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Memories and Condolences
for Bryan Beauchamp
Noel Lorio
August 10, 2012
Beauchamp Family,
First off my family and I want to give our dearest condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Mr. Bryan was a wonderful man I am happy I got to know him even though the time was not long enough. Mr. Bryan was a very loving and caring man and he loved his family more than anything! Every time I think of Mr. Bryan, I think of his last word "Trust." Mr. Bryan had a trust in God that he would never deny for anything in the world. One thing I remember very vividly was at Lizzie's sixteenth birthday party. Mr. Bryan wanted to capture every moment of Lizzie's special day in pictures. Someone once said, “What the caterpillar perceives is the end, to the butterfly is just the beginning.”
Bobby Ory
August 10, 2012
Emily, To understand Bryan, you'd have to understand the place where he grew up...St. Peter's, with Dominican sisters for every year in grammar school; also, growing up literally in the shadow of St. Peter's Church and under the influence of its holy pastor, Msgr. Eyraud, who was a legend . His early formation molded him so that he had strong family values and you can see why he was such a great right-to-life advocate. That's who Bryan was.
Jonathan Dubret
August 10, 2012
It is going to be very hard to watch LSU football games this year. Mr. Bryan and I would aggravate Mrs. Emily and the girls so much talking about football for hours. Sometimes politics, but mostly football and even some Hornets basketball. I laughed yesterday hearing how the NFL had its first woman referee in a preseason game. Mr. Bryan would have loved that! Hopefully I will have a boy so I can talk his head off just like I talked Mr. Bryan's head off about sports and daily life events. I will also be a good role model as you were for your children and wife. We miss you Mr. Bryan, may you rest in peace.
Jeanne Ory
August 10, 2012
Emily, I can't express all that Bryan means to me...let me just say he was such a great example of what a real man should be! I hope all our boys will remember his goodness, kindness, faithfulness, perseverance, humility, and the happiness and peace with which he lived each day. He knew what life really was and he accepted it and brought a WHOLE lot of joy into it!!!!!
Peggy Jo Covington
August 9, 2012
Emily, and girls. My condolences to you all. Bryan was such a wonderful person. He did the CD for Jennie's wedding. We will always remember Bryan. Saw you all last at a wedding. Bryan was in good spirits, looked great, never expected this. Bryan was such an outstanding man. Always smiling, proud of his family and devoted in his faith. He will be greatly missed by many. May the wonderful memories that are now the treasures of your heart carry you through this difficult time.
Susan Millet
August 9, 2012
Emily, I think, I hope, you know how I feel. You and Bryan have always been a part of our lives, since that day in 1970 when we met at Southeastern Hall. So many good times, so many wonderful memories. I am afraid to "pull them out" because it still hurts too much. The tears are rolling as I write this but they are both tears of ssdness and tears of joy. Bryan had told me on several occaisions over the years that he was "ready to go" whenever the Lord saw fit. I always fussed at him and told him he shouldn't even be talking like that. It is a comfort to me now, though. Emily, Butchie and I will always be here for you and the girls. You are in our prayers.
Nick Ory
August 9, 2012
I always appreciated the fact that Mr. Bryan was always willing to go out of his way to engage me in conversation. Being an introvert, I always appreciated that about him. He was always interested in what was going on, whether that was current events, sports, cooking, the latest news on your life, how things were when he was growing up, etc.
I also remember how proud and excited he was when we went to his house for Leah and Jonathan's engagement announcement. Mr. Bryan was always the same even-keeled, mild mannered person, but this was one of the few times I really remember Mr. Bryan being emotional. It was also the first time I learned about the epic camping trips.
These were the two things that stuck out for me the most, but it wouldn't be a true memory of Mr. Bryan if I didn't mention Elvis karaoke at parties, Gennero's or Blondies, Blackberry preserves, discussing food he made, or the stories he told.
