422 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine FINANCE AND INSURANCE Well-regarded for his analytical capabilities, the late Dayle H. Stare distinguished himself through his work in both the insurance industry and continuing education at several academic institutions. Having most recently served as a consultant for Hawaiian Life Insurance Company, he trained licensed financial representatives in the technical aspects of their company’s products, in addition to assessing the competency and longterm prospects of field management candidates. As an invaluable resource in his field, Mr. Stare was frequently invited to travel and speak before audiences on the subject of continuing education in the insurance industry. Known for emphasizing the differences between financial service and the assumptions that companies often make, Mr. Stare was instrumental in helping his state insurance department and regulatory authority devise precise guidelines for continuing education courses for licensed financial representatives. This process helped many young professionals gain a better understanding of the basic structure of the products they were selling, as well as how to ethically present proper values when representing their companies. Mr. Stare previously worked as a product development officer at Provident Mutual Life Insurance for over three decades. As a testament to his high level of expertise, he also served as an adjunct professor at Susquehanna University, Lebanon Valley College and Delaware County Community College. To remain aware of developments in his field, he maintained affiliations with the Mathematical Association of America and the American Association of Literacy Professors. After earning an associate degree at Hershey Junior College, Mr. Stare studied mathematics at Lebanon Valley College, where he attained a BA. Following this accomplishment, he graduated from The Pennsylvania State University with an MA in mathematics. Throughout this period, Mr. Stare achieved several academic grants from the National Science Foundation, allowing him to continue his education at such prominent institutions as New York University. Dearly departed, Mr. Stare passed away on January 12, 2024. He is survived by his wife of more than 50 years Charlotte F. Stare, his son Brian, his daughter Allison, and three grandchildren. Millennium Magazine Featured Listee DAYLE H. STARE (IN MEMORIAM) CONSULTANT Hawaiian Life Insurance Company Glen Mills, PA
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