Birth date: Nov 30, 1958 Death date: Jan 13, 2014
Robert P. Beaty, age 55, passed away on January 13, 2014. He is preceded in death by his parents Henry Paul Beaty and Rose Marie Gracon. Beloved husband to Mary (nee Krzemien); Loving father to Michael “Chip”, Daniel “Dubs”, Sierr Read Obituary
Bob was a great long time employee of TRC who is remembered with love and laughter. He always enjoyed the annual golf outing and we were as thrilled as he was when he won a Disney trip for his family. We really enjoyed Bob's karaoke at the annual Christmas gathering. He was loyal, dedicated and kind and he will be missed.Ross Thuener and everyone at TRC
Big Bob, I remember when Alyssa used to be terrified of you. All we had to do was walk down the street and she would scream and cry. Little did she know that you were just a gentle giant. Now she's as tall as you! Your granddaughters Alyssa and Trinity love you very much, as do I!
Robert Paul Beaty~ My Brother, Bobby, where do I begin? I will begin with saying to you how much I love you. I will miss you. My heart is heavy because you won't be here to share our memories that only you and I have. Our childhood, our parents, grandparents and now as an adult all the things that I just took for granted that you would always share with me. Who, now, will be the first to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to me ~ it's been you for so long now. Thank you for trusting me to handle the wishes of our parents. It meant so much to me that you were pleased with the choices I made. Trusting me with your son during the many summers he spent with us hundreds of miles away from you. We enjoyed him so very much! Thank you for being a terrific Uncle to my children, especially Ryan. Always encouraging words and genuine love in supporting him in all that he did through the years. So it is here that I want to say what wonderful children you have! Your role as a father, was by far, your greatest achievement! You taught them well. They are children of great character, direction, purpose and so much more because you invested enormous amounts of selfless love and devotion. I admire you for stepping up to that role so effortlessly! Oh how I will miss your refreshing outlook on life. Carefree and just loving life! The gift you had of shedding a different light, a brighter light than the one I was focused on. I love you for that. Thank you for a lifetime of fun and surprises, like when you showed up for the birth of my daughter and the school play for my son. For making mom laugh so hard she could barely get the story told to me. Thank you for being the honest, hard working dad that our dad was proud of. Most of all, thank you for accepting the Grace of God , allowing Him to safely take you to your eternal home! His word tells us clearly that we are here but for a "season " and then we are gone. So now you are with our parents and others we have loved. May you enjoy all that heaven holds for you, all that God has promised and by that same Grace I too, will be with you again. So until then I will carry on with you always and forever in my heart. See you later… :)) Connie
We are very sorry for the loss of Uncle Bobby. Unfortunately, many miles separated us, but the times we were together showed that he was always a very fun person to be around. We love you and we will miss you. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family.Bethany and Joey
You described him perfectly Connie. Well, except for the handsome part, lol. My fondest childhood memories were almost always of times when Bobby and I were having the times of our lives…in the good ole summertime… in Alabama. Will never foget em. I'm so sorry. Your loss is also our loss. If you need anything, please let me know. Love you.Rest In Peace Bobby Beaty.
Uncle Bob,Unfortunately due to distance, I was unable to really get to be around you as much as I wanted. Growing up, I basically considered you "Danny's taxi driver", for you would drive Danny all the way down every summer for us to hang out. Through the memories shared already on this tribute wall, I can easily see that Danny is just a younger version of you, especially in regards to being a creative sports fan. Although time spent together was rare to come by, I remember so many incredible memories shared with you and Danny. I remember you taking us to the Louisville Slugger Museum, I still have the bat from that trip! You always called me "dude", never Ryan, just "dude", and I just thought that was so cool. You had a thing about you that just made people feel special when you spoke to them. I remember you catching video footage of that bass in my pond eating another fish, what were the odds of that! I also remember you sending me a "quiz" in the mail a long time ago, and you made it look like the Cleveland Indians sent it to me, saying that if I got them all right, I would get tickets to the game and get to meet Jim Thome (my all-time favorite player.) I wish that we could have spent more time together through the years, but we will have plenty of time to catch up once the good Lord says its my time to go as well. I will try my best to carry on the legacy that you left down here in Alabama…..I have to, considering everyone in the Beaty bunch always refers to me as "Little Bobby" When I was growing up, they always said I looked just like you. Our cousin Dimple was once over at our house while Danny and I were swimming. She said "Little Bobby, come here a minute"….As Danny started walking her way, she quickly said "Not you, Ryan!" I always took pride in that, cause you pretty much looked like a Baywatch star in your 50s!I'm sure I will never be able to match your creative mind or welcoming demeanor, but I will always remember you as a great man who made me feel like I was the coolest "dude" on the planet. I will always be proud to call you my Uncle. Yesterday, today, and forever.Love you "dude",Dude TramelP.S.- If I ever make a hole-in-one in real life golf, it will be in remembrance of you. I'll never be able to match your career total on Golden Tee, but hopefully I can show signs of your expertise of the game golf from time to time out on the course.
My Deepest Sympathy to the Bobby Beaty Family. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Rest in Peace, Bobby! Your Ider High School Classmate……………Class of 1976, Vickie (Castleberry) McAdams-Hogan
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Big Bob, I remember when Alyssa used to be terrified of you. All we had to do was walk down the street and she would scream and cry. Little did she know that you were just a gentle giant. Now she's as tall as you! Your granddaughters Alyssa and Trinity love you very much, as do I!
In Loving Memory of ' my little buddy ' Bobby. Summers were a grand occasion on Sand Mountain as our modern family would come down to be country. Fishing, biking and pony back riding are great memories that i will cherish throughout my life time. Aunt Rose even tried out the Mimi bike! I cherish my childhood as it thought me the value of Family. Please know Mary, Chip,Dubbs and CC that our prayers and thoughts are with you.Cousin, Brenda