August 9, 2012
Bryan made the absolute best andouille in the world! We sure will miss it! Of course we will miss Bryan more. We have so many cherished memories of the children and our families with Bryan and Emily. Bonfires, blackberry picking, homeschooling, field trips and so much more. Bryan was always a joy to be around. We sure do miss him but are so grateful for all the wonderful memories we have of our family with him. Much love from Frank & Michele Kot, Laplace Louisiana
Blythe Casadaban
August 9, 2012
Even though I've known Mr Bryan my whole life, I always think of him as when we were young. Mr Bryan Was such a present role during my childhood through the stream of BBQs, bonfires, camping trips and pool parties that he initiated. Mr Bryan never failed to make whatever the event was, memorable. He had so much personality, along with integrity. I looked up to, and loved, Mr Bryan. I loved him like an uncle and think back on what an upstanding, as well as outstanding person he was. I have no doubt that he is at peace in heaven now and pray to him to look after, care for and continue to leave his legacy with his family, Mrs Emily, Mandy, Heather, Leah, and Lizzy. I know you're hearing all our prayers, Mr Bryan, and I thank god I had the privilege of knowing you.
Blythe Weber Gary
August 8, 2012
Uncle Bryan, yep that's right "UNCLE" Bryan. Son, husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend; no matter the role, he played each one beautifully. And although he has no blood or familial relationship to me, he will always be my Uncle Bryan.
I don't know if it's the close relationship that two little girls developed at such a young age, but he was like a second father to me. For the past 21 years, I have had the pleasure of knowing and loving a wonderful family. A family where the things that mattered weren't really "things" at all, such as the love of God, family, and friends.
Mr. Bryan was a man of few words; simple and brave. Throughout all the trials and tribulations, there was never a complaint. The conversations most prevalent were wrapped up around faith, family, friends, humor, football, cooking, camping, music, and being a part of the simple things God has provided.
I will cherish the moments which are fond memories of my childhood with the Beauchamp's such as singing, making mud pies on the fortress/play house, watching old movies on rainy days, roasting marshmallows at backyard fires, and many many more.
The bond between father and daughter is so sweet; so too is the relationship of husband and wife. Mrs. Emily, Mandy, Heather, Leah, and Lizzie, I pray that his sweetness and memories of the past continue to nurture you during this time. I am praying for you and love you all dearly!!
Gary Beauchamp
August 8, 2012
Emily and the girls, know that while I live many miles from you, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I miss my little brother, but I know that as his wife and daughters you loss is much greater, as I have been down that path. I cherish Bryan's memory, and the joyful times we had growing up together. Though five years apart we were close as children and teenagers and shared so much. As men, as you know, when together we spoke of those times, of Mom and Dad, Grandma, the Delaneuvilles, and the Beauchamps. LSU, Elvis, music, reading, these were all things we shared and they will live with me as long as I draw breath. To you Bryan was a Dad, a husband, a man of the community and church, but to me he will always be my little brother. We were like Wally and "the Beaver" growing up and part of me is still that boy who had a dear and loving little brother whom I will miss until my time comes. Love to you all.
Elizabeth Labat
August 7, 2012
When I think of Mr. Bryan, I think of Elvis. I think of Blackberry jam. I think of Christmas time in the Beauchamp home. I think of Karaoke and "Oklahoma." More than anything I think of his family. I think Of Mrs. Emily and how much she loved him, and I think of his daughters, who more than anything else speak volumes of Mr. Bryan and how loving he was; and that afterall is the greatest legacy anyone can leave behind. I will miss you Mr. Bryan, but I will see you every time I am with Leah, and the rest of the family. Please pray for those of us who us who are still here on earth.
Jenna Tregre
August 7, 2012
Beauchamp family,
I'm truly sorry for your loss. He will be missed. Mr. Bryan was such a great man and always set a wonderful example of kindness and love. He always showed that love towards people through his actions. He always made me laugh when he yelled at the red lights for being too slow. I admired his love for singing! I know he is watching over his each and every member of his family. You all are in my prayers.
Rebecca Tassara
August 7, 2012
Mr. Bryan will truly be missed. He was a great man and loving father, husband, and friend. I will think of him every time I watch the wedding DVD he made for Mike and me. Prayers go out to the family. May he rest in God's loving arms.
