Dale was a founding member of the Friends of Scituate Seniors and contributed to our success. Her energy and dedication were invaluable in transforming the new Scituate Senior Center from dream to reality. 

We will always be grateful for Dale’s guidance and leadership and will carry her in our memories. 

On Behalf of the Friends of Scituate Seniors

I first met Dale through her brother Dennis.  She was always engaged in conversation, easy to be with and loved retiring in Scituate.
Dale, like Dennis was dedicated to their mother and spent many holidays and parties together.   Dale was the most dedicated volunteer at the Scituate Senior Center, even before the new center was built.  May she rest in peace.  Eileen and Paul Corbett

Dear Dennis,    I didn't know your sister but after reading all of the nice messages about her and how good you were to her I wanted to express my sympathy to you on your loss.  I also wanted to tell the world how your compassion and help seems to extend to everyone when they're at Richardson's for a wake or at a funeral service..  I've been a recipient of that caring many times and it has been a comfort to me and am so appreciative of that  help..  I'm sure that you will miss her and being able to help her whenever she needed it. 
Just remember how many people have appreciated the help and comfort that you've given them in their time of sorrow. 
Sincerely, Rosemary Brown

I met Dale at the Brook Street Senior Center.  The memoir class that Dale was hosting was the start of a long friendship.
As a result of our friendship I joined FOSS and Dale showed me the ropes.
Our lunch dates and shopping days were always fun.
I will miss her and our visits .
Dale was blessed with a brother that went above and beyond to take care of her every need.
God bless you Dennis.

This is Lucy.  Dale loved her and was sad when due to her health she could no longer take care of her. My husband Kenny and I adopted her.
We shared many stories and photographs .

Dale was a faithful helper at Senior Lunch at FTCC in Scituate. She loved the diners and so often had a treat for everyone. The Elf on a Shelf still comes out each Christmas and a little pink stuffed Easter bunny rides in my car wherever I go. She survived  a long while because of the kidney she received from her brother, Dennis. How blessed she felt because of his unselfishness in donating it to her.

Dale was my neighbor for several years. She was a kind soul and became a good friend. Dale was also the most Patriotic person I have ever met. Miss Red White and Blue she called herself. RIP Dale.❤

Dear Dennis,  I will remember seeing or chatting with Dale when you would bring her for visits to your beautiful home.  I think of the articles she wrote that I enjoyed in the "Scituate Mariner".   She was a very good writer and  submitted interesting articles.   We also reflect on all the wonderful things you did for your sister.  A kidney, housing, travel, lunches, drives, and health care are just a few on a long list  of good deeds.   She was very fortunate to have you for a brother.  We hope your kindness and generous care for her will help as you heal from your loss.  They are things no one can ever take away from you.  Dennis, you are a very special person to all of us. 
The entire Brigham Family  sends you our love and our blessings.

So sorry to hear about Dale.
She was a special friend. We severed together on the board at the old senior center. We worked hard for the new senior center. She will be missed.

OBITUARY

Dale J. Balog

October 26, 1949 – January 22, 2026

Richardson-Gaffey Funeral Home

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