Birth date: Nov 2, 1942 Death date: Jul 20, 2020
Joseph Bryans Beggs November 2, 1942 - July 20, 2020 Joseph Bryans Beggs, “Bryans”, age 77, resident of Fremont passed away peacefully with his loving wife by his side after a brief illness. Bryans was a native of Belfast, North Read Obituary
Bryans was an amazing person and wonderful neighbor. He always came by with a helping hand, warm smile and ready with a good joke to make us laugh. Our memories of Bryans will be always be cherished. We are lucky to have a beautiful video made by him for Ashna’s birthday very recently . We fondly miss you Bryans— Garima, Vishal, Ashna, Geetansh
I have clear memories of you visiting us in Belfast on one of the Hamilton family gatherings. My Grandad Bryans was very fond of you and proud of sharing his name with you. You and Margaret were wonderful hosts when I backpacked across America as a student and I remember a lot of laughs with you both. Sending love and condolences from Sheffield, England.
Sorry to hear about Bryans ,Margaret, hope you're keeping ok, ,today 8/1 my Margaret would have been 78. Take care, God bless. Stan.
What a gift is was to have Bryan and Margaret as our neighbors for many years. They were like grandparents to my three kids and we loved Bryan very much. One of the first memories of Bryan was when he came to my rescue after a snake came into my house. I had my young kids piled on a couch off the floor as he rushed over and saved the day even though he hated snakes! Bryan would always collect treats to share with my kids and their house was the highlight for the kids every holiday, especially on Halloween! Such wonderful memories that we will forever hold dear and appreciate. Sending our love to the family.
Love,
Magliulo Family
We are so sorry to hear of Bryans passing. We will cherish the fond memories of Bryans & Margaret’s visits to Belfast especially the surprise ones!! Loved the craic & banter we had. Bryans you will be missed.
Thinking of Margaret & the family at this time.
Much love from Deborah, Mark, Rebecca & Sarah xx
Bryans
We only saw you occasionally when you came home to Belfast and how you loved those wee trips. We got to visit you once in Fremont and you and Margaret made us so welcome. We had a laugh at your ‘twelfth’ decorations in the garage. “You can take the boy out of Belfast but you can’t take Belfast out of the boy!” How true is that? We’ll always have lovely memories and will keep Margaret and family in our thoughts.
Lots of love
Beth and Roy
xx
If we had been born Latino, Billy, Bryans and I would have been known as "Tres Amigos." Ever since our families joined together, when our parents married, we have been through thick and thin. We took long hikes through the hills and rivers of Northern Ireland and if there was any way to be found to get in trouble, we found it. We sure had our share of trouble and then some but we also had a lot of fun finding it. In the 60 odd years we have been brothers, I only remember getting in one fight with each of them and that's rare for a bunch of boys living together. I always was close to Bryans since we were the same age and shared a lot of memories. This all carrier over to America, although our times of getting in trouble were coming to a close. I joined the navy but Bryans carried on the tradition by himself. Billy had stayed in Ireland. We could write a book about our experiences together and the fun times we had. Billy was the ring leader of course, at least he thought he was LOL! I loved those guys just like we were the same DNA and I will surely miss you Bryans, thanks for the good times we shared and don't go getting in any trouble in heaven, wait for me and see what we can get away with. It's a wee bit late to say it but I love ya brother, ya wee Leprechaun.
Grandpa,
I wish I could of said goodbye or seen you before you passed away. Truth is im in complete denial about you passing away which is probably why I haven't really broken down so hard yet, I will never forget any of the memories I have with you and grandma from the road trips we went on to the places we went I remember when grandma was at work and you took me to a little petting/amusement park not to far from her work. You were the best grandpa I could of ever wished for and knowing ur gone makes me feel lost and I don't know how to deal with the pain and hurt im feeling so much as went wrong for me lately and now your gone which makes everything harder because now I won't ever have u there To ask me if I need a punch in my nose nor will I get to have Irish tea with u after dinners at night......I miss you so much grandpa I wish you were still here but im gratefully happy that now your gone you won't be suffering anymore........ I love you grandpa 😢😢
