Daniel J. Beavers D.O.

Tim / Ben... Kevin Beavers here. Dan's son. My wife found this thread and I am filled with emotions after seeing you post here for 12 years in a row. Would love to have a call sometime to hear your stories. After all these years my sister and I still miss him. 480-740-4022.

Another year has passed - still Dan's memory is with me and I think/speak of him often - he was a fine man . And a fine doctor. And a great friend. I miss him - 12 years.

As always, I am thinking of and missing Dan. I will carry his memory with me always even when the Universe calls me home. Ben Cunningham

Another year has passed and it is good Legacy reminds of Dan - I think of him often (still) after all these years - a fine man.

Dan is always in my thoughts... forever more. Miss my old comrade in arms from our crazed Vietnam days. Ben Cunningham Austin, Texas

Another year has passed - this marks 10 - that Dan has been gone. Thinking of him always brings a smile - of humor, compassion, amazement, surprise, caring - and all kinds of other situations - imagining or recalling Dan.... he was a gem. I miss him

Dan and I served together in Vietnam, one of my few close and dear friends in those difficult and sometimes horrible times. We spent a lot of time talking philosophy, and I loved when he'd pull out his guitar and play some songs. We stayed in touch off and on after the war, he becoming a doctor, I becoming a lawyer. I only learned recently that he had died (I had been trying to track him down to catch up on our lives). Dan was brilliant, and in the middle of war finding an intellectual...

Still another year has passed - the Covid year - wonder what Dr. Dan would have thought of these past months. He would undoubtedly have had some wisdom or good counsel to pass along - his affect and energy would have been appreciated, and I think he'd have had a coping tool or two to pass along. I think of him often and always with a warm fondness. He is missed.

Dan has never left my thoughts - at odd times something he said, a Karate move he showed me, a laugh we shared, a difficult patient upon who we consulted.......... a hundred memories of him, from OHSU and after. I still miss him very much. He was a fine physician, psychiatrist, husband, father but most importantly MAN. I have been blessed to know Dan and to "file away" these wonderful memories.