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Dale Collett

July 6, 1950 — December 28, 2019

Dale L. Collett

Dale L. Collett was born on July 6, 1950 in Brush, CO and entered heaven to spend eternity with Jesus on December 28, 2019. He married Marilyn Theis in 1970 in Pueblo, CO and they have one daughter, Kendra, of Durango. They would have celebrated their 50th Anniversary in February 2020. Dale graduated from Englewood High School in 1968 and attended Southern Colorado State College in Pueblo on a baseball scholarship.

He was preceded in death by his parents Lloyd and Madeline Collett and his younger brother, Scott.

Survivors include wife Marilyn, daughter Kendra and son-in-law Rich Holmes, grandson Max of Durango; brother-in-law Ken Theis of Logan, Utah; sisters-in-law Joyce Thompson, Pueblo West, Harriett Gant, Pueblo, Jeannine Berg, Phoenix, Arizona, one aunt, Janice Henderson of Englewood Colorado and many close friends and relatives. He was an athlete and an active outdoorsman who loved fly fishing and hunting.

He owned Synthetic Turf Consulting for the past 25 years. His expertise was installing athletic fields all over the United States.

His memorial service was held Friday, January 3rd at First Baptist Church of Durango. Per his request, his remains will be along the banks of his favorite river near South Fork, Colorado, in July 2020, and Greenmount Cemetery in Durango.

Those who wish, may make donations to First Baptist Church missions, Gideons International, or Five Rivers Chapter of Trout Unlimited.







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