Henry W. Beauvais, Jr.

February 4, 2021
Sue and Phil and Family, I am so sorry to hear about your dad/grandfather. What a testimony that he and your mom were married 65 years!! My memory of your dad is foggy but he looks so happy in the picture you have posted in his memorial. I am sure he was very much like you and your mom and the rest of your family - a big smile, an easy laugh, and a joy to be around!! In our thoughts,  Barbie Bunn DaRosa

Sue, Hailey,  & family, We are so sorry for your loss.  What an amazing selfless man that you were all blessed to have in your lives.  Please know we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.  Love, The Swainamer family 

What can I say... the loss is real and heart felt.  When Ruth brought me home from church, a new face in the congregation, Henry welcomed me.  As I became "adopted" as a Hodgson sister, I was a very familiar face just hanging out.  He was always keen to show me something interesting he came across.  He loved puttering in the yard and the basement.  I will never forget the night I got a call that my Dad had died up in Maine.  Without being asked, he and Ruth got in the car and insisted on diving the 6 hour drive to get me home.  They rested up and headed right back to Taunton. Impressive love and caring.  You will be missed Henry by all your family... this "adopted" one included.

I remember sitting behind the Beauvais family in church for many years. Henry’s daughter Sue became one of my dearest friends. I know how much Sue loved her Dad. I remember hearing stories of many wonderful family times over the years. I wish to extend my sincerest condolences to Sue, Phil, and their family. I’m sure he’s looking down at you now with love and pride. RIP Henry.

Sorry for your family's loss.  I know he will be missed by so many.