"Pee Wee" Harley Ray Beachamp 

Harley was born July 21, 1921 in Red Bluff, CA. After a long battle with health 
problems he passed away June 24, 1995 in Seattle, WA at the Veteran's Hospital. 
Harley was well known and loved by many, his generosity and personality will 
long be remembered. He spent his childhood in Red Bluff, CA attending and 
graduating from schools there. He attended college and majored in Engineering 
and graduated in St. Louis, MO. He was very well versed in many things and was 
highly respected for it. He never missed day of buying, and reading from front to 
back, 4 newspapers. He enjoyed doing crossword puzzles (always in ink), 
reading, traveling, gardening, playing practical jokes and doing repairs around 
the house. He loved life. His biggest love was visiting and conversing with his 
many friends. He enjoyed organizing and working with Eagles Lodges. His 
favorite e was the Columbia Basin Lodge in Moses Lake, WA. He served in the 
Armed Forces in WWII and he continued in construction until his health began 
to fail. Before his retirement he was a constructional engineer, working on 
highways, malls, and shopping centers both in the states and in Puerto Rico. He 
was a cook and bartender at the South Pacific Cafe for many years. He will be 
greatly missed by his many friends and Faye Kloster, his faithful companion of 
many years, who all admired and loved him. Memorial services will be held Sat., 
July 1, 1995, 2 p.m. at the 1002 S. Yakima Ave. Chapel. Arrangements by Gaffney, 
Cassedy, Allen and Buckley King. 

Pub Date: 6/28/1995 
Tacoma News Tribune