To Ron and the family of Dallas. I knew him first at the Saugatuck church in the 80's (like Jack) and last saw him three years ago at the Tully Center. He was truly a "golden boy" and a joy to the world.
Mary Ann Mahan (Norwalk)

Thank you for being a great Uncle and good friend. I will always remember you for your big heart and your ability to accept people for who they are. Thank you for taking me to the Rocky Horror Picture show, and buying me my first pair of Nike tennis shoes (even though you made me work for them....lol) You were a great person all the way around and we will all miss you.

God Bless You, Dallas. We touched paths back in CT in the 80's. I will remember your smile....I wish you Peace.
Ken ~

So sorry to hear of the passing of Dallas, My thoughts and prayers are with you Ron, we all met in the early 80's at the  Saugatuck Church. Fondly Jack G

I met Dallas and Ron in New Orleans 1979.  Dallas had a smile and  magic "twinkling" eyes that let you know immediately that his heart was filled with kindness. Their friendship was a gift for me these past 32 years.  Thank you Dallas. I will miss you.

Pete and I may not always have agreed on things, but we always loved each other.  I will miss his call this Dec 3, he never missed my birthday.  Will never forget our last conversation, just a few weeks ago.  Prayers for all his family and friends.  Blessed are they that mourn:  for they whall be comforted.

Dear Ron,
 My deepest sympathy in your loss of Dallas - I will always remember the JOY you brought each other. Hugs !

Richard Campbell

Dallas and I met while we were getting radiation treatments at the Bennett Cancer Center this year.  It is hard to believe that after only seeing someone for maybe 5 or 6 times I could call him my friend.  But he was.  We would talk about being in the service during the Vietnam War, talk about this terrible disease that took my wife from me earlier in the year and then turned on me.  He always seemed so upbeat and was an inspiration for me to get through my treatments.  The last time I saw Dallas I almost didn't recognize him.  The cancer had spread to his back and he needed help to stand up.  My condolences for your loss and the loss of a good person.

My condolences to Dallas' family and to Ron.  He was a very likeable man, and will be missed.

I love You Pete & enjoyed & will miss our telephone conversations through the years

Ron, I'm very sad to read of Dallas' transition. I didn't know him very well but he always had a smile for me when he came to the gym at the Tully. Even during the rough moments of his illness he managed to smile. His effect on me will live on. I'm so sorry for your loss Ron. I hope you find comfort in knowing that Dallas was a positive influence in the lives of many.  Peace & blessings to you.

Dallas you are not suffering and in pain any longer. I remember and will cherish all the wonderful times at our night clubs, our home away from home and Sherwood Island during the summers along with P-Town just to name a few. You will be missed, never forgotten and will always be with us in spirit!!. R.I.P......Steven Tarczali a.k.a. Stella....(Clover) SC.

Dear Ron,  Please accept our deepest sympathy.

     Melanie and Frank D'Andrea

To my incredible friend that I will always love. As I leaf back through the years, I realize that I have known you and Ronnie longer than anyone else except for my immediate family. I will remember your patience and wittiness, your boundless love and zest for life. I will miss your infectious laugh, your insatiable appetite for Pepsi, the hours of playing scrabble, "those" times when we snuck off to Foxwoods to be "responsible," and everything else in between. I celebrate your life, mourne your death, and know that someday we will all be together again. With many tears, I love you...

To My Dearest Friend, 
I will always cherish the guidance and mentoring you both unconditionally gave to me. Dallas gave me hope and inspiration at crossroads in my life, these moments have gotten me through times of despair. 
He was a giving caring person with a passion for life like no other. I will miss you greatly my friend. You are now on another adventure, embrace it. I will never forget you and your kindness!
David Grant, South Dakota

With many thanks for your service to our country.We do appreciate all that you & your comrades did.
A grateful American

My thoughts and prayers go out to Dallas family, you will be dearly missed by all.  Rest in peace Dallas.

My deepest sympathy on your loss.


Joseph F Strout

I remember the first time I met you, you were always so sweet to me and made me feel like I was always part of the family I will miss you, you were a great guy love you

Always a sweet smile and a hug for everyone.  I remember Pete always having such a kind heart and he loved living life. 
Your family have suffered so many losses over the past few years. My love and prayers go out to all of you during this time.   ... But we know that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.  Love and prayers, Freda

To my Uncle, forever you will be in my heart. You will be missed more than words can express. I love you.

Dear Brother, I will miss you so very much. I will cherish all the good times we had. What great memories. You are so very special always a friend who was willing to listen. I love you and it is just so hard to believe you are not here with us in person. I sure wish we could keep in touch because I am going to miss your calls.

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Dallas Leroy Wooten

Leo P. Gallagher & Son Funeral Home

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