He was the son of Walter and Helen Beal. Baptized in the Presbyterian Church. He graduated from Permian High School, 1971. Attended the University of Texas at Austin.
David was a unique and creative artist and an excellent musician. He had a wicked wit, a rare understanding of words and how to use them, and he excelled in the disappearing art of letter writing. He was a generous, caring friend and a loving brother and son. David will leave an unfilled empty space in the lives of his friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Walter; maternal grandparents, Ivan and Mary D. Boren of Odessa; and paternal grandmother, Lorine Messenger of Sanford, Fla. He is survived by his mother, Helen Beal of Odessa; brothers, Sam and wife Connie of Mountain View, Calif., and Steven Beal of El Paso; nephew, Garnet Beal of El Paso; uncle, Dan Boren and wife Loretta of Tyler; and cousins, Scott Boren of Dallas, Dana Boren Riley of Mesquite and Natala Boren Lewis of Los Fresnos and their families
David was a unique and creative artist and an excellent musician. He had a wicked wit, a rare understanding of words and how to use them, and he excelled in the disappearing art of letter writing. He was a generous, caring friend and a loving brother and son. David will leave an unfilled empty space in the lives of his friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Walter; maternal grandparents, Ivan and Mary D. Boren of Odessa; and paternal grandmother, Lorine Messenger of Sanford, Fla. He is survived by his mother, Helen Beal of Odessa; brothers, Sam and wife Connie of Mountain View, Calif., and Steven Beal of El Paso; nephew, Garnet Beal of El Paso; uncle, Dan Boren and wife Loretta of Tyler; and cousins, Scott Boren of Dallas, Dana Boren Riley of Mesquite and Natala Boren Lewis of Los Fresnos and their families
He was the son of Walter and Helen Beal. Baptized in the Presbyterian Church. He graduated from Permian High School, 1971. Attended the University of Texas at Austin.
David was a unique and creative artist and an excellent musician. He had a wicked wit, a rare understanding of words and how to use them, and he excelled in the disappearing art of letter writing. He was a generous, caring friend and a loving brother and son. David will leave an unfilled empty space in the lives of his friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Walter; maternal grandparents, Ivan and Mary D. Boren of Odessa; and paternal grandmother, Lorine Messenger of Sanford, Fla. He is survived by his mother, Helen Beal of Odessa; brothers, Sam and wife Connie of Mountain View, Calif., and Steven Beal of El Paso; nephew, Garnet Beal of El Paso; uncle, Dan Boren and wife Loretta of Tyler; and cousins, Scott Boren of Dallas, Dana Boren Riley of Mesquite and Natala Boren Lewis of Los Fresnos and their families
David was a unique and creative artist and an excellent musician. He had a wicked wit, a rare understanding of words and how to use them, and he excelled in the disappearing art of letter writing. He was a generous, caring friend and a loving brother and son. David will leave an unfilled empty space in the lives of his friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Walter; maternal grandparents, Ivan and Mary D. Boren of Odessa; and paternal grandmother, Lorine Messenger of Sanford, Fla. He is survived by his mother, Helen Beal of Odessa; brothers, Sam and wife Connie of Mountain View, Calif., and Steven Beal of El Paso; nephew, Garnet Beal of El Paso; uncle, Dan Boren and wife Loretta of Tyler; and cousins, Scott Boren of Dallas, Dana Boren Riley of Mesquite and Natala Boren Lewis of Los Fresnos and their families
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