Birth date: Oct 17, 1928 Death date: Sep 10, 2013
Harold L. Beck, age 84, of Marine City, died September 10, 2013. He was born October 17, 1928 to the late Louis and Marie Beck. On August 8, 1947 Harold married Sally Springborn. She preceded him in death on August 2, 2002. Harol Read Obituary
He golfed regularly with my father. I had the pleasure to join them for about 5 years. Harold loved his golf and always seemed to have fun. I was lucky to have known him.
Dad,
Today would've been your 85th birthday. I miss you more than I ever thought possible. I hope that you and Mom are both with the Lord.
Love,
Angela
I am a nurse at Heartland HealthCare in Ann Arbor.. I took care of Mr. Beck from his very first night there till his most recent discharge.. He was so stubborn and determined at times but so funny and sweet all at the same time.. He always looked forward to going to those Michigan games.. All of the Maple Unit staff enjoyed his personality and give our condolences to his family.. I just so happen to have checked out the obituaries on The Times Herald because I originate from that area.. may you now rest in peace Mr. Beck
My Beloved Dad,
You were the best father a daughter could dream of. You were always there for me, taught me what is really important in life, to work hard at whatver I did, and that God is at the center of it all. Mark and Rebecca love you more than words could ever express. You and Mom will live on in them. We will miss you every day for the rest of our lives, but know that you are with Mom and Uncle Laurie.
Love Forever & Go Blue,
Angela
Dear Bob, Angie & Joe, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren,
My thoughts and prayers are with all you at this very difficult time of loss in your lives. Harold was a very imporant part of my life and I will miss him more than words can express and was a wonderful man!
With My Deepest Sympathy,
Karen Beck
Grandpa,
I will miss you very much, who is going to tease me now?
Love you,
Karen Beck
A true Michigan man and a old neighborhood friend we will miss him.G0 blue Harold.
Bill & Mary Galvin