Andree Casadaban
August 7, 2012
Bryan was the master of simple, wholesome living. I have so many happy memories of picking blackberries with Bryan and family (I had never picked them before); roasting hotdogs over a fire and singing. It's a lesson we all need to re-learn: how to really be satisfied with the simple pleasures of life (the love of family and friends and the gifts that nature provides). Bryan also had a great grasp of what it meant to live as a Catholic fully engaged and in dialogue with the culture (due in part to his love of Chesterton). He knew how to battle. When I talked to him after his heart attack, a few months before he died, he said, "it's just a bump in the road.....I'm ready to keep going". And he's going still........let's remember that.
Mary & Charlie Pettway
August 7, 2012
So sorry for you loss. Bryan will always be watching out for his all his girls!!!
Megan Millet
August 6, 2012
Paran, I will always miss you and hold you in my heart. It's sad to have you leave us so early in life. Love you Megan
Sarah Brady
August 6, 2012
Lizzie and family,
I am so sorry for your lost. I remember going to your house,Lizzie, to make bonfires and he would always have to start them for us! He was such a kind man and cared so much for his family.
Barry Mader
August 4, 2012
Emily and Family,
We are called to live a life as God wills us to live and our will often clashes with God's. We could never write a script close enough to mimic God's will for us. Often we want to ensure things will turn out as we want them too. However, that is often not the case. The 'cost of discipleship' is what truly makes a Catholic christian. Most don't like or even understand the cross. How could they until they've had to bear it themselves. At the foot of Calvary is where I get most of God's teachings. Even though we may try to make heaven on earth for oursleves, we'll always fall short. There can be no resurrection until there is a crucifixion. My prayers go out to you and your family. Accepting the cross is the challenge that most christians have to learn to conquer. You and Bryan had to bear a lot. I'm never disappointed in seeing true christians bear the cross properly. You two fit the mold of true christians. May God continue to Bless you and your family. Keep your chin up for you will see him once again in 'Heavenly Glory.'
In Christ,
Barry Mader
LaBetha Casey
August 4, 2012
Emily & girls, so sorry to hear (from Marion C.)about Bryan. I remember him from GPA to be someone very devout in his faith. I know you miss him. Praying for God to continue to sustain all of you.
Jeannine Ory
August 2, 2012
All of our friends loved when Mr. Bryan would start a bonfire by the tracks for us, when he would open the camper for us to play in, when he would take us blackberry picking, and of course when he would let us sample his latest cookings. I knew Mr. Bryan as a man of little words, but to me, his actions spoke much louder than his words.
Mr. Bryan was so involved in his daughters' lives, and I feel like I knew him so much more because of his close relationship with Leah. I was just thinking about the DVD slideshow of pictures that Mr. Bryan made with Leah for my birthday one year, and I will cherish it forever.
I know that such a wonderful and protective father will be watching over his wife, daughters, and grandchildren every day making sure they know the love he has for them. I feel blessed to be such a close friend to the Beauchamp family, and I will always keep each and every one of them in my prayers.
rOn arrietta
August 2, 2012
Your words for Brian manifest like a divine dance of memories, a mystical union between the love you both shared distilled into differential equations of mind and heart. The devotion felt is a harmony by its immersion within the eternal interlocking patterns from the love you and Brian entered derived from your belief in the Holy Trinity adhered with loving enthusiasm--- en theos--- a god within, measured by the inspiration of your life together. So sorry for such a loving loss.
Maria Englehardt
August 1, 2012
I'm so sorry to hear of Mr. Bryan's death. I just can't believe it's real. I remember him as such a kind dad, a man who cherished his Catholic faith and his family above all. I still remember when I went to Mardi Gras with y'all and he lent me some clothes to make a hippy costume. So many happy memories of sleepovers and father-daughter dances at Dominican. My prayers and love are with all of you.
