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James Edward Beach, age 54, of Lowell, formerly of Rockford and Belding, passed away Wednesday evening, May 17, 2017 at his home under the care of Grace Hospice. The son of Patricia (DeLine) and George A. Beach, Sr., he was born on December 19, 1962 and was a graduate of Belding Area Schools.
As a child, James developed an interest in keys, locks, and mechanisms which evolved into a career as a professional locksmith. He was also a HAM radio operator.
He was preceded in death by his parents. Surviving are two brothers, George A. (Beverly) Beach, Jr. of Covington, Georgia, and David E. (Carol Sue) Foster of Belding; his former sister-in-law, Michelle Beach; four nephews, Chris (Carol Adams-Foster) Foster, Chadwick Foster, Daniel (Christina) Beach, and Timothy (Amanda) Beach; nine great nieces and nephews; special friend and caregiver, Jennifer Lafler and her family of Lowell; and many other loved relatives and friends.
Honoring Jim's wishes, no services will be held and final interment will be in Blythefield Memory Gardens near Rockford. To send a message of sympathy to the family, sign James' online guest book, or to share a favorite memory, please visit: www.ChristiansenCares.com Arrangements were entrusted to Christiansen Cremation & Funeral Care, Greenville.
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Can I ask how you knew Jim?
My favorite memories of Jimmy includes his dad mom and Georgie . Whether it be all of us kids gathering at the house on the hill to play games,eat a meal, or just hanging out.
At different times throughout the year , his dad “Poop Shoot” and Mom Arlene would tell all of us kids, to get some clothes together because we are going to the cabin up north.
Usually the gang consisted of Jimmy,Georgie, Forrest, Marty , Claudia ,Lynda, Hope, myself, and a bunch of others that your name is on the tip of my tongue but it won’t come out we would load up in several vehicles and off to the cabin we went.
Jimmy you will be greatly missed