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that's before my 5th birthday

He was my HERO! Maybe one day Theresa will find it in her heart to allow us to see him.

Once we lost Earnhart we lost nascar

I wasn’t around when Dale raced I was born several years after he died But man I respect him so much and I wish I could’ve seen him race at least once but I know one day I’ll join him we all will at some point Rest in peace Dale You are still forever missed 🏁🏆 #3 Gone But Never Forgotten

Best. Driver. I the land. Say. He learn4. To. Race. Stock. Runing shine

Dale died loved what he loved racing.R I P

He was my favorite Nascar Driver

Ken Squier's last appearance on a NASCAR related telecast until 2011 on SPEED.

But most Importantly wheres Dale Earnhardt in The Casket

I wish Kelly gone further in her racing career. I bet she would have been a contender in cup.

At 1:18:36 time stamp, that is Teresa at the podium whispering thank you twice to everyone, then being escorted down the stairs by a state trooper.💔

This is my first time watching this I teared up 😢 RIP Dale your legacy will be remembered.

Dale number 3 🥲🥲🥲😔😔

My sister and I watched the Daytona 500 that year Dale won it. We were screaming that last lap & talking him to the finish line & we were jumping with joy when he finished 1st. We don't watch racing anymore because for us there was just one hero Dale Earnhardt. We miss you Dale no one drives like you.

51:05 “Still the same” Bob Seger 1978

Wish there would of been a tribute with Travis Tritt song I Going To Be Somebody heard once they were in the plane and that song came on and Dale said that's me that is my song and that is so true he was and still is somebody to so many of us yet today

My 3 FAVORITE NUMBERS. 3, 8, & 88. EARNHARDT'S ARE WINNERS.

I pass by this church almost everyday and never knew his funeral was held here. It hits different now 💔💔

Wishing that I could have been there with them!!!! They were my family!!! In my life I love you more!!!! Still such a loss!!!! To this very day!!!!!! Love you Earnhardt family!!!! From Buena Park CA USA,. Thank you for sharing him with me!!!! And the world!!!!! Again thank you!!!! God bless you guys!!!! 4 ever # 3!!!! Yup!!!!! What a person huh??!!!!! The man in black!!!!

Bristol wouldn’t be Bristol without the late great man in black. See y’all in thunder valley

Almost 22 years later and NASCAR has never recovered. No loss in the history of sports has affected the entire sports world like that. He was the driver nobody wanted to see behind them but this week everyone wishes they could see him just one more time.

There will never be another

Just so close to tearing up hearing the piano instrumental of "Angels Among Us", and hearing Teresa say "Don't stop" and "Thank you" to conclude the service.

38:56 They forgot to show Steve Park at Watkins Glen

It still herts. My Father,Mother,Uncles, where Dale’s fan. When you see tears in your Father’s eyes it really hurts. ❤

God has another Angle in heaven and now Dale on racing on a Golden Track!! The Best there was, the Best there is and the BEST THERE EVER WILL BE!!

Watched part of this live in the 11th grade as I believe it aired the Thursday after the Daytona 500. I had a math class in the early afternoon and our teacher for some reason let us put this on during the 90 minute class. I sat the whole time in tears and honestly, I think I spent that entire week in tears as did a large portion of the rest of North Carolina along with me. The RCR shop in Welcome is about an hour or so from where I'm from and in 2001, NASCAR was far more popular in the south than it is today so to say the state was in mourning would be accurate. I remember to this day members of our JROTC class lowered the flag to half-mast the Monday after the race and were written up on orders of the principal for doing so as he felt there was no justification for doing so.

God needed a driver that day. 21 years later and he's still missed.

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Scotty!!!! Do you have the last few minutes of this memorial service!?!?!? I’ve been dying to find the last few minutes of the tribute song/video they put together with the song “I Hope You Dance”!! I used to have the tapes but I don’t anymore!

Do You Have Any More NASCAR From 2001 Including The Spring Rockingham Race

To me. This started one of the worst years in the world. First you see Dale in that crash and you're beginning to think. Ohhh he will be fine. He's been in Nasty Wrecks before like the one in Talladega back in 1996. But when Mike Helton said those words it really rocked NASCAR to its core. Cause Adam Petty and Kenny Irwin's lives were lost in 2000 and you begin to think who will be next. Never thought it would be Dale. Then after Dale died. In other sports. Wrestling in WCW and ECW went out of business and were sold to WWE. And that led to the end of Monday Night Wars all together. Then 5 months later. Aaliyah dies in that plane crash and September 11, 2001 happened when New York World Trade Center & Washington D.C. Pentagon hit by those planes. I began to see 2001 as the year that we were Stuck in a Moment that We couldn't get out Of. And then 2020 was like 2001. The Pandemic. Ryan Newman almost dying in Daytona. Kobe Bryant and the Riots cause of Police Brutality. The Wildfires. And fans not going to Sports Events. Wrestlers had to wrestle in WWE & AEW in Empty Chairs. But I was so glad to get out of 2020 like I was in 2001. But 2001 felt like we were in a tidal wave cause of not only Dale, but the Wrestling World, Aaliyah and 9/11. And plus Cal Ripken retiring in baseball, But in some aspects. 2001 was still a little better despite all of that. It's just that that year was truly a wave of sadness and sorrow and so many questions. But like every year we move on and go on with life. That's what we choose to do. Move Forward and 2001 taught us that lesson that nothing lasts forever.

