Jonathan Warn Beasley, age 54, of Branson, Missouri, passed into the arms of the Lord August 4, 2025.

Jonathan Warn Beasley, age 54, of Branson, Missouri, passed into the arms of the Lord August 4, 2025. He entered this life on May 18, 1971, in Okemah, Oklahoma, the son of Rick and Theresa (Warn) Beasley. Jonathan was joined in marriage to the love of his life Dianna “Cheryl” Hinchey on October 8, 1994. They were blessed with many lifelong memories.

From an early age, Jonathan developed a life-long love for the Oklahoma Sooners. This eventually led him to earning his bachelor’s degree in business from the University of Oklahoma. Early in their marriage, Jonathan and Cheryl attended many Sooners games in all sports. “Boomer Sooner” was a common cheer in the Beasley home. As time went on, they eventually made their home in Branson, Missouri, where Jonathan began his over 20-year career with Branson Public Schools and Branson On Stage Live. Known as “Mr. B” to his students and co-workers, Jonathan impacted the lives of many students, educators, and co-workers in the area. 

His greatest passion in life was his family, who lovingly called him “Pop Pop.” Every chance he had, Jonathan was watching the youth games of his kids and niece and nephews. “Pop Pop” enjoyed planning family trips, traveling, fishing, and grilling for his family, whom he loved beyond measure. After his grandkids were born, “Pop Pop” was their babysitter. This filled his heart with an overflowing joy that he could not describe with words. Every day, Jonathan made it a point to tell his beloved Cheryl “Babe, we are so blessed!” . Jonathan is survived by his loving wife of nearly 31 years, Cheryl Beasley of the home; son, Nathan Beasley and fiancé Shannon Blake of Kansas City, Missouri; daughter, Jodie Boff and husband Luke of Branson, Missouri; four grandchildren: Trace Beasley, Everest Boff, Forest Boff, and “Pop Pop’s Angel,” Juniper Boff; one grandchild on the way, Tanner Jonathan Beasley; two nephews: Ridge and Ryder Schroeder; niece, Valli Schroeder; sister, Jennifer Schroeder and husband, Christopher of Branson West, Missouri; his father, Rick Beasley of Oklahoma; and his mother, Theresa Beasley of Branson, Missouri.

A celebration of life and cookout in memory of Jonathan will be held from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Saturday, August 9, 2025, at The Well at FBC Branson.

Memorials may be made to Legacy Academy General Scholarship Fund https://legacyacademy.factsmgtadmin.com/ give/ to either the general fund or for his grandson Everest Boff. Arrangements and cremation are under the direction of Cremations of the Ozarks. To share a memory or send an online condolence to Jonathan’s family, please visit http://www.cremationsoftheozarks.com.