Dale Ray Moore was born September 10, 1984, in Iowa, to Ralph and Karen (Moore) Williams.

From an early age, Dale loved anything with wheels. In high school, you could usually find him watching the races, riding quads, or simply driving around in his old Ford truck. That love of motors, speed, and the open road stayed with him throughout his life.

As he got older, Dale found his true passion on two wheels. If he wasn't on Edna, you could often find him surrounded by motorcycles while working at the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum. Motorcycles weren't simply a hobby for Dale; they were part of who he was. They brought him countless friendships, stories, miles, and memories.

But as much as Dale loved motorcycles, his greatest love was always his family.

Dale shared his life with his longtime partner, Lacey. Together, they built a family that meant everything to him.

He was incredibly proud of his son, Broady, and loved Colton and Augusta as his very own. His family also included his nephew, Cooper; his sister, Alice; many beloved aunts, uncles, and extended family members; and more friends than one person could ever dream of having.

Dale was the kind of person whose family extended far beyond blood. The friendships he made throughout his life mattered deeply to him, and those fortunate enough to call him a friend became part of his family.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Ralph and Karen (Moore) Williams, and his grandparents, Lester and Alice Williams and Marcus and Doris Moore.

Dale leaves behind a lifetime of memories, countless miles traveled, motorcycles worked on, friendships made, and stories that will continue to be told by the people who knew and loved him.

His bikes were his passion, but his family was his heart. Dale leaves behind something much bigger than the miles he rode: a life filled with love, family, friendship, and memories that will be carried forward by all those who loved him.