Michael Dale Beebe Sr., 69, of Goldsboro, MD passed away from cancer, August 13, 2015 at Bayhealth Kent General Hospital, Dover, Delaware.
He was born August 4, 1946 in Vallejo, California to the late Lewis Dale and Irene Ruth Chapman-Beebe. Michael was a United States Army Veteran and served honorably during the Vietnam War Era with an MOS of 98B or “Crypto-Analytic Specialist”, which required extensive and detailed crypto analytical training. He maintained a very high security clearance required by his chosen military profession. He served at the National Security Agency or NSA and various military units: Soporo, Japan, Two Rock Station in Petaluma, California, Defense Language Institute or DLI, Monterey, California, Rothwestern, Germany, USA Field Station Augsburg, Germany.
He is survived by his wife, Roberta Ann Beebe of Goldsboro; one son, Michael Dale Beebe, Jr., his wife, Christine, of Girdletree; and one daughter, Ann Marie, her spouse, Joe Fauver; five grandchildren, Kristen Lee, Andrea Lynn, Robert, Joseph, and Catlyn; and two great granddaughters, Autum and Miya. He also leaves behind a brother Danny and sister Sandy. Services for Mr. Beebe will be private. To share memories or send condolences to the family please visit www.fleegleandhelfenbein.com.
“Mike held a strong sense of duty and honor to his family, his friends, and his country. He instilled that virtue in his family and friends.”
“He was one of the few "lifers" that I, and many other one-termers, admired and respected. He used to regale us with stories of Soporo, Japan and Two Rock Ranch Station in California.”
He was born August 4, 1946 in Vallejo, California to the late Lewis Dale and Irene Ruth Chapman-Beebe. Michael was a United States Army Veteran and served honorably during the Vietnam War Era with an MOS of 98B or “Crypto-Analytic Specialist”, which required extensive and detailed crypto analytical training. He maintained a very high security clearance required by his chosen military profession. He served at the National Security Agency or NSA and various military units: Soporo, Japan, Two Rock Station in Petaluma, California, Defense Language Institute or DLI, Monterey, California, Rothwestern, Germany, USA Field Station Augsburg, Germany.
He is survived by his wife, Roberta Ann Beebe of Goldsboro; one son, Michael Dale Beebe, Jr., his wife, Christine, of Girdletree; and one daughter, Ann Marie, her spouse, Joe Fauver; five grandchildren, Kristen Lee, Andrea Lynn, Robert, Joseph, and Catlyn; and two great granddaughters, Autum and Miya. He also leaves behind a brother Danny and sister Sandy. Services for Mr. Beebe will be private. To share memories or send condolences to the family please visit www.fleegleandhelfenbein.com.
“Mike held a strong sense of duty and honor to his family, his friends, and his country. He instilled that virtue in his family and friends.”
“He was one of the few "lifers" that I, and many other one-termers, admired and respected. He used to regale us with stories of Soporo, Japan and Two Rock Ranch Station in California.”
Michael Dale Beebe Sr., 69, of Goldsboro, MD passed away from cancer, August 13, 2015 at Bayhealth Kent General Hospital, Dover, Delaware.
He was born August 4, 1946 in Vallejo, California to the late Lewis Dale and Irene Ruth Chapman-Beebe. Michael was a United States Army Veteran and served honorably during the Vietnam War Era with an MOS of 98B or “Crypto-Analytic Specialist”, which required extensive and detailed crypto analytical training. He maintained a very high security clearance required by his chosen military profession. He served at the National Security Agency or NSA and various military units: Soporo, Japan, Two Rock Station in Petaluma, California, Defense Language Institute or DLI, Monterey, California, Rothwestern, Germany, USA Field Station Augsburg, Germany.
He is survived by his wife, Roberta Ann Beebe of Goldsboro; one son, Michael Dale Beebe, Jr., his wife, Christine, of Girdletree; and one daughter, Ann Marie, her spouse, Joe Fauver; five grandchildren, Kristen Lee, Andrea Lynn, Robert, Joseph, and Catlyn; and two great granddaughters, Autum and Miya. He also leaves behind a brother Danny and sister Sandy. Services for Mr. Beebe will be private. To share memories or send condolences to the family please visit www.fleegleandhelfenbein.com.
“Mike held a strong sense of duty and honor to his family, his friends, and his country. He instilled that virtue in his family and friends.”
“He was one of the few "lifers" that I, and many other one-termers, admired and respected. He used to regale us with stories of Soporo, Japan and Two Rock Ranch Station in California.”
He was born August 4, 1946 in Vallejo, California to the late Lewis Dale and Irene Ruth Chapman-Beebe. Michael was a United States Army Veteran and served honorably during the Vietnam War Era with an MOS of 98B or “Crypto-Analytic Specialist”, which required extensive and detailed crypto analytical training. He maintained a very high security clearance required by his chosen military profession. He served at the National Security Agency or NSA and various military units: Soporo, Japan, Two Rock Station in Petaluma, California, Defense Language Institute or DLI, Monterey, California, Rothwestern, Germany, USA Field Station Augsburg, Germany.
He is survived by his wife, Roberta Ann Beebe of Goldsboro; one son, Michael Dale Beebe, Jr., his wife, Christine, of Girdletree; and one daughter, Ann Marie, her spouse, Joe Fauver; five grandchildren, Kristen Lee, Andrea Lynn, Robert, Joseph, and Catlyn; and two great granddaughters, Autum and Miya. He also leaves behind a brother Danny and sister Sandy. Services for Mr. Beebe will be private. To share memories or send condolences to the family please visit www.fleegleandhelfenbein.com.
“Mike held a strong sense of duty and honor to his family, his friends, and his country. He instilled that virtue in his family and friends.”
“He was one of the few "lifers" that I, and many other one-termers, admired and respected. He used to regale us with stories of Soporo, Japan and Two Rock Ranch Station in California.”
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