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Dale P. Kline
Oct 26, 1953 — Nov 2, 2024
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- In Loving Memory of Dale Palmer Kline
- It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Dale Palmer Kline, a devoted
- father, loving husband, and cherished friend. Dale passed away peacefully at his
- beloved home and farm on November 2, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of love,
- laughter, and countless cherished memories.
- Born on October 26, 1953, Dale was the cherished son of Robert and Rachel
- (Reichenbach) Kline, who preceded him in death. His journey began on a farm in
- Winfield, PA, where he spent countless hours helping his parents and learning the value
- of hard work, a trait he carried throughout his life. Dale shared many adventures with his
- siblings, who loved him dearly.
- On September 23, 1972, Dale married Lee Ann Koch, embarking on a new chapter
- filled with love and promise. He pursued a career as an Electrician, earning his degree
- from Williamsport Area Community College. In 1979, Dale founded his own electrical
- company, which thrived for over 40 years. Known for his dedication and reliability, Dale’s
- shirts famously read, “Protecting Nyctophobics (fear of the dark) since 1979.” His
- promptness and willingness to go the extra mile were well-known in the construction
- world.
- Dale was a man who found joy in the simple pleasures of life, especially those spent in
- the great outdoors. His love for hunting, canoeing, and camping was infectious, and he
- often shared these passions with his family and friends, creating bonds that will last a
- lifetime. He also enjoyed traveling with his wife Lee Ann to the NY Finger Lakes and
- many other destinations.
- Dale had a special place in his heart for the family cabins in Toonerville, a sanctuary
- where he spent many weekends enjoying the tranquility of Penns Creek. Whether it was
- throwing quoits with family and friends or enjoying the annual corn roast, he found
- peace and happiness in these moments. The family cabins were not just a place, but a
- symbol of his love for life and the people he held dear.
- Dale is survived by his devoted wife, Lee Ann, and their two children: Jeremy C. and
- Angela (Bakowicz), and Jarrod and Rebekah (Hart). He was a proud grandfather to
- seven grandchildren: Jasmine, Vaughn, Trent, Grant, Collin, and Julia Kline, and
- recently welcomed a great-grandchild, Brielle, into the family.
- He is also survived by his siblings: Gary and Pamela (Parker), Judy Lyon, and Kathy
- Flynn, sister in laws Shelley Shank and Diane Shiloh, and numerous nieces and
- nephews who will forever cherish the memories they shared with him.
- In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to the American Diabetes
- Association or the Arthritis Foundation, causes that were close to Dale's heart.
- Dale’s life was a testament to hard work, love, and the joy of simple pleasures. His
- legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. Rest in peace, Dale. Your spirit and
- love will be deeply missed.
- Arrangements are by Dominick T. Adamo Funeral Home, 16 Walnut Street, Mifflinburg.
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