Birth date: Dec 25, 1920 Death date: Sep 17, 2016
Reverend John V. Beams died Sept. 17th, 2016 in The Villages, Florida. He was 95. He has joined his beloved wife, Kay Naugle Beams who died in 2001. He was born Dec. 25, 1920, in Spencerville, Indiana to Robert G. Beams and Berdi Read Obituary
"John was a wonderful pastor at Linwood Church, Evansville, IN. I especially remember him shepherding our teenage group with finesse and good humor especially at Camp. Just a couple of years later, he counseled my husband and I before uniting us in marriage. we became friends later when we had all moved to the Pittsburgh area and we found him at Westminster. I will miss him. Thank you, Judy, for letting me know of his passing; my condolences to you and all the family. Pat Roessler
John was a pleasure to know and he enjoyed his affiliation with us members of FPC of Wildwood. We miss his presence. Neville & Dawn Cullen
From: Rosemary Hetrick Holliday
Such a great man to have a strong , good family to leave in peace to the world. Thank you for sharing him with us.
A grateful, appreciative friend from the past.
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John was a wonderful person that we met several years ago. He was a comfort to have as a friend. John has given so much of himself throughout his life. He will be missed.
Rick and Lu Guest
John was my co-driver when I began working with The Wildwood Soup Kitchen. about 12 years ago. He "showed me the ropes". Over the many years we worked together, he also showed me great kindness and shared much wisdom. His was a gentle, playful soul, always non-judgmental, always giving. I pray I will always feel his presence in my life. Andrea Hellin
We're so sorry for your lose.
Judy...your father was a very loving man. He will be missed. Kathe
John left this world a better place through his work and dedication to his faith. We all should aspire to emulate him. The sheer number of people and institutions he has helped through the decades is astonishing. We wish we had had an opportunity to know him in his younger years.
Al and Charlene Allmen
