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Dale Allen "Big Ben"
Kadavy
Nov 12, 1959 - Nov 7, 2005
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre
Enid Morning News November 9, 2005
The funeral for Dale Kadavy, 45, of Kingfisher, will be 10 a.m. Thursday at
Federated Church. The Revs. Leon Seaton and Bob Barr will officiate.
Burial will
follow in Kingfisher Cemetery. Arrangements are by Sanders Funeral Service Inc.,
Kingfisher.
He was born Nov. 12, 1959, in Kingfisher to Stanley and Elaine Schaberg Kadavy
and died Monday, Nov. 7, 2005, at Mercy Health Center, Oklahoma City.
He graduated from Lomega High School in 1978. He farmed in the Loyal area and
was employed with Brown and Borelli Oil Co., Kingfisher.
He married Rhonda Jane Schaefer July 10, 1981.
Surviving are two sons, Kyle and Klint, and one daughter, Kendra Kadavy, all of
Loyal; his parents, Stanley and Elaine Kadavy of Loyal; one brother, Kin Kadavy
of Stillwater; and two sisters, Gayla Hunt of Kingfisher and Charla Weins of
Bethany.
Memorials may be made to the Loyal Volunteer Fire Department or Peach United
Church of Christ, Loyal.
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