He was a friend of everyone, and a man who exampled the true meaning of being kind, honest, moral and ethical in the presence of everyone who knew him.īerry, MAJ Harry McKay, USAF (Ret) 1945 HS ~ 2īohnet, Gus D. Ferris’ time on this earth was reminiscent of the movie it’s A Wonderful Life. He was predeceased by his grandson Brandon. A resident of the Valley his entire adult life, he was married for 50 years to his beloved wife Marie Louise (Lu) Bellamak and is survived by Lu, their three children Desiree, Ferris, Jr., (Judge), and Shawn, and three grandchildren Jessica, Macy and Jake. He also practiced golf for over 50 years with passion and the camaraderie of his friends during his long-standing membership at the Paradise Valley Country Club. Never completely retiring, he helped friends and family with legal assistance throughout his life. He practiced law in Phoenix, AZ, with honor and distinction for over 50 years. He earned both his undergraduate degree and his Law Degree from the University of Arizona. He served his country as an officer of the United States Army in Korea. 1945 HS ~ 1 80, of Scottsdale passed away peacefully on April 18th, 2008. All of us loved him so, he will be missed as he touched our hearts so deeply.īellamak, Ferris W. Arlo was known and loved by many, was thoughtful and caring, giving much more than he received. Arlo was in the Al Kaly Shrine and belonged to the Mule Train, member of the Masonic Lodge 17, the Avondale Methodist Church and the American Legion. Survived by stepsister, Wanda (John) Stout also survived by cousins, Bill (Joan) Smith, Tom (Joan) Jackson, Nicholas and Peter Smith and David (Sharon) Smith. Arlo is survived by his wife of 58 years, June sons, Bill (Melodie) and Bob (Ruth) grandchildren, Arlo (Lori), Mindy (Kent) Shorten, Katie and Barbara Beamon, Carly (Brian) Snell, Douglas (Heidi) Lane and great-grandchildren, Cody, Keeley, Kaylyn, Lane, Grayce, Kenny and Dannon. He then joined his son, Bill, in real estate and worked with Bob in the farm and ranch life. He was a banker, starting as a teller at the Arkansas Valley Bank and retired as the president of United Bank, a rewarding 33 years in banking. Arlo was raised on the family farm in Avondale, the only child of Arlo Grant and Julia Katherine Beamon, who predeceased him along with his stepfather, Dick Stubblefield. One of Arlo’s great joys in life was to take horse-packing trips to the mountains hunting and enjoying nature with family and special friends. Arlo set the best example of honesty and integrity to his sons, grandchildren and those friends around him. He enjoyed family and friends, putting their needs above his own. 10, 1927, was a kind and giving man, passed on at his home on June 19, 2007. At his request, there will be no services.īeamon, Arlo G. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and his 2008 Honda Accord (which is now for sale). He will be remembered for his sense of humor and his love of wearing hats that he collected in his travels all over the world. Hal enjoyed playing golf, hiking and volunteering at the SPCA. Hal and Dene raised their family and worked in the Seattle area until retiring to Carmel. After the war, Hal moved back to Seattle where he met and married Dene Jones. Hal attended the New Mexico Military Institute and when WWII broke out he joined the Navy and was sent to Cornell University. Schurman and after several attempts, he finally summited on August 14, 1978. He started climbing on Mt Rainier under the guidance of legendary scoutmaster Clark E. His family soon moved to Seattle where he became a life long UW Huskie football fan. Speer 1933 JC, who was killed in a Polo Game, is appropriate at this ceremony.Īrnot, Harold C., Jr., 1943 HS-1945 JC ~ 1 (1925 ~ 2012) Hal Arnot passed away on Apafter a short battle with cancer. A quote from the 1933 Bronco about a cadet, George O.
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