How To Honor Frank Beamer

How do you honor the guy who put your program on the map, gave you history like you've never had before, and set standards that he himself is having trouble meeting now which is leading to him retiring?

Nowadays, schools will often erect a statue or name a room or even a building after a figure who has made a difference in their program. I'd love to see the indoor practice facility formally called the Beamer Barn because without him, we'd never have had to build one that was tall enough to be able to practice punting inside. With regards to a statue though, I'm very torn. I think everything he's done deserves a statue without a doubt. We wouldn't be where we are without him, but Beamer is as humble as they come. He is quick to deflect the praise poured on him and credit his coaches and the players. He will always say that "we" helped build Virginia Tech, never "I" built it. So I have a hard time believe Beamer would be happy with a statue of himself because I don't think he will take credit for what he's done here.

So that leads me to ask, how do you honor the man who has been a Hokie for his whole life, lived Ut Prosim out on a daily basis, and is just a good ole boy from Fancy Gap, VA who happened to win some football games over the course of 29 years?