Love,
Maria (Duggan) Englehardt
Emily Beauchamp
July 31, 2012
A Tribute to Bryan
Bryan was a loving husband, and a wonderful father who adored his children and his grandchildren. Our mission as a married couple stemmed from the search of God's will in our life. We embraced the Catholic faith, to which we were both given as a gift by our parents at Baptism. Bryan was well read. He loved stories by the naturalist Jesse Stuart, and he was on the same mindset as G.K. Chesterton in his reasoning and explanations.
These authors formed his thinking on freedom and responsibility. He worked hard to pass on to our children and me the character of jealous protection of our God given rights of inheritance as Catholics and Americans.
We have our rights granted to us by God, through our American heritage. The current crisis in America is the jepardy of losing our God given freedoms as citizens and as Catholics. Bryan understood the "apostolic" dimension of the faith. What good are freedoms if they cannot be handed down to our children? What good does living in a family, where the gift of each member can grow and prosper, do unless this can be passed on to the children? The Holy Father, John Paul II, was especially effective on our relationship. His teaching on the openness to new life through the gift of self gave our lives prupose. John Paul II taught us how our lives, created in God's image and likeness, give us the example of Trinitarian existence, where the love of the Father and Son causes the flow of the Holy Spirit. This is the meaning of the apostolic dimension of our life. When such beauty defines the life of so many Catholics and their families, how can we not react to government trying to dictate and steal this precious inheritance from us? Every act of love gives life, as every act of charity procreates a new attitude, or dimension of life. This is God's kingdom in our world. This is Bryan's desire for his family. Our prayer will always be for our family that God's will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven.
Please refer to "Elizabeth, A Gift From God" on You Tube; created by Bryan Beauchamp, for our precious Elizabeth.
We will miss you dearly. You've left to us a legacy that no one in the world could ever fill.
With deep love and prayers,
Em
July 27, 2012
A Tribute to Bryan
Bryan was a loving husband, and a wonderful father who adored his children and his grandchildren. Our mission as a married couple stemmed from the search of God's will in our life. We embraced the Catholic faith, to which we were both given as a gift by our parents at Baptism. Bryan was well read. He loved stories by the naturalist Jesse Stuart, and he was on the same mindset as G.K. Chesterton in his reasoning and explanations.
These authors formed his thinking on freedom and responsibility. He worked hard to pass on to our children and me the character of jealous protection of our God given rights of inheritance as Catholics and Americans.
We have our rights granted to us by God, through our American heritage. The current crisis in America is the jepardy of losing our God given freedoms as citizens and as Catholics. Bryan understood the "apostolic" dimension of the faith. What good are freedoms if they cannot be handed down to our children? What good does living in a family, where the gift of each member can grow and prosper, do unless this can be passed on to the children? The Holy Father, John Paul II, was especially effective on our relationship. His teaching on the openness to new life through the gift of self gave our lives prupose. John Paul II taught us how our lives, created in God's image and likeness, give us the example of Trinitarian existence, where the love of the Father and Son causes the flow of the Holy Spirit. This is the meaning of the apostolic dimension of our life. When such beauty defines the life of so many Catholics and their families, how can we not react to government trying to dictate and steal this precious inheritance from us? Every act of love gives life, as every act of charity procreates a new attitude, or dimension of life. This is God's kingdom in our world. This is Bryan's desire for his family. Our prayer will always be for our family that God's will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven.
Please refer to "Elizabeth, A Gift From God" on You Tube; created by Bryan Beauchamp, for our precious Elizabeth.
We will miss you dearly. You've left to us a legacy that no one in the world could ever fill.
With deep love and prayers,
Em
Lizzie Beauchamp
July 15, 2012
Dad, I love you so much. No one in the world can replace you. You mean so much to me. I love you with all my heart, mind, soul, and strength. I love you so much and I wish you were here. I wish I could hear your stories, I wish I could hear your singing, I wish I could tell you to wear right socks, I wish I could watch a movie with you and tell you to be quiet so I could hear what is going on in the movie, but above all I am going to miss your hugs and kisses. No one in the world will ever replace you daddy. I hope to one day be in love with my husband just as much as mom was in love with you. I hope my husband has all of the wonderful qualities you had. You are truly the perfect man. Please watch over mommy, Leah, Heather, Amanda, the babies, and I. Be setting up a place for us to stay when we get to heaven. I will miss you and I love you daddy!
