JASON WILLIAM BEAM
AGE 41 YEARS
Jason William "Beama" Beam, left us too soon on 1 November, 2019, in his beloved home in Antrim, NH. Jason was a devoted father to his sons, a doting husband, a committed son to his parents, a big-hearted brother, the fun and crazy uncle, a cherished member of a large family, and a friend to many.
Jason was ingenious with many interests, including aquaponics, music, cars, professional wrestling, martial arts, and day trading. He loved to show off his scale wrestling ring in the "dojo." He and Jimmy spent many fun hours working on wrestling moves and gimmicks!
Jason worked for the local phone company for almost twenty years, he was dedicated to fixing customers' problems and making sure they had an optimal service experience. He was fortunate to retire from the phone company a year ago to pursue his passion of opening an aquaculture farm, neighbors never knew what to expect to see him building in the backyard!
He was a strong and amazing presence, and he shall be deeply missed by many. Remember the good times is all we ask of you now.
He is survived by his son, James P. Beam, of Antrim, NH, his wife, Julie L. Patten, of Antrim, NH, his parents, Calvin and Evelyn "Sue" Beam of Wilton, NH, his brother Kevin Beam of Lowville, NY, his brother, Craig Beam, of Bennington, NH, his mother-in-law, Deborah Patten, of Boston, MA.
He was predeceased by his best friend, Michael "Dibbs" Dibble. He also leaves behind his dog, his rabbit, and about a dozen koi fish.
ARRANGEMENTS: Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford, NH.
INTERMENT: Riverside Cemetery 9 November, 2019, at 11:00 AM in Milford, NH.
Published in The Boston Globe on Nov. 5, 2019
AGE 41 YEARS
Jason William "Beama" Beam, left us too soon on 1 November, 2019, in his beloved home in Antrim, NH. Jason was a devoted father to his sons, a doting husband, a committed son to his parents, a big-hearted brother, the fun and crazy uncle, a cherished member of a large family, and a friend to many.
Jason was ingenious with many interests, including aquaponics, music, cars, professional wrestling, martial arts, and day trading. He loved to show off his scale wrestling ring in the "dojo." He and Jimmy spent many fun hours working on wrestling moves and gimmicks!
Jason worked for the local phone company for almost twenty years, he was dedicated to fixing customers' problems and making sure they had an optimal service experience. He was fortunate to retire from the phone company a year ago to pursue his passion of opening an aquaculture farm, neighbors never knew what to expect to see him building in the backyard!
He was a strong and amazing presence, and he shall be deeply missed by many. Remember the good times is all we ask of you now.
He is survived by his son, James P. Beam, of Antrim, NH, his wife, Julie L. Patten, of Antrim, NH, his parents, Calvin and Evelyn "Sue" Beam of Wilton, NH, his brother Kevin Beam of Lowville, NY, his brother, Craig Beam, of Bennington, NH, his mother-in-law, Deborah Patten, of Boston, MA.
He was predeceased by his best friend, Michael "Dibbs" Dibble. He also leaves behind his dog, his rabbit, and about a dozen koi fish.
ARRANGEMENTS: Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford, NH.
INTERMENT: Riverside Cemetery 9 November, 2019, at 11:00 AM in Milford, NH.
Published in The Boston Globe on Nov. 5, 2019
JASON WILLIAM BEAM
AGE 41 YEARS
Jason William "Beama" Beam, left us too soon on 1 November, 2019, in his beloved home in Antrim, NH. Jason was a devoted father to his sons, a doting husband, a committed son to his parents, a big-hearted brother, the fun and crazy uncle, a cherished member of a large family, and a friend to many.
Jason was ingenious with many interests, including aquaponics, music, cars, professional wrestling, martial arts, and day trading. He loved to show off his scale wrestling ring in the "dojo." He and Jimmy spent many fun hours working on wrestling moves and gimmicks!
Jason worked for the local phone company for almost twenty years, he was dedicated to fixing customers' problems and making sure they had an optimal service experience. He was fortunate to retire from the phone company a year ago to pursue his passion of opening an aquaculture farm, neighbors never knew what to expect to see him building in the backyard!
He was a strong and amazing presence, and he shall be deeply missed by many. Remember the good times is all we ask of you now.
He is survived by his son, James P. Beam, of Antrim, NH, his wife, Julie L. Patten, of Antrim, NH, his parents, Calvin and Evelyn "Sue" Beam of Wilton, NH, his brother Kevin Beam of Lowville, NY, his brother, Craig Beam, of Bennington, NH, his mother-in-law, Deborah Patten, of Boston, MA.
He was predeceased by his best friend, Michael "Dibbs" Dibble. He also leaves behind his dog, his rabbit, and about a dozen koi fish.
ARRANGEMENTS: Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford, NH.
INTERMENT: Riverside Cemetery 9 November, 2019, at 11:00 AM in Milford, NH.
Published in The Boston Globe on Nov. 5, 2019
AGE 41 YEARS
Jason William "Beama" Beam, left us too soon on 1 November, 2019, in his beloved home in Antrim, NH. Jason was a devoted father to his sons, a doting husband, a committed son to his parents, a big-hearted brother, the fun and crazy uncle, a cherished member of a large family, and a friend to many.
Jason was ingenious with many interests, including aquaponics, music, cars, professional wrestling, martial arts, and day trading. He loved to show off his scale wrestling ring in the "dojo." He and Jimmy spent many fun hours working on wrestling moves and gimmicks!
Jason worked for the local phone company for almost twenty years, he was dedicated to fixing customers' problems and making sure they had an optimal service experience. He was fortunate to retire from the phone company a year ago to pursue his passion of opening an aquaculture farm, neighbors never knew what to expect to see him building in the backyard!
He was a strong and amazing presence, and he shall be deeply missed by many. Remember the good times is all we ask of you now.
He is survived by his son, James P. Beam, of Antrim, NH, his wife, Julie L. Patten, of Antrim, NH, his parents, Calvin and Evelyn "Sue" Beam of Wilton, NH, his brother Kevin Beam of Lowville, NY, his brother, Craig Beam, of Bennington, NH, his mother-in-law, Deborah Patten, of Boston, MA.
He was predeceased by his best friend, Michael "Dibbs" Dibble. He also leaves behind his dog, his rabbit, and about a dozen koi fish.
ARRANGEMENTS: Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford, NH.
INTERMENT: Riverside Cemetery 9 November, 2019, at 11:00 AM in Milford, NH.
Published in The Boston Globe on Nov. 5, 2019
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