Broncos Honor Late GM John Beake, a Two-time Super Bowl Champ

WHO:

denverbroncos.com - John Beake, former general manager of the Denver Broncos, passed away at the age of 87.

denverbroncos.com - Beake is survived by his wife, Marcia, and his sons, Chip and Chris, along with his grandchildren, Colin, Giselle, Jack, Emilie, Madeline, Vivienne, and Pau.

denverbroncos.com - Beake was preceded in death by his daughter, Jerilyn.

WHAT:

denverbroncos.com - John Beake helped guide the Broncos to five Super Bowl appearances and two championships (Super Bowl XXXII and XXXIII).

denverbroncos.com - Beake served as the Broncos' general manager for 14 years and was instrumental in winning seven division titles and making 12 playoff appearances.

Daily Mail Sports - Beake won a third Super Bowl title with the Kansas City Chiefs.

WHERE:

denverbroncos.com - Beake worked with the Denver Broncos, located in Englewood, Colorado.

denverbroncos.com - Beake also coached for the Kansas City Chiefs and the New Orleans Saints.

WHEN:

denverbroncos.com - Beake began his tenure with the Broncos in 1979 and held multiple roles before becoming general manager.

denverbroncos.com - Beake's tenure as general manager ended in 2000.

WHY:

denverbroncos.com - The Broncos expressed sadness over Beake's passing, highlighting his enduring impact on the organization during his more than two decades with the team.

HOW:

denverbroncos.com - Beake was involved in multiple personnel roles, including director of pro personnel and director of player personnel, before becoming general manager.

denverbroncos.com - He was a longtime member of the Broncos' Ring of Fame committee, helping to elect players to the franchise's highest honor.

John Beake, the former general manager of the Denver Broncos, has passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind his wife Marcia, his sons Chip and Chris, and his grandchildren. During his impressive 14-year tenure with the Broncos, Beake played a pivotal role in guiding the team to five Super Bowl appearances and securing two championships, as well as winning a third title with the Kansas City Chiefs. The Broncos have expressed their sadness over his passing, recognizing the significant impact he had on the organization throughout his more than two decades with the team.