Samuel-Beddingfield-Obituary

Samuel T. Beddingfield

Titusville, Florida

Age 78

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Samuel T. Beddingfield, 78, of Titusville, died on June 13, 2012. Sam was one of the U.S. space program's pioneers, joining NASA on the advice of future astronaut Gus Grissom while the two friends were stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. There, Sam served as an Air Force flight test...

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Dear Nan and Beth, I was saddened to hear of your Dad's passing. I have really good memories of being with you both and your parents growing up in the early 60's. My Dad died this past January from lung cancer too so my deepest condolences I send to you. Both of you are in my prayers....

With Love, Sabrina Sayers Roman

You will be missed Sam, I loved listening to all of your stories. You gave me a lot of information when we worked together at the Space Walk Of Fame. Rest in peace.

May Sam's soul & spirit be at peace. Every ripple a memory...every memory a blessing.
Sam was a good man. He has been in my thoughts several times over the past 40 years. My deepest and heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family. Remember the good times!

Sam, you and I goback a long way. your friendship and help will always be in my heart. From Scouting to flying together to many gatherings. I still remember the Cessna 172 we owned together. I know that God Needed the skills of an incredable man. You are are a very good friend. May the Good Lord keep you busy and bless all whom you left behind. Love you Sam. God Bless.

I only met Sam once, in 2010 when I was down to see the STS-131 launch. I spent an incredible morning with him and the people at the U.S. Space Walk of Fame Museum in Titusville. He had great stories and he told them to you like he was talking to an old friend. I left that day feeling as if I had made a new friend. I hope he felt the same. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

I was truly sorry to hear the sad news this evening. I spent many hours with Sam at The Space Walk of Fame Museum listening to his amazing experiences, and it did not take me long to realize that I was in the company of a very special man. Sam was truly one of a kind. My thoughts are with you.

When I was in town Sam,and I always enjoyed talking about the jobs we had at NASA & how much we liked working on the space program.We had a lot of friends in common both on the contractor & NASA side.Sam,will be missed both KSC & Titusville area.I know I will miss him GOD Speed Sam.

I am very sorry to hear of your loss. May
Sam rest in peace and you find comfort knowing that he is now with Barbara.

Sam, Your NCS Wolfpack Den in Heaven will welcome you with open arms.