Oscar Homer Beasley Jr.

I can't believe that it has been ten years since Oscar died. I met Oscar through work at First American and got to know him over the years. He was, without question, a good man and a brilliant title lawyer. I still miss learning from him.

My father was my inspiration! He helped me raise my 2 daughtrs, Abby & Ginny to be the wonderful individuals they are. He is the reason that I went to law school and became lawyer. He passed on his inspriation and passion for life, for the law and for Hawaii. He will always be with me in my thoughts. He has given me the courage to continue to move forward and grow. I know he will always be here for me.

Mr. Beasley was my Real Property instructor at Western State in Fullerton. Initially I was intimidated by his powerful knowledge and demeanor. But soon he made me feel comfortable in class and found his class to be the most memorable in my law school career. I had other instructors but none which I held in more respect and admiration. I ran into Oscar on several occasions. Both in airports years later. Both times, he remembered my name. I must have done well in his class since it was...

Growing up, Me and my Brother did not see my grandfather very much. We did not get that comfort being raised right next to him like a majority of the family did. We visited occassionally but we were at an age where we took it for granted and did not appreciate it like we would now. Being stationed in Japan and Alaska makes life harder; financially, distance wise, and time. The last time I (Jess) talked to my grandfather was around Christmas time of 2004. The family was gathered in Hawaii for...

I worked with Oscar at First American Title. I was the escrow manager at the Orange County branch. I learned alot from Oscar. Im sorry to hear about his passing. He will be greatly missed.
-Rosie