Dale Mitchell McGlynn
Dale Mitchell McGlynn, 61, earned his wings on September 5, 2025, after a courageous 3.5-year battle with cancer.
Dale was a beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend. He is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Karen McGlynn, and his cherished family:
Mother: Irene McGlynn – Auburn, NH
Sister: Jill (Robert) Rand – Auburn, NH
Brother: Lee McGlynn – South Carolina
Brother: Jerry (Paula) Morgan – Richmond, VA
Daughter: Nicole (Matt) Forest – Margate, FL
Daughter: Ryan Mae (Bill) Sturgeon – Hooksett, NH
He is also lovingly remembered by his grandchildren:
Kailianna Cruz, Xander Forest, Kinleigh Sturgeon, Easton Forest, and Remington Sturgeon, as well as his beloved cat Precious and dog Taco Bella.Dale worked as a mechanic for DGS for 18 years, traveling station to station. He took pride in his work, enjoyed training new mechanics, and valued the connections he made along the way.
A devoted fan of the Boston Bruins and NASCAR, Dale also loved spending time working around the house.
A special thank you to Suncrest Hospice Care, and especially to his compassionate nurse, Samantha Dompsey, for their dedicated support during his final days.
Dale was predeceased by:
His grandparents, Lawrence and Virginia McGlynn
His mother-in-law, Ann Vollor
His beloved dogs, Teddy and Buddy
Memorial Service
Thursday, September 11, 2025
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Richmond Coach & Cremation Service8500 Staples Mill Road
Henrico, VA 23228
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
Please wear a white ribbon in memory of Dale.
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Dale I want to thank you for all the love and care you have given to my Karen. I know she can be a handful. You two have a bond that will always be together. I want you to know you are one hell of a fighter and strongest man that I know. You take care . Love your Sister in law Ann Marie
Dale, you will be missed by everyone who had the extreme pleasure of calling you a friend. You will be well taken care of now with Mom Vollor and my Mom.
You put up a good fight, but left us far too soon.
Dale , I had no idear you were sick you never said anything i will always remember tge good times we had living on silver st manchester and everybody there, your in good hands now rest in peace ill miss you buddy. Paul