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Gerald O. "Nate" Beaman

Fort Scott, Kansas

1924 - 2018

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Gerald O. "Nate" Beaman, 93, passed away Wednesday, February 21, 2018, at A Country Place Senior Living in Fort Scott. He was born August 7, 1924, in Uniontown, Kansas, the son of Ray and Ruth (Turner) Beaman. He married Mary Kathryn "Kay" Henson on January 11, 1947, in Fort Scott, Kansas, while...

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Dear Family of Mr. Gerald Beaman, As a student of Mr. Beaman's in his algebra class at Central High in El Centro, CA, I held him in high esteem not only in his abilities as a math teacher, but just a wonderful, kind gentle person who never spoke of his past as a Hall of Famer for baseball. I look back on my class of '64 and think: how fortunate I was that I could be gifted with his presence. Warmest wishes of gratitude to his family and friends.

As a member of the CUHS class of '64, I shall always remember Mr. Beaman's presentation of algebra. It was so clear that I felt he taught us more about life itself and the manner in which he conducted himself as a teacher. His teaching was heartfelt and a lifelong lesson in the beautiful gift of his teaching to his students. Thank you, Mr. Beaman!

Mr. Beaman was my high school algebra teacher at Central High, El Centro, CA, graduate '64. I shall always remember his teaching skills and patience. He encouraged us to be the best we could be without lecturing, but by example of how he presented himself! Most admired and respected him.

A dear childhood friend and high school classmate Paula Smith (Rice) recently advised of Mr. Beaman's death in Kansas. My deepest sympathy extends to his wife and family. He naturally commanded the attention and respect of his Algebra students at Central High in the early '60s before he went on to become principal at Holtville High. I will always recall his wonderful patience and quiet enthusiasm in instilling this difficult subject to this student. I looked forward to learning in his class...

Dear Beaman Family, So sorry for your loss. Remember the good times we all had with the family. Love and prayers, The Gerard Mertens

Sorry to hear of Mr. Newman's passing. He was the principal at Holtville High when I graduated in 1969. An was still principal when I went to work for the school district in 1984. Nate was a good and fair person. Have to admit that we did have our difference when I was a student. Rest in peace "Mr. B"

Kay Beaman was my friend We both worked at El Centro Hospital on the Auxiliary. Nate was a great Person he will be missed by his family and friends.

Coach Beaman taught my algebra class at CUHS in El Centro,CA in 1959-60. He was so respected by all his students in the classroom and on the field. I wasn't fond of math but he was always patient with those who needed help. I send my sympathy to your family at this time and please know that he is missed by all who knew him.

Just learned of the passing of Mr. Beaman. He was a fine man with a fine family, and I send my family's condolences to all, especially to dear Jan.
with great affection,
Kathy Poindexter Summers