Throughout his life, Lee worked in various fields such as auto parts and appliance repairs, but most recently in building maintenance before enjoying a well-earned retirement. Known for his attention to detail and steady hands, he was always willing to help family, friends, and neighbors.

He had a passion for the outdoors— whether fishing or hunting—and enjoyed hobbies like collecting guns, completing model cars and planes, watching auto races, playing drums, antiquing, listening to live music, loving his cherished cats, and watching his grandchildren grow and excel at sports. Lee valued the simple pleasures in life: good conversation and spending time with those he loved.

He will be remembered for his easygoing demeanor, sharp humor, and willingness to lend a helping hand.

Lee was deeply loved as a husband, dad, papa, son, brother and friend, and will be greatly missed. He is survived by his wife and best friend, Pam Beaman; his mother, Barbara Beaman; his fatherin- law, Harold Remmert; his brothers Curtis Beaman (Susan) and Carl Beaman (Jeannie); his children Jason Beaman (Erin) and Jessica Gaida (Benny); and his cherished grandchildren, Hensley Beaman, Gibson and Greta Gaida. He also leaves behind his brother-in-law Bobby Remmert (Barbara), sister-in-law Connie Williams (Brad), brother-in-law Arlie Kendrick (Terri), along with nine nieces and eight nephews, and their families.

He was preceded in death by his father, Richard Lee Beaman, and his mothers-in-law, Audrey Remmert and Elizabeth Remmert.

In lieu of flowers and plants, memorial donations can be made in Lee’s name to the following organizations:

• Burttschell Rescue Ranch in Sealy, Texas https://www.burttschellrescueranch. com

• Methodist Church in Bellville, Texas https://www.bellvillemethodist.org/give