Edward Robert Beeso II

Edward Robert Beeso II, age 56, of Baldwin, Georgia, passed away on June 20, 2025, in Worcester, Massachusetts, after a long illness—while proudly completing the final check on his bucket list.

Born on March 25, 1969, in Worcester, Massachusetts, Eddie lived a life full of love, grit, and devotion to the people who mattered most to him. He was a man who said exactly what he meant and stood firm in who he was—often telling others, “You don’t like it, turn around. This is how God made me.”

For 38 years, Eddie was the devoted husband of his beloved wife, Sue A. (Cichanowicz) Beeso. Together they built a life rooted in love, family, and countless adventures. He was a proud father to Edward Robert (Kimberly) Beeso III of Cornelia, GA, Jessica Sue (Timothy) Jones of Baldwin, GA, and Gavin Edward Beeso of Baldwin, GA. He also shared a deep bond with his “Brother in Christ,” William (Jane) Rowe II of Milford, MA; sister Donna Beeso and her husband in spirit, Brian Walsh of Worcester, MA; brothers Michael Beeso of Louisiana and Trevor Beeso of Cleveland, GA; brother-in-law Arthur (Elizabeth) LeBlanc of Worcester, MA; sisters-in-law Gloria English of Worcester, MA and Tina (Anthony) Briggs of Lakeland, FL; niece Angelina Bria (fiancé Robert Page), great-niece Lucia Page, and numerous other nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his grandson, Bently Edward Beeso of Cleveland, GA; his father, Edward Robert Beeso Sr. of Cleveland, GA; and many loved ones who went before him.

Eddie was a man of remarkable skill and determination—a true “jack of all trades.” His greatest passion was anything automotive. If it had wheels and a motor, he was determined to make it faster, better, and stronger than it was meant to be. As a gifted mechanic, many said he could often diagnose a problem just by hearing it. He spent countless years building and racing cars—first on the asphalt tracks of New England alongside his dad, and later on the dirt tracks of Georgia in limited late model cars.

When he wasn’t turning wrenches, Eddie could be found on his Harley Davidson, or in the stands at NASCAR races, cheering on his favorites—from Mark Martin back in the day to his current driver, Kyle Busch. He attended races at Charlotte Motor Speedway and other tracks with family and friends, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

He cherished traveling—especially annual family trips to Florida—and in recent years made it his mission to check off every item on his bucket list.

Above all, Eddie was a man who loved deeply and gave freely. If someone needed help, he was there—no matter how big or small the problem. His loyalty, authenticity, and heart will be missed by everyone who knew him.

A Memorial Service for Eddie will be held at 2:00 PM on Saturday, August 16, 2025, at Chattahoochee Baptist Church.  The Rev. Chris Anderson will officiate. The family will receive friends from 12:00 PM until the service hour at the church. 

To share a memory or condolences with the family, visit Eddie’s online guestbook at andersonnunderwod.com. 

Anderson-Underwood Funeral Home, 2068 Highway 19 North Dahlonega, GA 30533