Dale Edward White was born on August 21, 1928 in Stamps, Arkansas to John Lewis and Dimma Pearl White, and went to be with his Heavenly Father on February 27, 2022 in Tyler, Texas following a full life of 93 years. Dale was preceded in death by his son, Randy White, and his daughter, Laurie Osborne. He is survived by his wife of almost 70 years, ; two daughters; seven grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren.
Dale served in the Navy and met his wife while stationed in Baltimore. Dale attended Harding College and then the University of Arkansas where he graduated with a degree in marketing. Dale was a natural salesman and still had customers staying in touch with him long after they did business together. One of Dale's greatest joys was sharing his faith. Through the years he taught Bible classes to all ages, from high school through older adults. He spent many hours preparing his lessons and had a true love of the scriptures. Dale and his wife enjoyed entertaining, and their doors were always open to whoever dropped by. Dale was a perpetual optimist, fun to be around and a prolific storyteller. He made friends everywhere he went and cultivated those friendships thru the decades. To know him was to love him. We will all miss his smile.
Dale served in the Navy and met his wife while stationed in Baltimore. Dale attended Harding College and then the University of Arkansas where he graduated with a degree in marketing. Dale was a natural salesman and still had customers staying in touch with him long after they did business together. One of Dale's greatest joys was sharing his faith. Through the years he taught Bible classes to all ages, from high school through older adults. He spent many hours preparing his lessons and had a true love of the scriptures. Dale and his wife enjoyed entertaining, and their doors were always open to whoever dropped by. Dale was a perpetual optimist, fun to be around and a prolific storyteller. He made friends everywhere he went and cultivated those friendships thru the decades. To know him was to love him. We will all miss his smile.
Dale Edward White was born on August 21, 1928 in Stamps, Arkansas to John Lewis and Dimma Pearl White, and went to be with his Heavenly Father on February 27, 2022 in Tyler, Texas following a full life of 93 years. Dale was preceded in death by his son, Randy White, and his daughter, Laurie Osborne. He is survived by his wife of almost 70 years, ; two daughters; seven grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren.
Dale served in the Navy and met his wife while stationed in Baltimore. Dale attended Harding College and then the University of Arkansas where he graduated with a degree in marketing. Dale was a natural salesman and still had customers staying in touch with him long after they did business together. One of Dale's greatest joys was sharing his faith. Through the years he taught Bible classes to all ages, from high school through older adults. He spent many hours preparing his lessons and had a true love of the scriptures. Dale and his wife enjoyed entertaining, and their doors were always open to whoever dropped by. Dale was a perpetual optimist, fun to be around and a prolific storyteller. He made friends everywhere he went and cultivated those friendships thru the decades. To know him was to love him. We will all miss his smile.
Dale served in the Navy and met his wife while stationed in Baltimore. Dale attended Harding College and then the University of Arkansas where he graduated with a degree in marketing. Dale was a natural salesman and still had customers staying in touch with him long after they did business together. One of Dale's greatest joys was sharing his faith. Through the years he taught Bible classes to all ages, from high school through older adults. He spent many hours preparing his lessons and had a true love of the scriptures. Dale and his wife enjoyed entertaining, and their doors were always open to whoever dropped by. Dale was a perpetual optimist, fun to be around and a prolific storyteller. He made friends everywhere he went and cultivated those friendships thru the decades. To know him was to love him. We will all miss his smile.
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