Vern Beachy

Vern Beachy of Carroll Iowa, His book; A Tear-Stained Letter; surviving multiple sclerosis and my wife's suicide, is now available to purchase. It went "live" last week and can be bought from his website Click here for a link directly to my publisher. as well as Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Vern Beachy is an award-winning journalist who now works as a patient advocate for Biogen.

Danny Beachy Bonners Ferry Idaho

Danny first got his private pilot license in 2007. May 19, 2011 he passed his exam for instrument rating. The following month in June he took his family to Guatemala where he is a missionary pilot. Congratulations! Picture credit.

Nikki Beachy New Lenox IL

"I love working with (the campers) because they're so happy when they get on the bikes and are riding," said volunteer Nikki Beechy, a freshman at Providence Catholic High School. Tammy Burt, a professor at Ball State University who conducts summer camps to teach bike-riding skills to children with disabilities, said the local camp held last week provided the most volunteers out of all the camps she has run. Click for the article in the NewLenoxPatch By Rachel Gilmore o6/18/11

Leah Beechy and Josh Stettler Engagement

Brian and Beth Beechy announce the engagement of their daughter, Leah Beechy, to Josh Stetter. Josh is the son of Kimberly Rangel and the late Larry Stetter. Click for date and details in Times Reporter.com staff report. Posted June 18, 2011 04:00 AM, Dover-New Philadelphia, Ohio

William Beachy

Beachy, who has spent 45 years in Howard County schools — 38 as the band and strings teacher at Waterloo — is retiring from his position at the end of the school year. Beachy, 66, lives in Ellicott City, and while he tells his colleagues he plans on traveling — "I don't want to disappoint them," he said — his main goal is to spend time editing and composing music. Any travelling he does will be a result of that, he said. Click to read the article by Sara Toth Baltimore Sun (blog)

Jaret Beechy

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio - The Strongsville 12U Blue Stallions baseball team is off to a great start, winning its second tournament of the season. Playing in Cuyahoga Falls and Barberton the first week of June, the Blue Stallions defeated four teams from Solon, Canton, Manchester and Cincinnati on their way to the title at the Great Lakes Prime Time Shootout. Picture names Members of the Strongsville 12U Blue Stallions baseball team pictured are (front row) JARET BEECHY; (middle row) Nico Ramicone, Kyler Damm, Ian Hennessey and Danny Nagel; (back row) Johnny Robinson, Joey Stewart, Conner Meehan, Ben Schroth and Tommy Schmock. Not pictured is Danny Varnish Click for more by Plain Dealer Staff

Dave & Kari Beachy

David Wayne Beachy was born June 11 2011 at 4:48 AM, 7 lbs 8 ounces. Parents Dave and Kari Beachy of Sarasota Florida. Dave is the real estate broker at Beachy Properties.
Congratulations!

Jay Peachey Bull Rider

According to Jay Peachey of Belleville PA, a bull rider competing in the Memorial Day Rodeo at Wellsville Frontier Days club grounds on Monday, it all comes down to eight seconds. That's the amount of time that a bull rider must stay on the animal in order to get a score. Judges assign scores to the riders based not on the amount of time they stay mounted, but according to how much control they assert and how much the bull bucks. Peachey, of Belleville, spends his weekdays pouring concrete foundations for a living. But on weekends, Peachey spends his time traveling to any rodeos he can get to in the region. Peachey would be hard-pressed to say why exactly he wanted to get into bull riding in the first place. But wherever the urge came from, it led him to a school in Texas where he learned the skill. "It's a little scary at first, but the adrenaline rush takes a lot of the fear away," Peachey said. Cick for article By Tom Joyce Daily Record/Sunday News 05/30/2011 Picture credit,

Jim Beechy Councilman

MILLERSBURG OH. -- It's official. The James Crissey Memorial Swimming Pool will be closed for the 2011 season because of severe damage in the pool's floor caused by high water. The pool bed was poured in 1929, which makes village officials feel they got their money's worth without having to perform major structural repairs for more than 80 years. Now that the concrete is exposed, it is obvious several flaws existed from the first pour.
"I had three people come up to me today and say 'I hope you're not closing the pool' and that has an impact," said Councilman Jim Beechy. "Unfortunately it won't be available this year." Click for article by Jeff Canning, Staff Writer June 3, 2011