Visiting MV in Jacksonville Feb 1987. Miss spending time with you big brother. Xoxo

Miss you big brother. MV on his 4th birthday with sister Ann. (5/6/57) xoxo 

It is hard to share just one memory when someone’s life has touched yours for decades, but one stands out to me as symbolic. Cary was attending a sales convention in Iowa in the dead of winter and became ill prior to boarding his flight home. He was due to arrive after midnight. I called MV knowing he would be there not only for Cary but to support me as well. MV, you have always gone above and beyond and expected so little in return. You have been the epitome of a dear friend. We will miss you so very much. 💞

MV and nephews: Zach, Josh, & Lex...February ‘92

MV with nephews (brothers), Joshua, Zachariah, & Jason...July ‘90

MV with nephews: Zachariah, Jason, Joshua, & Jesse...November ‘90

MV with nephew, Jonathan Zachariah, January ‘83

MV with nephews, Jason & Joshua, May ‘79

I worked with M.V. several years, he was so much fun to work with. He like to pull pranks anything for a laugh. When he was promoted and went to another department we never lost track of each other. I will miss our lunches and road trips to see Chip and Grace.  I will miss those hugs and talks we had for hours. Lovey, I knew what M.V. stood for , but I will take that to my grave. Love and miss you till we meet again. Vicki

Lunch with MV, Tom Strube and Russell in Blowing Rock, NC. 12/2017 

I met MV in 1995 when he and the crew of SA's came to Raleigh for the first roll out of laptops and the PRO platform for yellow pages sales. He got the "honor" of sticking around for several months to support us since Raleigh had not hired an SA, and I consider myself blessed to be chosen for that job soon after and to spend a great deal of time with MV and to learn from him. We became great friends over that spring and summer, and that friendship lasted for 24+ years and endured distance, family obligations, job changes and his retirement. He stopped in Raleigh just 3 months ago for a visit, and I'm so thankful for that last time together and that final memory.
I do know that he may be slightly upset that I finally know what MV stands for, and I know that when we meet again he will look at me and point that finger at me and tell me "don't you dare call me by anything other than MV". At the same time he will have a huge smile on his face which will confirm that our friendship will also endure death. Until that time MV know that you are one of a kind, those of us that knew you in life were blessed beyond words and you are and always will be loved. RIP my brother!

The world has lost a fine person. I will always remember the fun we had in TC and Customer Service. You made a difference! Thanks for all the laughs.  May you rest in eternal peace. 

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M.V. Belyeu

6 May, 1953 – 1 November, 2019

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