In loving memory of

Larry 'Hippie' Melvin Beeding
July 27, 1949 - June 6, 2004

Larry 'Hippie' Beeding OAKVILLE, Iowa #45;- Larry Melvin 'Hippie' Beeding, 54, Oakville, died Sunday, June 6, 2004, at the Colony Flea Market, Colony, Mo. Graveside services are 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 9, at the Wapello Cemetery, Wapello. The Rev. Dan Dickey will officiate. Honorary casket bearers are Steven Walker, David Walker, Rick Walker, Jeff Bass, Harry Westfall and Jerry Beeding. The family will gather for a private viewing at the Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home, Wapello. A memorial fund has been established. Mr. Beeding was born July 27, 1949, in Muscatine, the son of Clyde Ã'PeteÃ" and Dorothy Ford Beeding. He married Harriet Dickey Nov. 10, 1999, in Oakville. He was a welder, junker, trader and wheeler-dealer, attending many flea markets to buy, sell and trade. He was an avid fisherman and camper and loved old country music. He was the happiest at home with his family and also while on the Mississippi River. Survivors include his wife; his father, Clyde 'Pete' Beeding and wife, Judy, of Oakville; his mother, Dorothy Beeding of Muscatine; a daughter, Jennifer Calvin of Georgia; three sons, Larry Scott Beeding of Oakville, Zacheriah Palmer and Harrison Beeding, both at home; three grandchildren, Kira, Jayce and Dillan; a sister, Wanda Walker of Muscatine; his maternal grandmother, Violet Ford of Muscatine; along with many aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by a brother, Steven Beeding.

Tributes

harrison steven beeding wrote on May 19, 2014:

"he was my father and he past away when i was 5 years old im 15 now. i was staying the night in his camper fleamarketing and my mother harriet beeding came to pick up and he was going to stay one more day. the next morning we got a call from the sheriff saying he past away in his sleep "

Annette Pegues wrote on Jun 8, 2004:

"I am sorry to hear about your loss, I too know the feeling of losing a loved one in death, this is something that no matter how many times we go through, we always feel the pain of hurt. I would like to share with you what has brought me comfort. Please let me know if it is ok. With Deepest Sympathy, Annette "