Heather
July 14, 2012
Daddy, I love you more than words can say. I would give anything to watch a movie with you right now and have you tell me who has been in what movies! I will keep Caitlin and Annie's Pappy alive in our lives, by living by your example. I want my family to be most important thing in our lives. First I will love them and then I will make sure they love the food I cook! You are such an inspiring man and father. I trust that you are looking down on us with love and waiting to meet us one day. I will love Mom and take care of her and Leah,Lizzie and Mandy. I love you forever and always with all my heart.
Leah Beauchamp Dubret
July 14, 2012
Dad-It's hard for me to really believe that you will see this message but I guess it does help to write things down. I can't describe how much you are missed. A week ago today you were making smoke sausage, making brisket for my birthday dinner, and buying my cast iron skillet. My heart is so heavy that you are not home. I love you, I love you, I miss you, I miss you. All that runs through my mind is how much you found joy in the little things. I'm so glad this past year we had so much fun partying and singing. I can't believe you have to become a memory and you are no longer a tangible part of my life. You are a beautiful, simple, and gentle soul. White bean and all my children will know your legacy and what a wonderful, wonderful man you are. I will think about you every day until the day I see you again. And every time I pass the spillway I will tell your grandchildren about the time I fell in and you laughed at me, but I cried because you were laughing. You loved to remind me about that story over and over again. I guess soon I will accept that you are not gone you're simply 'gone fishin'. Love forever, Your doll-Leah
Rod & Earline Bergeron Brady
July 14, 2012
Dear Emily and Family, We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one. May your memories and the grace of God bring you comfort and may he rest in peace.
Kathy Frederiksen Brookins
July 13, 2012
We are so sorry to here about Brian, but know he is in a better place and not suffering any more. We are praying for God to give all of you strength to get thru this difficult time. Remembering the good times... Bryan was always so sweet and kind to everyone. He will be missed by all.
Sending our love ...Kathy, Don and Jamie
Steve Foxworth
July 13, 2012
Emily, May the Lord bless you and the family during this time. There will be many days of sadness but let there be more days of rejoicing. Rejoicing because Brian is in heaven, with a new body, with no more pain, and with no more hurting. Rejoicing in the truth - God made a way for us through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. Because of our faith there is hope and hope lasts for eternity. Rejoice knowing this earth is temporary but there is an eternal home for all of those "in Christ". Rejoice because Brian is home... waiting for us to arrive.
Praying God's comfort.
Steve F.
July 13, 2012
Brian, I have so many wonderful memories of when we were growing up and having all those family get togethers..Ponchatoula and Thunderbird Beach, sleepovers at each others houses,watching football at your house on New Year's Day( LSU of course) and eating your Grandma's cooking,wondering through the pastures together(when you let me) at Grandma and Grandpa's... you always had my Daddy's love for the Beauchamp place in you. Thanks for writing my mother that beautiful poem, it meant so much to her. I am glad we were able to occasionally keep in touch through email. You were a dear, sweet, wonderful man.
Janet Joe
Gary Deroche
July 13, 2012
My memorys of go back to the days at Leon Godchaux and St Peters. Brian will be missed by all of his classmates
Damon, Amanda, Lydia, and Gavin Beauchamp
July 13, 2012
To a Man that I met about 8 years ago. I was so nervous to meet you and Aunt Emily as Damon introduced me to you all as his Fiance'. You were a very sweet and kind person that we regretfully did not get to see often but thought of you always. I am so sad that you are gone. You had family that loved you dearly. Thank you for being a man that brought happiness to my sweet father-in-law and Damon when their world crumbled many times. Now you are gone and will be greatly missed. I pray for Anunt Emily, the girls, your grandbabies, Gary, Damon and all other family members. Until we all join you in heaven one day rest in peace and you will never be forgotten. We love you Uncle Brian,
Damon, Amanda, Lydia, and Gavin
Teresa Meyer
July 12, 2012
Brian you were a wonderful father and husband and brother in law. I know you will be missed by many. I will always remember your singing. What a beautiful voice you had. Love and prayers to you and your family always.
