Dale Guderjahn

Gayle and I send our thoughts and prayers to the Guderjahn Family. We knew Dale and Russ for many years going back to the early years of Western Gear. Gayle and Dale were both expecting about the same time so Russ and I grad a bet as to who would be the first to deliver. The vet was a six pack of beer and I won by a couple days. I played softball with Russ for many years and Dale and Gayle were there for every game and tournament. We also had many times together either at their house or ours. God Bless you and give you Peace and Comfort.

Our aunt Dale will be deeply missed. She was very kind and loving to all. 🙏❤️

So sorry to hear. Leah and I will always remember the Parshall years. Rus and I coaching wrestling. The many visits, card playing and a few beverages. You were both so very much in love. Like Leah and I you two were married young and it was truly a death toll us part relationship. It surprised us although our time is growing short, too. Rus, I don't have to tell you what a wonder bride you had, and the great children. I think our son Jay is close to Amy's age. I feel your positive attitude and strong faith will help you through this...maybe even better than Dale could have. God bless you and God welcome our dear friend, Dale into your kingdom.. our prayers are for your family., Amen

I am going to say Dale was the best cheerleader, best team supporter, best friend to always have on your side. I played softball with Russ for about 15 years, I won horseshoe championships with Russ many times, and it did not make any difference is we were playing at 7:00 a.m., or in 95 degrees, Dale was always there. She loved cheering us on, loved visiting between games, loved life. I am going to miss you Dale, rest in peace. Many thoughts and prayers for all of the family. Dallas

We met Dale at the fun Western Gear employee office & company events! Russ & Dale were a fun pair & always enjoyed Dale. We are so sorry to hear this news. Russ & your children, you are all in our thoughts & prayers during this sad time. Phyllis & Doug Benson