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Brian Thomas Beadle
March 22, 1961 ~ February 22, 2017 (age 55) 55 Years Old Light a Candle
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on April 8, 2017 9:46 AM
Jesus loved Brian So and I used to tell him that over and over again; I know this because it was the love of Jesus shed abroad in my heart towards Brian that showed him the love of the Father. I was blessed to witness the transition in Brian from when he first moved to Gastonia NC November 2015 until his death here February 2017. When he first arrived he was without roots; still acting like someone just trying to get by and survive - guarded and without much hope and no home/life of his own. As time progressed and he settled into his own apartment;, he got health insurance had Dr. appts.; routines were beginning to emerge and there people who cared about him, like a taxi driver named John that Brian would always call. I would check in on him and helped out with errands, etc. I prayed with Brian regularly and would read the Bible to him. Brian loved to go out to eat and see a movie; while he was feeling up to it we would do these things and sometimes Luke and Jesse would join us. Brian was included in family activities again and would get his sons birthday cards with a gift card enclosed. He was now a part of his own family again. He was in and out of the hospital as his health was poor, but I saw the change in him that brought me joy. He was in control of his own life again and accepted what was happening with his health. He no longer was vulnerable and without a home/life of his own. He had his own place, paid his own bills and was a very clean organized man. He no longer said "It is what it is; roll tide." Which was said in a fatalistic/woe is me.oh, well sort of a way; instead he accepted his fate and received love and prayers from me and others. I love Brian as a dear dear friend and as the Father of our two sons; he will always hold a special place in my heart. Jesus still loves Brian and now he is safe in the Savior's care. Amen !
Jesus loved Brian So and I used to tell him that over and over again; I know this because it was the love of Jesus shed abroad in my heart towards Brian that showed him the love of the Father. I was blessed to witness the transition in Brian from when he first moved to Gastonia NC November 2015 until his death here February 2017. When he first arrived he was without roots; still acting like someone just trying to get by and survive - guarded and without much hope and no home/life of his own. As time progressed and he settled into his own apartment;, he got health insurance had Dr. appts.; routines were beginning to emerge and there people who cared about him, like a taxi driver named John that Brian would always call. I would check in on him and helped out with errands, etc. I prayed with Brian regularly and would read the Bible to him. Brian loved to go out to eat and see a movie; while he was feeling up to it we would do these things and sometimes Luke and Jesse would join us. Brian was included in family activities again and would get his sons birthday cards with a gift card enclosed. He was now a part of his own family again. He was in and out of the hospital as his health was poor, but I saw the change in him that brought me joy. He was in control of his own life again and accepted what was happening with his health. He no longer was vulnerable and without a home/life of his own. He had his own place, paid his own bills and was a very clean organized man. He no longer said "It is what it is; roll tide." Which was said in a fatalistic/woe is me.oh, well sort of a way; instead he accepted his fate and received love and prayers from me and others. I love Brian as a dear dear friend and as the Father of our two sons; he will always hold a special place in my heart. Jesus still loves Brian and now he is safe in the Savior's care. Amen !
Message from Lizzy
March 24, 2017 1:49 PM
Great man, excellent father! You will always be in my heart...My condolences to the family.
Message from Don Tanner & family
March 23, 2017 4:38 PM
Our prayers are with you all. Brian and i worked together back in the late 80's at the Arsenal, and he was an awesome electrician. I will never forget catching an 8 pound bass from his pond and almost had to fight him to get to keep it! Even though i have not seen Brian in many years he was still a good friend of mine and i will miss him! And i remember how proud he was of his son's. We will be praying for you guys!
Message from NADINE WITTSCHECK
March 22, 2017 11:56 PM
My thoughts and prayers to the Beadle family. I knew Brian in our younger years. So sorry for YALLS loss of him.
Message from Anne and Rick Hansen
March 22, 2017 12:21 PM
Our hearts go out to the Beadle family. Regardless of circumstances Sue and Brian loved one another and treasured their sons. May God's grace cover you all, may the transcending peace of Jesus fill your hearts and may there be joy in seeing how our gracious loving God reunited the Beadle family, love to Sue and the Beadle family, Anne and Rick.
Message from Theresa
March 22, 2017 7:35 AM
My condolence to the Beadle family. I am deeply sorry for your loss. I lost my dear Father four years ago, so I understand the hurt of losing someone we love in death. May the Almighty God (Jehovah, Psalms 83:18) comfort you during this difficult time.
( 2 Corinthians 1:3,4)
( 2 Corinthians 1:3,4)
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