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Dale A. Heintz passed from this earth in November 2006 and is survived by his wife Lisa and two children- Derek and Danette. Dale was a talented athlete; he played baseball at both Cross Jr. High and Canyon Del Oro High School. We are truly blessed to have to known Dale if only for a while.
“No love, no friendship, can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever” ~ Francois Mauriac.
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Salvador Ortiz
Dale was a very compassionate human as well as a great athlete. We lived in the same neighborhood and we used to play football, baseball, and basketball together along with his brothers Darrell and Doyle. As good of an athlete and as popular as he was, he never thought he was better than anyone. He treated everyone with respect. He was a great inspiration to the Class of 1980 and is truely missed by many people.
Jamie Slone
Dale was Always so nice to my dad and so personable at all the baseball games and around town. I was not able to attend his funeral but he knows how I felt about him. He was always so encouraging to me in my quest to not only make the baseball team but to do my part in our wins our senior year. How could you not Love a guy who believed in You and was interested in Your success. The world was a better place while Dale was in it. Miss him....
Sally Fiihr
Dale was my childhood friend.......we grew up together......since we were like6=) me...being a tomboy......and the girl next door he was my best friend.............i can"t believe this happenn
ed??????????? damn...................dale..............u were my friend since kindergarten.........i cant accept this!!!!!!!!!! WHY...........??????????????????????????????
dale..................why.... u were my childhood friend...the boy next door...............ur were my hero...we played ball as kids..............u taught me pool.........
Sally Fiihr
i helped u with ur "girl" problems.................LMAO
Sally Fiihr
U were sooooooooooooo popular with the girls..us girls..........u even had me goin 4 a minute.....LOL