Obituary for Dale Brown
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Dale Brian Brown was born in Quill Lake, SK, on December 4, 1954. He passed away suddenly in St. Peter’s Hospital, Melville, on September 17, 2019, at the age of 64 years.
Dale was predeceased by his father, Alexander Brown and his mother Daisy Brown (Spence). He is survived by his sisters, Alexandria (Reg) Butler of Yorkton, SK, and Wanda (Kenny) Stoddart of Red Deer, AB, and his brother, James Brown of Leroy, SK. Dale is also survived by his nieces, Violet Butler and Kristen Vaccher, and his nephew, Brett Stoddart.
Dale lived for many years in Wadena, SK, where he worked at Mallard Industries. He then moved to Melville and worked at Rail City Industries before he made his home at St. Paul Lutheran Home in Melville. Dale enjoyed reading and watching movies and loved to laugh and reminisce about days gone by. He will be missed and lovingly remembered for his matter-of-fact tone and his sense of humour.
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Dale Brian Brown was born in Quill Lake, SK, on December 4, 1954. He passed away suddenly in St. Peter’s Hospital, Melville, on September 17, 2019, at the age of 64 years.
Dale was predeceased by his father, Alexander Brown and his mother Daisy Brown (Spence). He is survived by his sisters, Alexandria (Reg) Butler of Yorkton, SK, and Wanda (Kenny) Stoddart of Red Deer, AB, and his brother, James Brown of Leroy, SK. Dale is also survived by his nieces, Violet Butler and Kristen Vaccher, and his nephew, Brett Stoddart.
Dale lived for many years in Wadena, SK, where he worked at Mallard Industries. He then moved to Melville and worked at Rail City Industries before he made his home at St. Paul Lutheran Home in Melville. Dale enjoyed reading and watching movies and loved to laugh and reminisce about days gone by. He will be missed and lovingly remembered for his matter-of-fact tone and his sense of humour.