July 12, 2012
I was a classmate of Bryan and he will be sadly missed.
Damon Beauchamp
July 12, 2012
Uncle Brian, I miss you so much. Your life exemplified your love for God and family. I can still hear your laughter and all those stories of you would tell of you and my dad from
your childhood days. It hurts that you left us too soon. You have done your job well in raising four beautiful girls that so proud of you. You will never be forgotten.
Jason Nicosia
July 12, 2012
I'll Miss you Mr. Brian. All the GPA camps were so fun with you there. Watch over me from up there!
John Condon
July 12, 2012
A soul so loving and giving of itself never really leaves us, it lives on in everything you do and say, every act of kindness and tender thought that you have, every gentle deed that you give of yourself. A dad's greatest gift to life and to himself is the children he leaves upon this earth, and your dad left many an incredible gift, each one a shining example of everything he stood for. He was very proud of his family, and had every right to be. Peace be with everyone.
Kitty Falgoust
July 12, 2012
Bryan, such a warm and gentle man. I enjoyed our talks when you use to come pay your bill at the telephone company. We both enjoyed making DVD's and would compare thoughts. You will be missed by many.
Butch Millet
July 12, 2012
Brian, I know that you are now not hurting at all. You have access to all of the shrimping, fishing and crabbing information and hot spots. I will tremendously miss you. Mandy wrote a beautiful passage and I also know that you will always be a big part of your girl's lives. LOVE TO ALL. Butchie
July 12, 2012
How sad that after all these years I hear of Brian at his passing. I remember him from high school as a sweet and shy boy. Prayers for him and his family. LGHS 1968
Sandra St.Pierre-Vicknair
July 12, 2012
I went to school with Bryan for 12 years. He was such a joyful and sweet person. With our deepest sympathy!
St. Peter's School 1964
LGHS 1968
Chesley Cashio
July 12, 2012
Dear Emily and girls, your husband and father was such a gentle, kind soul. I know you will miss him so much. Bryan was so special! Be comforted in knowing he is now in heaven, praying for you. With affection and prayers,
~ <3 ~ Always Your Little Girl, Daddy ~ <3 ~
Amanda Beauchamp
July 12, 2012
Daddy...Bryan...you are such a beautiful, loving, sweet inspiration to your family, friends, and community. You chose life and love above all else...I promise to continue your legacy of life and charity, to make the most out of my time here, like you did, to take good care of Mom, and be the woman and daughter who would make you proud. You are loved and missed by so many people. I know your Spirit is surrounded by the love, comfort, and beauty of those who went before you...Gammy, Paw-paw Jimmy, Paw-paw Ernie, Maw-maw Hazel, Paw-Paw Walter, Nicole and Aunt Diane...I just cannot express how much you mean to us, Daddy. Isabelle, Brandon, and I will hold you in our hearts and memories forever <3 I love you so much. You took such good care of us and mom, and your grandchildren. There has always been a soft spot in my heart full of love for You, the most wonderful Dad and "Pappy" in the universe. I wish we had more time together with all my heart. Goodbye until we meet again, my sweet Daddy. <3 Love, Mandy, Brandon, & Isabelle
Dart & Carol Fee
July 12, 2012
Emily
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. May God bless you all in your time of need.
Dubret Family
July 12, 2012
Bryan was so lucky to have his 5 angels,Emily,Mandy,Heather,Leah,and Elizabeth in his life. He was such a great husband and father. He will be missed and always remembered. Offering our prayers and sympathy to the Beauchamp Family during this difficult time.
Joe,Charel, and Rachel Dubret
Russell Beauchamp
July 12, 2012
Our prayers are with you at this time.
July 11, 2012
We had such good times when we were kids playing at Grandma's and Grandpa's You cared so much for the Beauchamp family and Beauchamp Hill. In loving memory. Vivian, Bill, and Ian Page
Staff of Alexander Funeral Home
July 11, 2012
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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