In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Dublin United Methodist Church. Larry will be laid to rest at Highland Memory Gardens in Dublin, Virginia. on Tuesday, May 10th at Dublin United Methodist Church with funeral services on Wednesday, May 11 at 11 am. After the Navy, he went to work as an Ironworker with local 399 in Westville. He was actively involved in the American Legion in Mullica Hill. After high school, Joe served in the Navy and was in the Vietnam War. brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, John Wayne and Janie Smith, and Bobby and Dianna Bowers of Galax, Virginia and many nieces and nephews.Ī special thank you to Martha Davis and Larry Fox who provided their loving care to Larry for many years, the Wednesday Bible Study group who met in Larry’s home for more than 20 years, the Dublin Lions Club who provided support during the years following his stroke and the loyal RAAP crew who visited regularly. Joseph William Beamer, Jr., 71, of Port Aransas, TX, formerly of Mullica Hill, passed away suddenly on June 20, 2016. Larry is survived by his wife of 55 years, Bonna daughters, Terri Shelor of Dublin and Melissa Lawson of Richmond sons-in-law, Don Shelor and Barry Lawson grandchildren, Beth and Logan Shelor his brother and sister-in-law, Harold and Marilee Beamer of Mount Pleasant, S.C.

He enjoyed telling stories, practical jokes and Virginia Tech football.

He received the Melvin Jones Fellow award from the Lions Clubs International Foundation for dedicated humanitarian services. Larry enjoyed a long career at Radford Army Ammunition Plant and was an active member of the Dublin Lions Club and Dublin United Methodist Church. He was born in Galax, Virginia to Lonnie and Clara Beamer and attended Virginia Tech where he received a BS in Industrial Engineering.

Platinum sponsors were Horvitz Family, Madeline Redstone, Jan Salta, Almine and Bernard Ruiz-Picasso, and Bank of the West BNP Parisbas Family Wealth Advisors.ģ9000 Bob Hope Dr.Larry Raymond Beamer, 78, of Dublin, Virginia passed away peacefully on Saturday, May 7, 2016, at his home surrounded by family. Debbie Green produced the event that featured emcee Patrick Evans and Emmy nominee Howie Mandel, whose stand-up comedy and improvisation made the evening one of the seasons best. Madeline Redstone and Jan Salta chaired the evening. Special mention was made of Beamer’s “godmother,” Lois Horvitz in memoriam. The new interactive website reinforces what children learn, and is a way for children to stay connected to Beamer after they complete the program. Getting them early is so important, and I’m so pleased we have this unique program,” Susan Ford Bales says.īeamer is the animated bulb boy who faces challenges due to addiction in his family in four books, each containing three chapters where Beamer’s feelings open up discussions on the sensitive topic of addiction. This is generated purely with images as the background. This template has been generated according to the Power Point template of LUMC in 2016. “Our children’s program is unique in educating children about alcoholism. Beamer Presentation LaTeX Template Version 2.0 (10/06/16) Attention: The self-defined font is used, because Calibri is not supported in the latex font packages. All funds raised support The Children’s Program offered at the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage and at Betty Ford Foundation locations in Aurora, Colo., and Irving, Texas. In attendance to honor their mother were daughters Heather Devers and Tyne Berlanga of Texas and son Matthew Bales of Oklahoma. She succeeded her mother as Chairman of the Board from 2005 to 2010. She worked side by side with her mother on projects at the Center including medical student training, the Center’s unique children’s program, and special programs for women with addictive disease. The fourth annual Beamer Awards Gala 'Beamer Lights Up the Night' honored Susan Ford Bales with the 4th Beamer Award.ĭaughter of Betty and President Gerald Ford, Bales was elected to the Betty Ford Center board in 1992.

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