Jeffrey R. Beeson

After we moved from Lakewood to the east side of Cleveland in 1954, I lost touch with Jeff. We might have seen each other at the rare Knight family gatherings. What I remember best about him was when we were both pre-schoolers and his bedroom was above mine on Eldred Avenue in Lakewood. He had one record that he played over and over again on his small but loud-enough to reach my bedroom record player. Cannot remember the song but he sure liked it!

Jeff´s love of music began preschool, as he played the same record over and over. I lived in the apartment below his bedroom.

To The Family of Donna Beckwith,
Sorry to hear about your loss. May the hope in the bible be of comfort to you.

Carrie, Paul, Matt & Mrs. Beeson,
I am so sorry for your loss. I really enjoyed seeing Mr. Beeson a few weeks ago talking about kids, dogs & photography. He just lit up when he spoke of Connor. Peace to you all in the upcoming months.

Rose,
Jeff's mom was my favorite aunt; his dad my favorite "in-law" uncle. He is gone way too soon as were his parents. My thoughts are with you.

Dear Rose,
Please accept our deepest sympathy for the terrible loss of your husband. I always enjoyed our conversations. He will be dearly missed
The Huehners

Dear Rose,

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your husband. Jeff's conversations always filled my day with happiness, laughter and friendship. He will be dearly missed

Charlotte and Robert