Duane Edward Beezley, Veteran- WWII, Korea & Vietnam

Gravesite Details US Army & US Navy - WWII, Korea & Vietnam

Duane dedicated 20 years to his country serving in the United States Department of the Navy and the United Stated Department of the Army before retiring from military service in 1967.

Duane Edward Beezley BIRTH 4 Apr 1924 DEATH 29 Sep 2013 (aged 89) BURIAL Houston National Cemetery Houston, Harris County, Texas

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Obituary: Duane Edward Beezley was born on April 4, 1924 to Edward and Marguerite Beezley. He was called to spend eternity in Heaven by God on September 29, 2013.

Mr. Beezley is survived by his wife of 62 years, W. June Beezley; son Mike Beezley and his wife Gloria Beezley; daughter Sharon Jaber; granddaughter Jessica Pastor and her husband Curtis Pastor; grandson Andrew Beezley and his wife Jackie Beezley; grandson John Niquette and his wife Tamara Niquette; granddaughter Lisa Niquette; seven great-grandchildren- Mark Jaber; Ashlyn, Sean and Sydnee Niquette; Ryan Pastor; and Addison and Bryson Beezley.

Mr. Beezley was preceded in death by his parents Edward and Marguerite Beezley, his daughter Deborah Beezley and great-grandson Shawn Levesque-Niquette.

Mr. Beezley lived a full and satisfying life of 89 years. During that time he dedicated 20 years to his country serving in the United States Department of the Navy and the United Stated Department of the Army before retiring from military service in 1967. He then furthered his service to the public through entering Law Enforcement serving in Wisconsin and Colorado before moving to Texas and starting his career with Digital, from where he later retired.

Mr. Beezley had several pleasures like traveling and fishing, but at heart, he was a true family man who delighted in visiting with family any chance he could get. He loved get-togethers, holidays and drop-in visits. He treasured reminiscing and would do so with anyone that would listen to his stories.

He was as tall in stature as he was high with integrity. He was a selfless man, always putting others and their concerns ahead of his own. His gentle spirit and loving ways will be deeply missed as will his sense of humor and quiet laughter when he was enjoying himself being around those he loved."