man. My condolences to his family.
Just so you will know that I know a little bit about your family... I grew up in Olney and went to the same church as Bill Dale & his wife. They were good friends of my parents. I went to school and Sunday School with Pete and Augusta. I first met Jim through Olney Memories and got to know him well through them. He wrote numerous entries for Olney Memories amd his knowledge and memories were excellent about the history of Olney and his writings were a joy to read. We grew to be good friends and shared many good times together through e-mails to each another. I will miss him very much.
