It is with both great sorrow and relief that we announce Bob's passing at 2:50 p.m. on Saturday, July 11th, 2009. Bob was surrounded by family members Shelly, Brandi, Jodi, Kevin, Bill and his wife Judy, and nephew Brad. We know he is now fully restored, free from pain and with his mom and dad and all other family members who have passed before him.
Thank you friends, for your love, support and prayers. We'll post memorial information when it is available.
Love,
The Freemans
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To all the Freeman family,
ReplyDeleteI'm very sorry to hear of your loss this afternoon. Know he is in a better place and is no longer in any pain. My family and I were truly honored to know such a wonderful man. Please let us know if you need anything.
Susie Zickuhr, Tara Andrews, and Tammy Lindsay
Freeman Family,
ReplyDeleteWe are so sorry to hear of Bob's passing this afternoon. He was a wonderfully kind & talented person & I'm sure he will be missed by many!! It's been years since I've been by ol AB Miller but I need to make a trip so that I can see for myself all the wonderful improvements he (& his students) have made that my Mom has told me so much about. May you find peace & comfort in the countless memories you have shared with each other.
with love,
Deanna (LaRocque) Swilley & Family
Keep them straight and plumb, my friend. It has been an honor and a joy to work with you.
ReplyDeleteare prayers are with the entire family. were so sorry for your loss, love denny and susie carlson
ReplyDeleteThe Freeman Family,
ReplyDeleteWe are truely honored to have know bob and witnessed him and his awesome ways. Bob always brought a smile to my face and and was willing to goof off with me. He taught me how to lay block and how to shoot wiskey! Im glad I have as many memories with him as i do. He will truly be missed by all. Much love goes out to your family.
Love,
Brad Pruden (and family)
Bob a gem of a person.AMEN!
ReplyDeleteThe wonderful fun memories and stories I have from David and family; our bbq's, shared holidays,helping one another...too many to remember.. outstanding memories!! My sincere heartfelt condolences to
Shelley and family, Bill and family and all those close to him.
Bob will be missed, he was a good man. I haven't seen him since I left Miller 3 years ago, but I remember his can do attitude, positive outlook on life and his friendly smile. Bob never refused an opportunity to help any of his students or colleagues. I want to extend my sincere condolences and I pray that his family finds comfort in this time of great loss and that God will ease the pain you are feeling.
ReplyDeleteDarsey Beck
Many people have been sadened by the news of Bob's passing, yet it flashes great memories in many. I feel very blessed and honored to have known this man. May you find peace in the many wonderful memories that you have. My thoughts and prayers are with the Freeman family.
ReplyDeleteJennice Russi
Bob Freeman was an awesome man! He will be missed dearly. We are very lucky that to have him as our friend. Freeman family our thoughts and prayers are with you and we are here if there is anything you need.
ReplyDeleteWe love you, Kevin and Bridget Cooper
To the wonderful Feeman family,
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to all of you. In this situation nothing that anyone says takes away the hurt. I just wanted to say thank you. Brandi & I had the pleasure of going to AB Miller together. Your door was always open to us, for whatever event that was going on. It was a pleasure knowing Bob Freeman, I have nothing but good memories! Thank You again.
Rebecca Marshall
Shelly, Brandi & Jodi
ReplyDeleteIt was my privilage to have your husband and father as a friend for 45 years. We met in high school, partied and matured (somewhat) together, served in the military at the same time, raised our families and grew old together. I will always remember Bob and I will always miss him.
Love, David
Shelly,Brandi & Jodi,
ReplyDeleteI am deeply sorry for your loss. As you already know, Bob was loved by everyone who knew him, but what you might not know, he was like family to me while I was at Miller. I lived in California for only 5 years, 3000 miles away from my own family. Bob imediately became my friend and helped me out as the new kid on the block. I frequently referred to him as Uncle Bob! He was one of my Miller favorites. Shelly, I will always remember the best prank anyone ever pulled on me was by Bob...remember what he stuck under my pillow when Mike and I stayed at your house?! I still have the photo you sent me. It's crazy, but I will treasure that photo even more.
May God comfort you,
Love, Tiffany
I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR THAT BOB HAS LEFT US, I WILL MISS HIM GREATLY BUT I KNOW THIS, THAT IN HEAVEN BY THE END OF THIS WEEK THERE WILL BE ALOT OF YOUNG MASONS HAVING THE TIME OF THEIR LIFES WITH BOB'S KNOWLEDGE AND SPIRT. WITH LOVE, CHERIE & DARRELL CONK
ReplyDeletemY lOVE, tHOUGHTS aND prAYERS aRE wITH tHE eNTIRE fREEMan fAMILY aS yOU aLL gO tHROUGH tHIS tIME...bOB wILL tRULY bE mISSSED bY mANY mANY pEOPLE tHAT hiS LIfE tOUCHED tHROUGHouT tHE yEARS....mAY hE wALK wITH tHE aNGELS....
ReplyDeletewITH LovE.....NiKi
I went to Miller (c/o 03) but didn't have Mr. Freeman as a teacher. I knew people who did. From the small times I was around him, I can say he was a great and wonderful man. I'm so sorry for your lost. Sending Freeman family hugs and prayers.
ReplyDeleteBob's friendship was a gift to those of us lucky enough to know him. I've never met anyone who truly gave of himself so generously. The tears of the last few days can never wash away the joy and laughter of the years of softball, golf, camping and just sharing our lives and family. Rest in peace my friend. You will be truly missed.
ReplyDeleteKevin Cooper