Dale creighton london ontario

Dale was referred to the Brain Aging Program at St. Over the course of the next few years, Dale participated in various studies and tests to determine the nature of these symptoms. Additional cognitive testing, brain imaging and blood analysis was able to refine the diagnosis as likely being Frontotemporal Dementia, a neurodegenerative disease. Dale and the rest of the Creighton family pursued every avenue possible to help clarify and understand his condition.

Sadly, after a long and arduous battle with this illness, Dale E. I would like to send my condolences to Marion and Matt and the rest of the Creighton Family.

I spent many hours working with Dale on his computer but I think I spent more time talking Mustang Football it was truly his first love outside of his Family. Dale you will be missed by many. John Nash Marion and family, Our deepest sympathy, he was an inspirational friend, and never quiet, but very effective mentor! My joy was watching him play, without having to play against him Dale was at his best beside Marion, and with the family: my treasured memories are of him during the best of times Our thoughts and prayers are with you finally a chance to say a catholic prayer without his eyebrows rising!

John Thomas So sorry to hear about Dale's passing. Many great high school memories. Dale was a fantastic athlete and a wonderful teammate. Sincere condolences to the rest of the family. Mary Helen Howarth My sincere condonlences to Paul and his family at this difficult time. We hope the thoughts of your many friends will be of comfort to you. Dot and Dick. Bill and Audrey Sproule Our thoughts and prayers are with you Marion and family at this sad time.

Dale will not only be missed by family but his many close friends. May wonderful memories give you strength in these difficult days. His passion ,commitment to make us all better was evident then as it was many years later.

I 've been blessed in life and I'm thankful for the start that Dale gave me ; great lessons in perseverance. Patricia Dodson Marion: I'm very sorry to hear about Dale. My sympathy is with you and your family. Pat Dodson nee Drew - old friend. My lifelong association with your family is a part of the fabric of my growing up in London. Dale was a "larger than life" guy to me. Few and far between. In my youth I always new he had my back.

His legacy will live on through notable hallowed halls, and likely most important to him through the continued proof in the family he and Marion created. His honest approachable character and thoughtful interest in my life will be remembered most by me.

I feel lucky to have known him. He was someone I looked up to. Dave Snipe Mendham was the batboy for both teams. Bobby Deakin was a midget callup.

And always in the background was London clothier Lou Ball , the sponsor with the big heart who was always ready to lend support. The London Sports Hall of Fame is pleased to include the London Lou Ball junior teams among its inductees, truly two teams that made and deserved headlines then and now.