Aaron "Archie" Freedman

The name Freedman was a very common name in our house when I was growing up. I remember the excitement of walkiing in to Olympic Sports with my father, Charlie Bunker, and the kindness and generosity of the Freedman family. What an amazing person and a great life.

dear sidney and family... our family was sorry to hear about the loss of your dad... he was a wonderful and compassionate man... we all have fond memories of him... like our dad warren williams he was one of a kind.. and a heck of a handball player. our deepest sympathy... doreen and the rest of the Williams family

Sid, Archie was number one in every way. A super athlete and a great friend. He beat me at racquetball and made me feel as if I'd won. Win or lose, he set a high example for all of us. Sidney Dorfman.

There ws only ONE Archie. We will sorely miss him.

Please accept the family of Don Coyle's respect and prayers for Archie.Archie and the Freedman's were very good to my father and family when Olympic and Don Coyle's were in the sporting goods business in Worcester.Archie saved the day for us many times.God bless.

Fond memories of Uncle Archie will always be cherished by our family. May God's peace comfort us all at his passing.

Sid & Lisa,
So sorry to hear about Archie. He was a great cribbage partner in Vermont. Thoughts and prayers.
Amy & Jeff Mason

to all:
my thoughts are with you as you celebrate Archie's life. I first met Mr Freedman as David's father watching my brother Bob play hoops at Doherty. A few years later, Mr Freedman became my uncle Archie as I married into your wonderful family. Archie and Dorothy were always so nice to us as our kids loved to swim in their pool on most summer days. Many funny stories and memories from those days.
Enjoy the memories.
Rick