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Bean died in Shreveport at the age of sixty-six. He was survived by his wife, Carol Grady Bean (born 1946), and a daughter, Mary Elizabeth Bean of Shreveport. His funeral was held in the temporary quarters of Summer Grove Baptist Church<ref name=ksla/> in South Park Mall in Shreveport, with his former pastor, [[Wayne DuBose]], officiating. One of the speakers, Huntington Blair "Hunt" Downer, Jr. (born 1946), a brigadier general of the Louisiana Army National Guard, a former [[Speaker]] of the Louisiana House of Representatives, and a failed 2003 [[Governor|gubernatorial]] candidate, noted that Bean had risked his life to save nearly all of the men otherwise doomed in the helicopter crash. He presented a flag to Carol and Mary Bean.

Bean died in Shreveport at the age of sixty-six. He was survived by his wife, Carol Grady Bean (born 1946), and a daughter, Mary Elizabeth Bean of Shreveport. His funeral was held in the temporary quarters of Summer Grove Baptist Church<ref name=ksla/> in South Park Mall in Shreveport, with his former pastor, [[Wayne DuBose]], officiating. One of the speakers, [[Hunt Downer|Huntington Blair "Hunt" Downer, Jr.]] a retired major general of the Louisiana Army National Guard, a former [[Speaker]] of the Louisiana House of Representatives, and a failed 2003 [[Governor|gubernatorial]] candidate, noted that Bean had risked his life to save nearly all of the men otherwise doomed in the helicopter crash. He presented a flag to Carol and Mary Bean.

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