John Beasley

[John Townsend]

This obituaries section is rather hit and miss, but perhaps that is hard to avoid.

For example, we lost John Beasley on 3 March 2024, a significant figure in the chess problem world. Source: The British Chess Problem Society:

https://theproblemist.org/weeklies/2024/20240318.html

[John Upham]

This obituaries section is rather hit and miss, but perhaps that is hard to avoid.

For example, we lost John Beasley on 3 March 2024, a significant figure in the chess problem world. Source: The British Chess Problem Society:

https://theproblemist.org/weeklies/2024/20240318.html

See

https://www.jsbeasley.co.uk/

[John Upham]

JB is referenced several times within

https://britishchessnews.com/

(which you may find using the Search option)

but, as yet, a biographical item has not been written.

I hope to attend to this omission following the Penrose work for the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

[John Saunders]

I never met John Beasley in the flesh but he contributed the Endgame Studies feature which appeared in BCM every other month while I was the magazine's editor (1999-2010). His attention to detail and accuracy were matchless. In all the time we worked together, there was not a single error in his copy and it always fitted exactly in the space provided without cuts or additions being required. As typesetter as well as editor, I always felt an extra degree of pressure to live up to his 100% accuracy and precision when typesetting and submitting the proofs for his scrutiny. He would be equally accurate, as well as courteous, at the proof-reading stage. He was one of the most remarkable people I have ever had the pleasure of working with.

[John Upham]

John Derek Beasley (15 février 19401 et mort le 3 mars 2024)

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[John Upham]

See

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Beas ... A9miste%29

There is no English language version of the same page which is an omission I can correct being an amateur Wikimist