Anthony-Beauchamp-Obituary

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Anthony J. Beauchamp

Flint, Michigan

Sep 17, 1979 – Apr 15, 2024

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BORN
September 17, 1979
DIED
April 15, 2024
LOCATION
Flint, Michigan

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Swartz Funeral Home - Flint Obituary

BEAUCHAMP, ANTHONY "Tony" J. – Of Lapeer, aged 44, passed away on Monday, April 15, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of love and laughter that will forever echo in the hearts of those who knew him.


A celebration of Tony's life will be held at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, at the Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 West Hill Road. A private burial with family will take place at a later date.


Visitation hours to honor Tony's memory will be held from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, and from 11 a.m. on Wednesday until the commencement of the service, all at the Swartz Funeral Home.


Anthony was born in Flint, Michigan on September 17, 1979, the son of James Patrick Beauchamp and Margarita Viloria Flood.


Tony's journey through life was marked by an infectious energy. At Flint Carman-Ainsworth schools, his ability in athletics shined brightly across all fields and courts. Whether he was on the basketball court, football field, or any sporting arena, Tony's presence was electric, his enthusiasm infectious. He was so fun to watch with his ankle breaking moves and his unwavering confidence, inspiring others to reach for greatness.


Following high school Tony played basketball for the Mott Bears in Flint. He continued to enjoy his love for sports by participating on many different teams and bringing something special to each and every team and player.


Tony's magnetic personality drew people to him, his laughter was the soundtrack of every gathering and his dance moves were legendary. His love for Michigan sports teams, M Go Blue Club, and the memories he created with his family and friends were always his favorite. His partner, Julie was his queen, and his kids and grand baby were the greatest gifts he was ever given. He was a good friend to many, a dependable teammate, and a devoted family man.


In the wake of his passing, Tony leaves behind a void that can never be filled. Yet, his spirit lives on in the memories he created, the lives he touched, and the love he shared. If you or a loved one is struggling from depression and/or mental illness please call 988, a friend, or family member. 


Surviving are the love of his life, Julie Willoughby;


children, Alexis Willoughby, Haley Cintron, Maximus Beauchamp and Parker Beauchamp;


grandchild, Willow;


parents, James Beauchamp and Margarita Flood (Rob);


mother-in-law, Claudia Willoughby;


grandmother, Charlotte Beauchamp;


sister, Nicole (John) Beauchamp; 


brothers-in-law, Quinn (Marsha) Willoughby and Barry (Amanda) Willoughby;


nephew, Maverik; niece, Addy;


aunts and uncles, Susan, Martin, Corazon, Dionisio and Romulo;


Godmother, aunt, Becky and Godfather, cousin, Johnny.


To list all of the family/friends near and dear to Tony would be impossible.


He was preceded in death by his grandfather, James M. Beauchamp; aunt, Shelly and father-in-law, Barry Willoughby, Sr.


Rest in peace, Tony. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. Forever in our hearts, Tony Beau! 


 


 

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one year already... i miss you man.

really wish i had you right now. miss you and love you buddy

After all the years away from CA, the faces and names start to run together, but Tony still stands out. He was an electric presence on the court and field and his smile had that same wattage. He won’t be forgotten. May his memory be a blessing to family and friends.

My condolences to the family, May He Forever Rest in Peace

My condolences to his immediate family and extended family/friends. Soak up them good memories. Be sure to celebrate his life. I have a slew of good memories with this Man. One of One! Take care for now, SENDING Good vibrations.

Our deepest sympathy from the Jablonski Family.

May your family find peace, in your fond memories.

My heart just breaks knowing you're no longer with us! Nikki,Uncle Jim,and everyone else, I am so sorry I can't make it due to surgery but my hearts with you always!

Tony was a great person who had a big heart, I loved watching him grow up. He was a great athlete and an even better person. My sympathies go out to his families.