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Dale “VaHighlander” Simmons

Date of Death: July 9, 2017
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Service
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Sunday 7/16, 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Groves Harley Davidson
140 Independence Drive
Winchester, Virginia

Cemetery
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Sunday 7/16

McKendree Cemetery
Church Hill Road
McDowell, Virginia

Dale “VaHighlander” Simmons, 60, of Front Royal, Virginia passed away peacefully on Sunday, July 9, 2017 at his home. Dale was born in 1956 in Monterey, Virginia the son of the late Graham and Della Simmons. Dale worked as a crane operator for VA Crane (Commercial Construction). Dale was a veteran having served in theContinue Reading

Jeff Sullivan left a message on July 18, 2017:
I worked with Dale for many years, he was a true professional. He took great pride in his work and it showed, among the mourners at his celebration were quite a few of his customers and most of his co-workers. Sometimes Dale just couldn't help himself, on a job in Arlington an inspector for the county walks by with a Hershey bar in her back pocket Dale grins and says" sweet ass" we thought we were going to be thrown off the job but the young lady had a sense of humor thank goodness. He was quite a card and will be missed by many.
Heather Lilly left a message on July 15, 2017:
My deepest condolences to the family. We used to spend many an evening with Dale at Griffin Tavern sharing laughs and life stories. He was one of the people who made life interesting, and I will miss him.
Ezra & Dotty Halterman left a message on July 12, 2017:
So sorry, we have so many fond memories of when we took Dale & all his family to church with us every Sunday for years when he lived in Monterey, Virginia. He always had a smile. Rest in peace friend.
Reid left a message on July 12, 2017:
...In the Wind continued conversations, two wheels, rolling over the ridges, running the twisties, on thru the valley below, chasing a river, ...in the wind RIP Brother Dale Thanks for the memories
Debi Burke left a message on July 12, 2017:
I was blessed to be able to spend the last 7 weeks of Dale's final journey home with him. Through the tears and the sorrow, my heart remains full of the wonderful memories we shared. The smiles and the laughter , even on his final day will always bring me comfort. No more pain no more medications....the peace on his face at the end assured me that he was finally in comfort....and on his way home. Save a place for me....Until we meet again...RIP my sweet angel friend <3 Ride High
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Linda Warner left a message on July 12, 2017:
What I loved about Dale was he never let anything bother him and to him, every day truly was "a great day to ride". Dale spoke exactly how he felt and he wasn't wasn't afraid to show it, his true genuine self was always present. I rode many times with Dale and we shared a lot of crazy moments with a lot of laughter. I will never forget the apple pie you made.. it was OUT OF THIS WORLD!! And I will never forget choosing the wrong door in your house that night... we laughed for hours!! Rest in peace my dear friend... I will see you again!
Malinda Koenen left a message on July 12, 2017:
My memory of the first time I met Dale. It was a Wednesday evening at Grove's for a dinner ride with the HOG chapter. Dale, my self and another guy showed up. Had no clue where to go for dinner and ended up in Wardenvills WV for dinner. Had a great time riding with him that evening. The next time I saw him he chewed my butt out for riding to close behind a semi truck. After that he taught me the correct ways to ride. With his help it has made me the rider I am today. Thanks Dale for all the advice over the yrs. You will be missed but I know you will be riding with us in the sky.
Donnie left a message on July 11, 2017:
Thanks for the memories, I'll ride with you again on the other side.
Omps Funeral Home left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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