Margaret DINGLE Obituary

We have been friends of Margie since 1979. We have loving memories of RV trips and fishing at the Gorge. Love to family. Deepest sympathy. She will always be in our memories.RIP

Margy was a wonderful neighbor who was always kind and friendly. I enjoyed her visits whenever either of us was out walking. We miss her! Kathy and Stefan Fechter

In 1957 I met Margy, a true life friend when teaching in Tipton, Iowa. From there we spent summers in Colorado at Boulder for summer school and working at Santa's Workshop in Colorado Springs to be near Bob at the USAF Academy. Our fun friendship continued through marriage, children, and grandchildren. What a wonderful time to have shared it with Margy and Bob. Our deepest sympathy to Scott, Greg, Betty, and Dorothy.
Carole and Sid Balikian

In 1957 I met Margy, a true lifetime friend, when teaching in Tipton, Iowa. From there we spent summers in Colorado doing summer school in Boulder and working another summer at Santa's Workshop in Colorado Springs (picture) to be near Bob at the USAF Academy. Our fun friendship continued through marriage, children, and grandchildren. What a wonderful life to have shared it with Margy and Bob. My deepest sympathy to Scott, Greg, Betty, and Dorothy

Margy and Bob were long time friends dating to the 1960s. We were next door neighbors on Kirtland AFB in 1969, and Margy helped Hanson set up the "baby room" when we brought Craig home from the hospital--and she was there for us during our remaining time as neighbors. Later, Hanson lived with the Dingles in Northern Virginia while waiting for our home to be ready following Hanson's assignment to the Pentagon. Margy was a gracious lady for sure!

I first met Margy in the summer of 1960 when she moved to Colorado Springs to be closer to Bob who was a cadet at the USAF Academy. It was obvious that the two of them were meant to be together from that point on. After graduation, our friendship continued and my wife and I joined them for days on the Rehoboth Beach, DE, sightseeing in Washington DC and skiing in Utah. Margy was always ready for an adventure and we saw that when she and Bob sold their house and began life in a motor home, trekking around the United States. We stayed in contact with Margy after Bob's passing and admired the way she dealt with her new circumstances, but Bob's memory was never far away. Our deepest condolences to Scott and Gregg and the Dingle family. While we can't be sure, we'd like to think, she and Bob have found each other in a better place. John and Sherry Moore

Margy and I danced with the River City Cloggers for many years. On occasion, she hemmed a few Clogging T shirts for me, willingly. I also knew her from the Dental Office of Dr Bill Molsberry. She was a precious friend, admired and loved by many. Margy will be missed.

We all have heavy hearts knowing that Margy has passed away. She was always so vivacious, so positive and always fun to be around. She will be missed but we all have happy memories of our growing up years together and will cherish those memories forever. The photo is of our old gang at our CHS class reunion in 2018.
Peggy and Arnie Vogel
CHS class of 1955

Margy was truly a gem for all the people she knew. Myself and husband Karl Wagoner enjoyed many fishing trips and dinners with Margy and Robert (Bob) Dingle. While both couples decided to enjoy life in different cities in the USA we continued our friendship over many years.