We took our commitment very seriously early on. And what happens when you make a commitment is, you are freed up from worrying that the other person is going to leave. This means you can make a mistake and it won’t ruin the relationship. This gives you a safe place to work through your issues and improve as a person.

– Michele Beach

One of my personal philosophies is to make choices to be the best person you can be in any situation. We can’t all be the smartest, tallest, or the fastest, but you can make the decision to be the most honest, and to be a person of good character. When we decided to have a successful marriage, I decided I wanted to try to be the absolute best spouse that I could be.

– Charles Beach

What are the secrets to a long and happy marriage? What does unconditional love for one’s children look like? What can newlyweds do to ensure the success of their union?

Find out in this week’s very special episode of The Learn to Love Podcast, the 50th episode anniversary, where your host Zach Beach interviews his very own parents, Charles and Michele Beach, on Loving Marriage and Family.

For the transcript of this episode, click here.

Ep 50: Loving Marriage and Family, Special 50th Episode Anniversary with Michele and Charles Beach

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about Charles and Michele Beach

Michele Beach is a lifelong educator.  On her path to becoming a teacher, she was the first person in her family to attend and graduate from college.  Over the span of her 40+ year career, she taught students ages 3-21 as well as university students and graduate students, students with visual impairments and multiple disabilities.  She served as a school principal and also a director of special programs in the same school district. Over that same period of time, Michele focused on the most important aspect of her life – her family. Her family has always been a source of joy, strength, and inspiration.  

Chuck Beach is a graduate of Northern Illinois University and pursued a career in computers working in aerospace and defense, as well as engaging in a startup. He also taught classes on Information Systems at Rockford University. He has been on the board of the local Red Cross chapter, and the board of a local homeless shelter.  As the biggest fan of his own children, he has shared the journey as a soccer coach, chess coach, robotics coach, high school game announcer. 

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