Jan Beeman

Jan,

This tribute arrives a little later in the years. Yet, I like to think you will know of the loving tributes written here.

Thank you for believing in a young woman who loved to cook and you taught how to make wonderful dishes. Thank you for teaching me of the importance of serving others and to ensure that hospitality was a gift to be given.

Thank you for taking care of me when times were a little shakey.

You were a wonderful loving woman with a gentle...

A FRIEND OF MINE FOR SURE.... ANDY MILLER DRUMMER AT ARMADILLO FOR MANY ACTS....ALBERT, KENNY ACOSTA, THUNDERBIRDS AND LOTS MORE...

My condolences to the Beeman family. I lived at the Beeman home for a brief time and Jan made me feel at home with her warm smile and generosity...I know the loss very well as both my dad and mom passed away last year around the same time...yes it is a sad time and many tears, but I believe our family is our church and their love is God...here with us and with God. I love you all....

I came to know Jan in 1971, when her house on Koberlin Street in San Angelo was "The Mission", and home or home-away-from-home to many, many talented artists and wonderful friends. In a time of strife and uncertainty, she made that home a safe haven of peace and welcome, a fertile and productive ground for music, and an oasis of good fellowship, enduring humor, and wondrous food. She seemed able to see and nurture the good in all of us, and if your life's path touched hers, then you are...

I met Jan in 1970, thru her daughter Ginger. She showed up at our house, Jodie's and mine, one night to talk about things that were bothering her. I never expected that one little conversation to turn into hours and then years of friendship. Our times at "The Mission" were always good one's. Jan was there for moral support when our daughter, Sinnamon was born. She helped us with advice thru troubled times and always with a double dose of love.
She has been in my heart, if not my life,...

Hello all, from Jan's classmate Jo Burdick Gottlieb class of 51. I send love and blessings and more.

So glad we had time to visit two years before. love --- Jo

I first met Jan when she & my brother Woodie were an item in the 70's.
Jan was a stellar lady and a good friend even though I had not seen her for years.
My sympathies to Jan's family and loved ones and god speed to Jan on her new journey.
She will be missed.

Janelle was a Character, with a capiatl "C" and she gave energy and enthusiasm to everything around her. I/we were fortunate to share time with her. Bill and Ginger I/we share your loss - Carol & Ciel

Everytime that I played the Armadillo with various bands the highlight was always the big trays of Jan's nachos that were sent backstage,What a wonderful person,I will miss her greatly,Peace,Stu