Birth date: Feb 7, 1934 Death date: Mar 10, 2018
Delbert “Dean” Bales, 84, of Dresden, Ohio died Saturday evening, March 10, 2018 at Coshocton Memorial Hospital in Coshocton, Ohio. Born February 7, 1934 in Norwich, Ohio he was a son of the late Vibert and Marie (Darner) Bales N Read Obituary
I would like to personally extend my condolences to the Bales Family. I remember Dean from Conn's. I would go with my dad on Saturdays to help load the route truck's . Dean always had that million dollar smile and a kind word for everyone, as well as some good natured kidding.
Thank's Dean for your great representation of the Conn's brand and your part in it's success .
james David McGee Jr
Wesley Chapel Florida
So very sorry to hear about Dean's passing. I worked with Dean at Longaberger. He always had a smile and was always willing to help.
He will be missed by many.
Dean was a wonderful friend of my dad, Don Lynch. For many years they worked together at Conn's. I can picture Dean's ever presents smile. Peace be with you.
My deepest sympathy at the passing of Dean, to Patty, Connie, Vicki and other family and friends. Good memories of you all from our years at St Ann's to summer baby sitting the girls. Can't forget Dean at Cannon's bakery as well as being a best loved Dresden icon. Love and prayers as you face each day forward, with many comforting memories.
Sheryl Starner Williams
Patty and girls
So sorry to hear of Dean,s passing. I'm sure he will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
May you have peace and comfort in knowing he is now walking the golden streets of heaven with God..
With deepest sympathy
Erma Riley
You will be miss,I love coming down there when we was little but you will be miss not just by me but everybody else love you uncle Dean you will always be in my prayers all the time
RIP Cousin, see you in Heaven.
Sandra Sue Miller (Geyer)
A great guy gone to Heaven. We will miss you buddy.
Patty and "the girls"...Dean, for me, was an "impact" person. I can't express my sorrow, in your loss. He truly was my mentor. He, first of all, took me to every JHawk BB game we wanted to see! He always had time for the local kids. He helped me thru college with the jobs on the Chip truck, and was always there for me. Jimmy Adornetto and I were just talking about him last week....great memories. Only regret is not seeing him in his final days...
So sorry for your loss
