Dale Robert Morrison 46, It is with saddened hearts Dale's family announce his passing on June 21, 2010. Born in Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Dale grew up in Grand Falls, N.B. the son of Robert and Margaret(Anderson) Morrison. He moved to Halifax to complete is schooling in Respiratory Therapy at the VG Hospital. It was there he met Sherrilyn. They finished school and married making their home in Hammonds Plains. They have two children, Corey and Katie, whom Dale made his first priority. Dale is survived by wife Sherrilyn (Dick) son Corey and daughter Katelyn, mother Margaret, father Robert, sister Cyndie, and brother Lloyd. He is predeceased by grandparents Kenneth and Sylvia Morrison as well as Evert and Beulah Anderson.

Dale was a keen sportsman enjoying gentlemen's hockey, soccer, cycling, skiing and running. His biggest enthusiasm was fishing with his Dad, son, daughter and friends. In his community Dale was a tireless volunteer. He was associate coordinator of the Hammonds Plains Soccer Association for five years and was currently manager of his son's soccer team.
At the QEII, his workplace, Dale flourished as a Respiratory Therapist, teacher and friend. He taught at the School of respiratory Therapy. He was one of the first Anesthesia Assistants at the QEII and then co-created and taught the Anesthesia program there as well. Later he was part of the first team to develop the global outreach program for Anesthesia Assistants in Halifax. Dale also carried out research in both professional streams. Last year Dale went to Rwanda to help in the anesthesia department. This quickly became an enthusiasm for him. He planned to return next year.
At home, in Maplewood on the Lakes, Dale knew everyone. Need a truck, chainsaw, call Dale. He loved to spend time with his children, whether watching them play sports or travelling with them, he was a patient and supportive Dad. He and Sherri supported each others dreams and aspirations. He was a loving husband. He was a much loved and respected man. As Dale would say "you gotta love that". The service of remembrance will be held at Bedford Baptist Church at 4p.m. Thursday, June 24. In lieu of flowers donations should be made to Canadian Anesthesia Society International Education Foundation (CASIEF) online under support or by calling 416-480-0602.
Condolences can be emailed to atlanticdartmouthfh@arbormemorial.com.