Jack E. Beach

Mary, We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Mary, Aunt Ethel Faye and family,
The world is lucky to have known Jack Edward Beach and Heaven is luckier to witness his arrival.
Only one person could get away with calling me Gladys Pearl besides my Mother and Grandmother's......that was Jack. But, that was always OK because he was family. Please know that Texas seems a million, trillion miles away right now and this note carries with it a lot of LOVE and a whole bunch of HUGS.

Knew Jack from my many years at Huntsman/Texaco and more recently our visits at Gander Mountain. Jack was a very unique individual and never left you wondering what he was thinking. We shared some great stories and many laughs. I will miss him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Mike DeCoux

I know that you do not know me but Jack and I were friends many years ago in fact we were not even old enough to have drivers liscenses. I am so sorry for your loss, he truely was a special person. Years have changed our faces and our stature but the one thing I could see in his picture in the paper was the smile in his eyes and that black cowboy hat.
I will keep all of you in my prayers, Jack will always smile down on and protect you.

Never thought I would have to say good bye to my dad. I thought he was superman and could do anything, even live forever. He was a great father and friend; his love was unending. The world has lost a great man, but heaven has gained an awesome angel. Love you daddy

The Beach Family

Sorry for your loss. You guys are in our Prayers..

Tamara & Mike Thomas

Jack was a very special person in my life always he was kind, funny, and always made me laugh and smile. I will truly miss him but, have the comfort of knowing I will see him again. Lots of Love to you Mary, and Mrs. Ethel Faye and family.

In Christ we all send our deepest sympathy to the family.

Donna Green

My Daddy was without a doubt my greatest hero. I am and will forever be proud to be his son. To be half the man he was is to be twice the man of most. I will always try to bring honor to his name.

Sorry to hear about the loss of Jack. I enjoyed working with him throughout the years. The interesting thing about Jack was that his outward appearance was big and tough but his heart was gentle and kind. He was friendly to everyone he met and will surely be missed.

I am so sorry to hear of the sudden death of Jack. I pray that God will give you a peace, that only He can give, during this most difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Betty Newman and family