Beau Brown Wiles

Beau Brown Wiles, 54, passed away peacefully on August 24, 2025. He was born in Kingsport, Tennessee, on August 13, 1971, and was the beloved son of James Wiles and Roe Pearce Wiles.

A devoted family man, Beau was a loving husband, son, brother, nephew, uncle, father, and grandfather. He will forever be remembered by his family and friends as a man of unwavering determination, strength, compassion, and great generosity.

Beau was a hardworking and accomplished professional known for his honesty, skill, and strong work ethic. He was a Regional Manager of Operations for Healthcare Services Group for over 10 years, until his retirement in 2025.

In his personal life, Beau found great joy in all forms of creativity. He enjoyed cooking, reading, writing, art, movies, games, and he loved to listen to and play music.

Beau was drawn to the outdoors. Whether he was enjoying his garden or traveling on a grand adventure, he was truly enamored with every part of the world.

Beau had a natural magnetism with animals. Both with his furry companions, and others he came across on his journeys, he shared a special connection with all animals that was undeniable.

Most of all, Beau loved spending time with his family and friends. Birthdays, holidays, gatherings, and vacations were where his spirit truly shone the brightest.

Beau is preceded in death by his uncles, Carl DeBrosse and Raymond Pearce; aunts, Judy McDowell and Tina Pearce; and cousins, Anna, Mac, and Sherry McDowell.

In addition to his parents, Beau is survived by his loving wife of 15 years, Kimberly Wiles; his sons and soon to be daughter-in-law, Noah Jones, Rowan Wiles, and Kasey Matthews; his two brothers and his sisters-in-law, Buck and Aleida Wiles, and Michael J. and Michelle Wiles; grandchildren, Grayson Jones and Oliver Jones; aunts, Betty DeBrosse, Carol Pearce, and Caroline Pearce; uncles Peter and Buck Pearce; and nieces and nephews Erin and Nate Evans, Elizabeth Wiles, Kaleigh Dyer, and Michael B. and Chloe Wiles; all of whom he loved very dearly.

Beau's legacy lives on through the family he cherished and the many lives he touched through his kindness and generosity. He will be missed, and forever loved by all that had the privilege of knowing him.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you share any fond memories of Beau, or any photos of him you may have to help forever keep his spirit and memory alive.