RICHARD P. BEAL

Erica & Family, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. It didn't matter how much time had passed since the last time we had seen him around town, he always had the nicest hello and would know what was going on in our family, like we had just seen him yesterday. The world has really lost a good man!!
God Bless, The Jermyn Family

My sincere condolences to Rich's family and friends. Rich was a good man, always had a smile on his face and an amusing take on any given situation. He will be missed.

I have known Rich for almost 20 years now, mostly through the commercial real estate business. He was such a great man, with that great big, contagious smile, good attitude and silly sense of humor. I loved attending his holiday parties at his office while drinking Bud bottles and eating chips and Cheetos. Being from the south shore, I would also see him on the commuter ferry, usually reading (as I was drinking) and we always had good conversation about the business and about life. I saw...

Thoughts and prayers with the Beal family, his friends, his fraternity brothers and all the people he impacted along the way.

Rich was a gentleman in the most true sense. I only spoke with him a few times, at South Shore Chamber events. The first time we had a nice conversation and I remember, walking away thinking Rich is such a nice man. Each time thereafter, I will always recall thinking this guy's just so nice and humble, and smart, what a solid human being--he just had the way about him. He will be very sadly missed by many people he touched during his life.

I attend church with Max and Rich. It always brings joy to my heart to see them together. My deepest condolences to Rich's wife, children, family and, of course, Max.