Perry George Beecher 1 2 3
- Born: 22 May 1956, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 1 2 3
- Marriage (1): Carol Stewart on 22 Oct 1981 1
- Died: 20 Oct 2020, Anchorage, Anchorage, AK at age 64 1 3
FamilySearch ID: LF2L-PZG.
Noted events in his life were:
1. Newspaper: Register-Guard, 21 Apr 1976, Springfield, Lane, OR. 4 District Court Arraigns Springfield Man
A Springfield man charged with holding up a Cottage Grove market on Feb. 27 was arraigned in Lane County District Court this morning.
Perry George Beecher, 19, of 260 D St., who is charged with second degree robbery, was arrested at his home Tuesday afternoon by Cottage Grove Police officers. Springfield police officers assisted in the arrest, according to Cottage Grove police.
The suspect is charged with taking $275 in cash from a store clerk at McCoy's Market. Beecher is being held in Lane County Jail under $25,000 bail.
2. Newspaper: Lebanon Express: Boxer Perry Beecher, 28 Oct 1980, Lebanon, Linn, OR. 5 Like Rocky, Lebanon boxers reach for the top
BY CONNIE WHITAKER Express sports editor
Perry Beecher's daily routine is enough to collapse the average man. For starters, he pumps 350 situps, 350 pushups, jumps rope for 10 minutes or so, then runs five miles. Then he gets down to the serious work. He shadow boxes for 10 minutes, slaps a punching bag for nine minutes, and finishes up in the boxing ring, sparring with another fighter for three rounds. Crazy? Many people would say so. But for Beecher, 24, hard work is the price you pay to make it in boxing, and that's his goal. He's got a lot of company at Lebanon Boxing Club. As a group, the 30 boxers are the most successful in the state, winning better than 80 percent of their bouts. That's an eye popping statistic, considering the club is only two years old and most of the boxers had no previous experience. There are a lot of reasons for its success, but the biggest is its coach, Tom Hickman. He stresses good fundamentals and hard work, and it's paid off . Former world welterweight champion Carlos Palomino, who put on a boxing clinic in Independence last week, praised Hickman's boxers after watching some of them spar. He said, "These kids have been schooled properly," said Hickman. "I think that's quite a compliment. That's what our success is, getting them to do the basics properly. From there, everyone has a different style." The boxers range in age from 10 to around 30, from beginners to champions.
3. Residence: 1420 De Haro St, San Francisco, CA 94107 on 25 Oct 1959 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. 6
4. Newspaper: The Lebanon Express: Beecher wins light-heavy boxing title, 4 Nov 1980, Lebanon, Linn, OR. 7
ALBANY - Lebanon's 178-pound Perry "Butcher Boy" Beecher won three matches and came away with the Oregon AAU light-heavyweight boxing title at the Oregon Novice Boxing Tournament here over the weekend. Beecher decisioned Waylon Blake of Hood River in the quarter-finals, beat Frank Gonzales of Timber Lake in the semi-finals, and defeated Mike Lee of Vancouver in the finals. Lee had knocked out his first two opponents, but was out on his feet at the final bell against Beecher. Lebanon was second in the team standings, winning five gold medals and two silvers. Seven Lebanon boxers competed.
5. Newspaper: Daily Sitka Sentinel: Mills in Oregon Get Alaska Wood, 1 Jul 1992, Sitka, Sitka, AK. 8 Mills in Oregon Get Alaska Wood CORDOVA (AP) -- Cordova loggers have shipped about a million board feet of hemlock and spruce Oregon as sawmills there search replacements for forests set aside protect the spotted owl. The Cordova shipment moved south by barge last week, the Times reported. Perry Beecher, owner of the logging company Sound Development Inc. of Cordova, said it was the time the region's trees had been to the Lower 48 states. Japanese buyers had accounted for much of area's top-quality timber. Beecher said he also has received calls from California mills seeking Alaska wood. Timber companies the Oregon mill's order was a result of scarce supply following protections last year to preserve the spotted owl's habitat About 80 people worked to the Alaska timber. Beecher said shipments depend on the availability of a huge barge.
6. Newspaper: Daily Sitka Sentinel: Perry Beecher Court Case, 21 Mar 1994, Sitka, Sitka, AK. 9 Judge Lifts $6 Million Lien Filed Against Native Land
CORDOVA (AP) -- A $6 million lien against Eyak Corp. land has been declared invalid by a state judge who said it was an improper attempt to gain title to land and timber rights. In a ruling Monday, Anchorage Superior Court Judge Brian Shortsll cited federal law to reject the lien filed by Sound Development, a Cordova area logging company. Shortell said the lien was improper because it inaccurately reflected an amount owed the logging company by Eyak and Sherstone Inc., Eyak's logging subsidiary. Sound Development filed the lien in December on more than 60,000 acres of rain forest owned by the Native corporation. The logging company had cited the lien in a breach-of- contract suit. Perry Beecher, owner of Sound Development, said the company probably would seek a reconsideration appeal. "We're going to move forward," Beecher said. "We're determined and we're mad." The lawsuit, filed in January, claimed that Eyak and Sherstone breached various agreements while it clear-cut trees, built roads and exported timber. Eyak Corp. responded seeking a ruling on the validity of lien, because it could have jeopardized recent agreements with logging giant ITT Rayonier. Sherstone's contract with the Seattle-based company was set to expire if the lien was not removed.
7. Residence: in 2004 in Anchorage, Anchorage, AK.
8. Residence: in 2008 in Anchorage, Anchorage, AK. 2
9. Obituary: Cordova Times: obituary of Perry George Beecher on 5 Nov 2020 in Cordova, Valdez-Cordova (CA), AK. 1 Perry George Beecher was born on May 22, 1956 in San Francisco, California to Janet and Benjamin Beecher. He departed this life on Oct. 20 in his home surrounded by family after a long battle with cancer.
Perry married the love of his life, Carol Stewart on October 22, 1981. They built an amazing life in the state of Alaska. He is survived by his sons, Sean and Samuel, his daughters, Jeannie, Gwendolyn and Melinda, four grandchildren as well as his sisters Janet and Laura, and his brother Benjamin.
Perry approached everything he did with kindness and warmth, and an openness that spread itself easily among others. He had a contagious love and joy for others that was compounded further when he found salvation through Jesus Christ. He was never afraid of death in the end because he knew his eternal life would be in Heaven with his Savior.
Free from pain, free from the burden of sin and surrounded by God's glory. He was intentional and inspirational. As a father, husband, brother, son and a friend to so many \emdash he was a devout supporter, always full of hope for a better future to those he loved. He will be greatly and intensely missed by all who knew and loved him.
Perry married Carol Stewart, daughter of Edward Stewart and Shirley, on 22 Oct 1981.1 (Carol Stewart was born on 13 Sep 1962 in Lebanon, Linn, OR 2.)
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