Richard Beadle

Dear Mrs. Beadle, Rick, Kathy and family,
I was so sad to hear that Mr. B has gone to be with the Lord. We had some wonderful times in our high school years on Melody Lane. Mr. and Mrs. B were kind enough to host Rick's friends from Berkner. It was not enough that we invaded their home, we got them to go on band trips with us as sponsors too. With that kind of duty, I'm sure there are a few extra stars in his crown!

God bless you all as you learn to go on with your lives...

Mr. Beadle will be sorely missed her on Maple Glen drive. Mr. Beadle loved life and loved all the neighborhood children, we were always happy to spend time talking to him while outside enjoying the great outdoors. Our family has fond memories of Richard catching us as we went for a walk with our daughter Demi, and being excited to offer her a popsicle... he thanked us repeatedly for bringing beauty to the neighborhood in the form of our child.

Mr. Beadle found joys in the...

Dear Rick and family,

Just wanted to send our condolences to the family. We are sorry to hear of your loss.
Your sweet memories will last you a lifetime.
We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Sunday and James

The world has lost a "one of a kind" man with the passing of Dick Beadle, he will be truly missed by the people who worked with him at Gifford-Hill. My sympathy and condolences to the Beadle family.

I am truly saddened by Dick's passing. He and I were neighborhood buddies from the early 1940s growing up in the Norhill area of Houston where I lived one street south and had two aunts (where I hung out a lot) who lived a few doors east of the Beadles.
Dick and I spent many hours shooting a ball at a bottomed-out peach basket nailed to the front of his garage. We would play in the street in front of my house - playing catch or striking at bottle caps with a broomstick until it was so...

It was with the greatest of sorrow that we learned of the passing of our friend.
We, on the "Lane" feel very fortunate to have had the pleasure of knowing Dick. He was so much more than a friend. He was an inspiration. He was a teacher. He was, quite simply, a true joy to be around. We will miss our friend very much. We wish to offer our deepest sympathies to Mary, the children, and grandchildren.
Nick and Susan Kramp, Al and Diane Miller, Steve and Francie Scroeder, Gary and Judy...

There is now a Beadle-sized hole in the parish. Dick Beadle was a wonderful churchman and a fine example of grace, wit, and humor. It's hard to imagine this world without him. Our sympathy and condolences to the whole family. Connie Sandlin

My world is less interesting today. Dick will remain in my memory as a most talented and thoughtful gentleman, a musician, and a mentor.