David Randall Beebe

Birth date: Aug 10, 1960 Death date: Mar 28, 2023

David Randall Beebe, 62, of Milton, Delaware, passed away Tuesday, March 28, 2023, at home surrounded by his family. He was born on August 10, 1960, to Donald and Shirley (Lake) Beebe. He began life in Clayton, Delaware where he Read Obituary

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David Lorah

133w ago

Julie.Dan and Keith In so sorry for the loss of such a wonderful man. He touched the lives of many probably not even realizing it. I met Dave in 2017 when I joined Free Masonry. Dave stepped up and volunteered to be my instructor helping me in my journey. I found that we had a lot in common. we hunted and fished together on occasion and I spent a lot of time visiting him at his tackle shop in Lewes. One day a kid around 10 years old waked into the shop. He was frustrated because he was not catching fish. Dave ask him what bait he was using. The kid had squid and Dave told him he needed blood worms. The young man had spent all the money he had on the wrong bait. Dave reached down and pulled up a box of blood worms. He said here use these. The kid said," well I don't have any money". Dave said they are free for you today. Dave even gave the kid a rental fishing pole and set it up for him. they went out and the kid caught fish. The smile that was on that kids face is unforgettable.. That is just one of many stories I can tell. Dave gave and never wanted anything in return. He was the best. I will miss you my friend. Rest easy...

Linda Tifft

133w ago

in honor of David Randall.

I cannot begin to imagine how many young lives he touched. I met him as a camper at Camp Barnes and he encouraged me to apply for a job for the next season. He inspired my love of the outdoors and helped teach me to canoe. I would consider him a key role model in my youth. Even in his illness he would live each day to the fullest and I so appreciate his transparency on FB. I wish I could shoot off a cattail for him in his passing, the same way we ended each week at camp. My heart and prayers are with the family, heart broken with you.
Linda (Sanders) Tifft

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Tony Latina

133w ago

Julie, Daniel and Keith, regrettably I was unable to attend Dave’s funeral services. However Dave will always be in my thoughts. I met Dave 35 years ago when he was manager of the Bay Resort where we vacationed every summer and immediately became friends. On one fishing trip Dave and I were fishing the inlet and had a great day…afterward he offered me a $20 bill for gas (back then gas was around $2.00 a gal) I didn’t take the money so he slipped it in my tackle box. I found that $20 bill about 15 years later hidden in a small corner. When I sent Dave a picture of the money still in that small corner he didn’t hesitate to say “well you must not clean out your tackle box much”. We didn’t see a lot of each other in passing years until one Labor Day sale at Shorts Marine. Dave was working a concession stand for the boy scouts and I heard a familiar voice….sure enough it was Dave and we had a chance to chat for a while. After that I saw Dave occasionally and he invited me to go fishing with him and Keith. Keith is an amazing captain and we had a great day on the water.
I am grateful to you for allowing me to stop and see Dave a few months back.
I don’t know if there is fishing in heaven, but if there is, we all know what day was doing.
God bless you Dave….

Terry & Barbara Lake

134w ago

TO Carolyn and Julie & families: WE were so sorry to read of Randy's passing.He was one of a kind.Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal !!! Terry & Barbara Lake

Andrew Herman

134w ago

Dave was a great person and mentor. I started working at the Bay Resort when I was 15 and Dave was my boss. I remember many fun times and memories. Once we sunk all the pool furniture in the deep end of the pool due to the threat of a hurricane. Once the storm did not come we tried to figure how to get it out. He held the garden hose as a snorkel as I went down and retrieved the furniture out of the pool. Remember skipping work and going clamming with Dave in Rehoboth Bay and using an old toilet as an achor from the hotel as we did not have an anchor. My fondest memory is doing the bike to bay bike ride with him from Smyrna to Dewey. Being an impressionable youth Dave was the mentor I needed. He will be missed.

Ali

134w ago

Didn’t know him very long but got to know him through Julie and he eventually became my client . During his haircuts we would talk about movies and his family and how much Delaware is changing . He was such a kind man and glad I got to know him some . Rest in Peace . ❤️

Robin Ford (Loder)

134w ago

in honor of David Randall.

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Joseph Kratz

134w ago

Dear friend and neighbor. Rest in peace.you will be missed.
Joe and Betty Kratz

Anonymous

134w ago

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Dan Simpson

134w ago

A great young man who was the product of fantastic parents (and a lovely sister). May God grant him eternal rest and bless his family.m

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