Brian Beagle

I´m so sorry to learn, just yesterday (July 19) of my friend´s passing. I am so very very sorry for your loss! Brian and I became friends over the counter at Walmart Pharmacy; I don´t think I´ve seen him since I retired but I´ll remember him always as a funny, sincere friend. And they surely don´t make em like Brian any more!!! I´m so sorry

Dear Sharon and Family, I am so saddened to hear of Brian´s passing. Brian was a special man and I am so thankful for the God-given privilege of knowing him & all of your wonderful family. I had the great pleasure and blessing of meeting Brian & Sharon in 1985, as an older LU student, while assisting them at Thomas Road Baptist Church in the kindergarten Sunday school class. I loved them both and immediately knew I wanted to know Brian and Sharon better. They were a very special,...

I so remember Brian and his wife as they ministered to children in the old Thomas Road Baptist church property. Brian always had a smile and an encouraging word for me. He was a cut up and you couldn´t do anything but laugh as he joked around with the kids and volunteers . Kind of lost track of him over the years but one thing I know he loved God and loved People! I am praying for his family as they go through this difficult time. Joshua 1:8

Very sorry for your loss. Brian was a great man! Thought alot of him! He was always good to me. Prayers for all of yall. Please know how very sorry I am

I was privileged & BLESSED to meet Parents Brian (& Sharon Beagle) through Lynchburg Christian Academy (now Liberty Christian Academy) as I was Tenneil´s 2nd Grade Teacher I fell in Love with the entire family immediately. Brian was one of the Godliest men I´ve ever met & known in my entire lifetime. He was one in a million. His dedication to our Savior, his Family & Friends was surpassed by none. You will be missed by many but we´ll be anxious for Eternity which we´ll spend with you in...

I'm at Brian when he was running the DAV thrift store at the corner of Greenview and Timberlake. He was a joy to know. I looked forward to those tent sales he had all the time. I was running the sales staff Stonegate. I sent many friends to him at that location and when he moved downtown on main Street. He made shopping for those treasures of his a true delight. He always seemed to have a smile on his face. I was heartbroken when he felt he needed to close his shop but I'm sure he went on to...

Heaven has received another of its servants home. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. What a life well lived and what rewards received when he heard, “Well done my good and faithful servant.” Sharon: My thoughts and prayers are with you and the girls.