Dale Day @ Finks Farm

October 1st & October 2nd  2011

Dale Curtis Stolz was a special little boy. He was born on March 1^st 2005. He was always happy. Dale was loved by many and touched everyone who would meet him. Dale had a laugh that would brighten any ones day. He had his own way of communicating his feelings and needs. He was diagnosed with a chromosome disorder when he was 9 months old. This caused delays in his speech, eating habits, physical development and in every other area you could think of. This was very difficult on his family. At the age of one he started to receive multiple therapies and doctor visits a week. He also had numerous tests done and a couple of surgeries. When he got something as simple as a common cold he would wind up in the hospital for days at a time. His family was told that the specialists could not say whether he would get “better” or not. He was a hard worker with his limited abilities when attacking any task and it seldom got him down. He didn’t know there was anything wrong and to look at him you wouldn’t either. He was very small for his age and most people just assumed he was younger than he was. Dale Passed away on March 16^th 2008, just 2 weeks after his 3^rd birthday.

Dale’s special needs put a financial strain on his family. Now that Dale has passed they set up the Dale Stolz Foundation. One of its primary goals is to help local families in similar situations. That could mean something as simple as helping make a payment on a bill. Many of the government funded programs do not help the people that need just a little help. So when you come out to the farm and having fun it will be helping a local family in need. We thank you for your help in supporting this foundation.

Dale Stolz Foundation     A portion of "Finks Farm" proceeds will be donated to the:  Dale Curtis Stolz Foundation. Helping families in our community with aling children http://dalesfoundation.org