Paul Beauchamp

Uncle Paul had a profound influence on me. The calm encouragement and sincere affection he and Aunt Jeanne provided were priceless. I admired his service and his commitment, and still tell the stories he shared with me.

I can still hear the sailboat.

Brooke & family,

I still remember the lunch times Brooke, We shared with your father (poppy) it was always so much fun that you let me in on that and we shot pool with him and shared our day at work with him, He was an admirable man who I respect for all he had done for us and this country and I know you were always so proud of him as well. He will be missed, My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Your friend,
Bobby Miller

Sincere condolences to the Beauchamp family. I very much enjoyed the few times I got to visit with him.

I only met and talked with Paul within the past few months. Only a very few weeks ago, I discovered that we enjoyed a common interest in singing. In our short conversations I was struck with his gracious accessibility, his wit, his sharp mind and, of course, his wealth of knowledge in the arts. It was a privilege to have had those few moments with him before his departure.
Peter Tremain, Retired Pastor.

To the family of Paul Beauchamp, My wife and I lived in Topeka in the early 1970s and we were customers of Paul's frame shop. He was a delightful person and we considered him a friend. He had such a variety of interests and every encounter was a pleasure. His was a life well lived and his community was a better place because he was there. We share your loss. Tom & Jody Boeding

Meg, Amii & family-
Thoughts and prayers to all of you. Just by reading his story, I feel as if I knew him.
With love~
Shannon