News Summary
William T. Beach, a beloved resident of Bowling Green, has passed away at the age of 87. Known for his dedication to family, faith, and community, Beach’s legacy lives on through his contributions to the local roofing industry and his close relationships with family and friends. His funeral services will take place on Thursday, with a focus on honoring the lasting impact he made in the Bowling Green area.
Bowling Green Resident William T. Beach, 87, Passes Away; Funeral Services to be Held Thursday
Bowling Green resident William T. “Billy” Beach, 87, passed away on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at The Medical Center in Bowling Green. His death marks the end of a life dedicated to family, faith, and his work in the roofing industry.
Beach was the son of the late Eldon and Amanda Pearson Beach and was preceded in death by both of his wives, Emma C. Pedigo Beach and Patricia Beach, along with his infant daughter, Pamela Faye Beach, and several siblings. He is survived by his son, Marshall Beach (Kimberley), and three grandchildren, Coty, Valerie, and Jacqueline, along with several great-grandchildren. His surviving relatives also include a sister, Agnes Hanes, a brother, Ralph Beach, and other nieces and nephews, including Wanda Offutt and Stewart Beach.
As a long-time member of the Dedicated Baptist Church, Beach was known for his love of family, friends, and his dog, Little Bit. He enjoyed spending quality time with his neighbors and was deeply involved in his community.
Funeral Arrangements
The funeral services for William T. Beach will take place at 12:00 PM on Thursday, July 17, 2025, at Johnson Vaughn Phelps Funeral Home. Prior to the service, there will be a visitation held from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the same location. Following the service, a private burial will be conducted at Bowling Green Gardens.
Memorial Contributions
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the Dedicated Baptist Church Flower Fund. Contributions can be sent to c/o Linda Beach, 485 McGinnis Road, Bowling Green, KY 42103.
A Legacy of Hard Work and Community
William T. Beach was well-known in the Bowling Green area as the owner of Beach Roofing, where he worked as a roofer for many years. His contributions to the local construction industry and the bonds he formed within the community left a lasting impact. Beach’s dedication to his trade and the services he provided have been appreciated by many residents over the decades.
Billy Beach’s life story is one of resilience and devotion. He enjoyed every moment spent with his loved ones and built a legacy that will not be forgotten. His character and spirit will remain in the hearts of those he touched throughout his life.
As family and friends come together to remember William T. Beach, they reflect on the life he lived and the memories he created, honoring a man who was not just an individual but a cornerstone of his family and community.
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- Bowling Green Daily News: William T. Beach Obituary
- Vandalia Leader: William Charles McIlroy
- WAVY: Virginia Beach Man Arrested for DUI
- Wikipedia: Obituary
- Google Search: William T. Beach
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