Birth date: Oct 5, 1935 Death date: Oct 22, 2024
Everett J Beach, age 89 of Lewes, Delaware passed away on Tuesday October 22, 2024, at Christiana Hospital surrounded by his family. He was born October 5, 1935, in Brooklyn, New York, son of the late Everett and Ann (Cameron) Bea Read Obituary
Mr Beach
It was an honor to know you I'm gonna miss you stopping by MegeeMotors and talking to me,just to have a conversation about how short life is and we should appreciate everyone and everything that we have thank you for all the encouraging words rest easy
What a Great Man gonna miss him
Oh Jeanne and Family I am truly sorry for your loss. Sending Hugs to you and your family. Love you
Michelle Muzzi Cline
Our sincere condolences to Everett’s family. He was a very special friend whose love for his wife and family was truly remarkable. We will miss him and the friendship we were so blessed to have shared. He always had a kind word and so very many interesting stories to tell! Rest in peace, dear friend. We will miss our dinners together.
We will surely miss the best neighbors we ever had, Pat and Everett Beach, who welcomed us into the neighborhood the first day we moved there. They shared their unlimited love and caring and joy for life, family and friends. Thank you for your service to our country, to our neighborhood, and to our friendships. Thank you for sharing your love. May peace be with you and your beautiful family. The Allard Family
Everett was a wonderful man and our dedicated neighbor who was President of our HOA for many years. He had a love of sports which we shared with him and an amazing sense of humor. It has been an honor for Marlene and I to have known him for so many good years. He was always available to help any neighbor in our community with any problem, concern or issue. He was a loyal Philadelphia Eagles fan. I had fun every Sunday talking with him about the football scores as his team usually won and my team, the Redskins usually lost. As a leader of the local VFW chapter, he encouraged Marlene and I to join and to participate with their social activities. He shared my fondness for desserts. Marlene and I already miss him.
Everett was "uncle" everett to my furry son, Teddy. He would come over or I would drop teddy off so they could spend a few hours together. Teddy adored his "uncle Everett.
There are very few people who come along in life that can make the impression Everett made, always honest, caring, and dedicated. From our first meeting over 25 years ago, at a community watch meeting, to our last one in the grocery store, I always enjoyed seeing and talking to him. And no matter what we talked about the one thing that always came up was family. There was nothing more important to him than his family. I know they’re going to miss him but I also know he’ll be looking down on them.
Rest in Peace my friend
Capt. Ron Hagan (Retired DSP)
