Fred L. Beasley

Fred was one of the nice guys in the world. I do not ever recall seeing Fred not happy. He always did what he said he would do. He was a true gentleman. He will be missed.

Fred was great to work with and the Tulsa community has lost a fine citizen.

Sending our condolences to Paula and the boys. We spent some great years together singing with the New Joy Singers with Fred directing a diverse and sometimes mischievous group of teenagers. He was an outstanding choir director, a great Christian mentor and a devoted friend to all of us.

I am a second cousin of Freddie as we knew him. We only saw him rarely when his parents came to visit our grandmother (Maude Allen). A story followed the two of us for years in which Freddie and I `baptized´ several of my grandmother´s baby chickens. Condolences to all. Jackie Carnall Rozell Branson, MO

We often saw Fred and Paula sitting on their front porch greeting their friends and neighbors as they walked by. We were one of those lucky ones.

Fred and Paula; the kindest and friendliest neighbors one could ask for. Saw Fred virtually every day out in the yard; he was so nice and we always chatted for a minute. We are so sorry for Paula and the entire family; he will be greatly missed but never forgotten. Such an honor to know the Beasley's.

Am deeply sorry sweet Paula. Sending sincere prayers for you and Fred´s family. May God´s given peace and strength accompany you in your days ahead. Abounding blessings surround you.