Birth date: Nov 12, 1947 Death date: Apr 19, 2011
Funeral services for Floyd N. “Mike” Beckcom, II, 63, of DeRidder, LA, will be held at 1 P.M., Friday, April 22, 2011, in Labby Memorial Funeral Home Chapel in DeRidder with his brother-in-law, Pat O’Brien, officiating. Burial wil Read Obituary
Mr. Beckcom, you will be missed by many. You touched so many students at DeRidder, including myself. RIP.
I thought of you often over the years. You made Biology fun, kept us on our toes, and challenged us. I hope my kids have teachers as amazing and effective as you. Thanks!
I thank you Mr. Beckom for being a motivator and an inspiration in my life. You made Chemistry challenging and fun all at the same time!! Thank you for all of the fun times and for being a good friend as well. You will truly be missed. I did get to see you just a few days before you were called home and it felt just like old times again. I will always remember that day. May you rest in peace my friend. I applaud you for a job well done!!
great man, great teacher, full of life. Will be missed by everyone. DeRidder High School was never the same after he left! (Whats that smell Beckom, I don't know~clear the room)
To Mike's family. I knew him well while we were at McNeese. He was always a fun loving guy. He always made me smile. Iknow all of you will miss him dearly. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. May he rest in the arms of the Lord.
Mike was a great biology teacher and friend. He will be missed. \r\nOur deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow. Trust in God for comfort and solace during this time. He will guide and protect you. \r\n\r\nSincerely, \r\nRev. Lee and Christine Darbonne
High School would not have been the same with out you. You will be missed....
My condolences to the family.. He was the best teacher anyone could ever ask for. \r\nKatie
Thank you so much for making science enjoyable. You will be missed.
I don't remember a lot about High School since it's almost been 30 years, but I sure do remember Mr. Beckcom's class. \r\n\r\n He made class very interesting and memorable. He will be missed and remembered forever!
