Obituaries

Thomas R Beierly Jr


Thomas

Thomas Beierly Jr. Born on August 19, 1990, in Juneau Alaska, passed away on August 19, 2026 — his 36th birthday. Thomas was a lifelong Alaskan with deep roots in both Alaska and Idaho. While Juneau was where he was born and raised, Idaho held a special place in Thomas’s heart. It was a place deeply connected to his family, his memories, and the roots that meant so much to him. Thomas was a son, brother, uncle, cousin, nephew, friend, and above all else, he was someone who loved his family deeply. Thomas had a huge heart and a big personality that could fill a room. He was the most loving & loyal person to the people he cared about. He had a way of making people laugh with his silly terrorizing and shenanigans. Those who knew him best will remember his humor, his stubborn streak, his larger-than-life personality, and the countless little moments that made him unmistakably the most lovable Thomas. The things he loved most besides his Mom, was a Chevy truck, operating heavy equipment and anything that gave him an opportunity to get his hands dirty by playing in the dirt and having some fun. He took tremendous pride in his work and in doing things his own way. He was proud of what he could build, fix, and accomplish, and he brought that same determination and passion into the things that mattered to him. Thomas leaves behind his parents, Cecelia and Donovan Frank; his father, Thomas Beierly Sr.; his sisters, Linnea Beierly and Cherelle Beierly; his beloved aunties and uncles, his nieces and nephews and his many close cousins who were considered his best friends. He also leaves behind many close friends whose lives have been touched by his presence. Thomas will be remembered for his beautiful heart, his mischievous spirit, his love of family, and the pride he took in the things he loved. Though his life was far too short, Thomas left behind a lifetime of memories and laughter that will be carried forever by the people who loved him. Be at peace Thomas. Your beautiful soul will never be forgotten.