I stayed home from school to watch it

R. I. P. DALE. #3 Forever.

RIP Dale Earnhardt 1951-2001 💔😭💔😭💔 🙏 😔 #3 🏁

The King of Nascar like Elvis was the King of Rock and Roll.

Davey allison also one of the best drivers ever

The World will never know how much Dale Earnhardt was loved and was loyal to Nascar. If he had stayed alive, I would've seen him retire by 2005 and I would've loved to see him have more wins, a resurgence if you will. Cause he'd been talking about breaking Richard Petty's record at 50 years old. I think if he had not been dead, he would have done that. DEI would have won well, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Would've gotten a lot more wins, so would Michael Waltrip & Steve Park. And had Teresa not been owner if Dale was still alive. Dale Jr would've stayed in DEI instead of Hendrick Motorsports and would've gained himself a Nascar Championship. And also I'm sure that DEI would still be running in business today.

Simply-The BEST!!!!Then and Forever!!!!-tom-germanton-n.c.

Loved Dale. Never forgot meeting him at meet-greet Greenville-Pickens Speedway Fair; I had tried at meet-greet at Winston- Salem, NC, couldn't get near him. Now was my time. The first time was he & Jr together. There was a radio contest, whoever screamed loudest got to be on radio live and I determinedly won and I chose to pretend Dale and Jr on our local 1/2 mile track race each other, last lap, rubbing, racing. I don't have to tell you who on. I got up there and some disabled children and he looked in my eyes "Ma'm, do you mind me taking care of them, "Of course", I say. Got to see the Intimidator wheeling that black "3" on the track in Charlotte and on TV, but like most others the best was the Daytona win. Family around and I was sitting in the floor, had pneumonia, over a vaporizer, feeling horrible but happy as the laps are winding down, praying that this 20th try will bring him victory. And as he took checkers, tears flying around the room as my "Dale" finally won the "Daytona 500"."We won". "We won". Gone 20 years. Not forgotten. In Heaven with God. Many memorials, most of them with a back-up song "Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. And coming from having nothing to become a man of means but could wear a tuxedo or farm clothes... Simple Man... Miss you Dale!!!

Dale was THE face of NASCAR for my generation. For 30 years it was The King but once he retired in 1993 The Intimidator led the way to the 21st century. Richard Petty was the southern gentleman. A stock car legend with his roots to the beginnings of the sport. He was the everyday guy who always had time for an autograph and a chat with a fan, who was also a gentleman on the track. Dale made NASCAR cool, hip, and rock n roll. He wore slick sun glasses, could be moody and mysterious, wasn’t afraid to cuss in public, and in 1986 adapted what some would say is the coolest color scheme in the history of the sport: black with silver and white trim with red interior. And that black helmet. He mixed it up on the track, got into and caused some wrecks, but it was all with the determination of getting just a little bit of an edge. He made NASCAR better in that way, because he forced the other 41 drivers to do the same for 3 hours to try to beat him. So he advanced the sport. As the 90s came through to the 2000s you either loved or hated Dale Earnhardt. That’s why his death caused such a vacuum in the sport. Everyone at the track or watching on TV were either rooting for Earnhardt, or rooting for their guy to BEAT Earnhardt. Didn’t even matter if you won the race at times - just come in ahead of that Number 3.

He was simply amazing and the best!!!!

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That's our Dale! Jerry and Sugar Bear and I followed Dale since we married in 1991. I too was born in September 1951. Jerry and Sugar Bear and I fell in love with Dale Earnhardt Sr. He just seemed to identify with us as our favorite! Jerry and I cried as Dale went to Heaven and even Sugar Bear seemed sad..she was Jerry's service fur baby and we loved her dearly! My sweet Jerry and Sugar Bear are enjoying watching Dale racing in Heaven. Bear and I miss our Dale Sr but we shall see Jerry and Sugar Bear and Fred and Cliff and Dale when we get to Heaven later! RIP Sir!👩‍🦳🐕😇😇😇😇😇🚖3️⃣🐻🥰🥰🥰

R.I.P. Dale Earnhardt!

Who's the idiot that called his bulldozer a "farm tractor" lol get it right fool

I still have this on VHS. Back in 2016 I was able to meet and have a picture taken with Ken Squier before the start of the Daytona 500, this past January I had the pleasure of meeting and having a picture taken with Mike Joy. They are two of the nicest people Anyone'll ever meet.

He was proud of his kids!!!!!Theresa not so much!!!!!!!

Him and Bradshaw are hilarious together lol

Amazing