March 2, 2011, from Bill Angell
After our phone conversation of today, I am
bringing you and our fellow classmates up to date on the death of William J.
“Bill” Beyer. Bill was a '68 accounting major from Kansas City. He married Peggy
Malone in December of 1967 in K.C. After graduation, he and Peggy lived in
Overland Park, Kansas, Arlington, Tx and Riverside, Ca. They finally settled in
New Ulm, Minnesota where they bought and refurbished a mansion, making it into a
Bed and Breakfast.. That is where Bill died on October 30. 2010 following a
long, courageous battle with cancer. He is buried in the Kansas City area. He is
survived by Peggy, two daughters and a son and five grandchildren.
bringing you and our fellow classmates up to date on the death of William J.
“Bill” Beyer. Bill was a '68 accounting major from Kansas City. He married Peggy
Malone in December of 1967 in K.C. After graduation, he and Peggy lived in
Overland Park, Kansas, Arlington, Tx and Riverside, Ca. They finally settled in
New Ulm, Minnesota where they bought and refurbished a mansion, making it into a
Bed and Breakfast.. That is where Bill died on October 30. 2010 following a
long, courageous battle with cancer. He is buried in the Kansas City area. He is
survived by Peggy, two daughters and a son and five grandchildren.
As for myself, after graduation, I received an MBA
degree from the University of Iowa and owned several business entities here in
Muscatine, Iowa. After liquidating all my holdings, I took some time
off to work on my golf game and approximatley 20 years ago became a Registered
Investment Advisor/Stockbroker/Certiifed Financial Planner. That is what
occupies my time now. My dad passed away during our senior year at ND and I
lost my mother in August of 2009.
degree from the University of Iowa and owned several business entities here in
Muscatine, Iowa. After liquidating all my holdings, I took some time
off to work on my golf game and approximatley 20 years ago became a Registered
Investment Advisor/Stockbroker/Certiifed Financial Planner. That is what
occupies my time now. My dad passed away during our senior year at ND and I
lost my mother in August of 2009.
Bill Angell
wfangell@machlink.com