Robert Joe Beal Jr.

Birth date: Apr 11, 1950 Death date: Feb 21, 2021

Joe Beal, age 70, of Uvalde, Texas passed away on Sunday, February 21, 2021 in Uvalde, Texas. Joe Beal was born in Brownfield, Texas on April 11, 1950 to J.W. Beal and Helen Pride. He is preceded in death by both of his loving par Read Obituary

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Bob Porter

244w ago

I first met Joe a few years ago right after he and Sharon moved here to Uvalde. We had some great conversations about his life before he retired. we were soon working together as he said he needed something to do get him out of the house. I can agree with the many of the previous tributes. We had some good times. After he had been here some time, I realized who Sharon, originally from Uvalde, was. Joe was a little taller than me, but I got brave enough to tell him that remembered her from grade school...and had a crush on her back then. He just said "from what I hear..who didn't". Sure glad he didn't take offense!

I miss him everyday. Happy Trails pard.

Robert Bates

246w ago

Joe was a great friend and colleague at GTE/VZ for many years. He was leader and teacher for his technicians and supervisors which resulted in good customer service.

His friendship was deeply valued by Judy and myself for all the years we were together.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Sharon and family in this time of sadness. May God bless all of you.

RIP my Brother

Bob &Judy Bates

Hardy White

246w ago

I had the privilege of working with Joe in Hobbs, Baytown and San Angelo. Over the years he was a valued team member and became a valued friend to me and Corliss. You always knew where you stood with Joe. We worked through a lot of tough times at work and had fun when it was time to play. We were heart broken when Todd messaged me that Joe had lost his battle. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go to Joe and his family during this sad time. He is in a better place and is no longer in pain.

RIP my friend! God Bless!

Hardy & Corliss White

Mike Sullivan

246w ago

Joe thrived in a........turbulent time in the communications industry. I finally realized if I stayed close, I might learn enough to survive myself. Joe was my friend and I am fortunate to have known him.
As has already been said, Joe was a "Good phone man". In our world that meant something. He as a good dude in general. Not enough good dudes around in this world and cannot afford to lose another.
Vaya con Dios......my friend

Gray Mundell

246w ago

I cannot say it any better than Ron Knight has said it, but may I just add my sincere condolences for your loss.

I am heartbroken that Joe has passed. I worked with Joe for many years and considered him a true friend. The more difficult the assignment the better Joe performed. He was tough-minded, hard working, reliable and always had your back.I am proud to call Joe my friend and he will be abundantly missed.

God Bless you Joe and God Bless your family and friends Rest In Peace dear friend.

Gray Mundell

Ronald A Knight

246w ago

Joe Beal stood out as a leader in an industry known as The Telephone Company !!! He was a valued colleague, friend, professional, and had earned the system wide highest honor of being known as a "Good Telephone Man" ...

Those of us who are left behind are heartbroken to learn of his passing. To his family & friends we sincerely appreciate all who worked with us to share his splendid life ...

May the Peace of the Lord be with you all, each and everyone ...

Ron & Linda Knight

Cindy (Allen) Wagner

246w ago

in honor of Robert.

Sorry to hear about your passing Joe. Your family is in my prayers.

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