"I miss you Dad. Thank you for the memories when you were there. You mah have missdd a lot when i was growing up but know the ones that you were was helping me be the man I grew uo to be. Mom tells me the way i take things apart learn how they work and be able to put then together was the same thing that you woukd do. I am glad you got to meet your Grandauhhter Cirrena i wish you would have gotten to know your grandson. For thse of you that may not realize but my Dad initials are DDD and i guess the tradition continued. Dwight Dean Dahl ( DDD I ), then I Daniel David Dahl ( DDD II ), and my son Daide Danger Dahl ( DDD III ). Im not sure why I my dad sidd if the family reached out or keot in touch but I wish I got to know you more if you are hy chance reading this please reach out. And the ones I do remember thank you there was a lot i miss about him and i feel he has been keeping watch over me. Aunt Charlette you are missed and the conversations you have with leaving muktiple voice mails. Grandma Dahl i sure did appreciate your willingness to have me visit and the family gatherings that house was so big. And the door chime was something that made it unique. Xwf_voltage2002@yahoo.com"
In loving memory of
Dwight Dean Dahl
November 3, 1960 - May 2, 2012
Dwight D. Dahl was born on November 3, 1960 in Seattle, Washington to Esther Mildred (Horpestad) and Vernie Allen Dahl. He passed away on May 2, 2012 in Kent, Washington. He is survived by his loving sons and siblings, as well as many other family members and friends. He will be dearly missed.
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"Thanks for the great memories. I'll always remember the great times you gave us all. Your photos and frames will live on."