Dale Ferron
Dale Ferron (1947–2026)
Born on September 6, 1947 in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin to James F. and Wanda (Czajka) Ferron, Dale Ferron dedicated decades of service to the sport of softball through his leadership with USA Softball (ASA) of Wisconsin.
Ferron served the organization in numerous capacities throughout his career, including as an umpire, administrator, and eventually, Junior Olympic Commissioner of USA Softball of Wisconsin. Through his leadership and commitment to the game, he helped support and grow amateur softball throughout the state while working closely with athletes, officials, and volunteers across the USA Softball community. His dedication to the sport and years of service earned him induction into the ASA and Umpire Hall of Fame.
In addition to his involvement with USA Softball, Ferron spent many years officiating high school volleyball through the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association and remained a strong supporter of amateur athletics through his work with the Badger State Games.
Ferron’s dedication to USA Softball and his lasting contributions to the game will be remembered by the many athletes, officials, and members of the softball community whose lives he impacted throughout his years of service.
