Bobby Wayne Freeman

It doesn't seem like it's been that long since you went to heaven. Love and miss you

Love and miss you big brother. Until we see each other again...

I love and miss you dearly big brother. Save us a seat next to you and mom in heaven. See you soon...

My Dear Brother Bobby:

How we miss you!!!! We talk of you often big brother and think of you even more and always will. We looked up to you in so many ways and appreciated your gained life knowledge you shared with us. I still use your cooking tips. : )
Love you always!
Doris Lane

My Brother, Bobby . . .

His grin was infectious when he was around. That is what I will remember most…he always had “that” distinct grin that was so "him"!

He showed his parents, siblings, family and friends his love, devotion, commitment and caring time and again.

I cherish our conversations and the fun memories.

I know I will see him again. In the interim, I will tremendously miss him.

I had not seen Bobby since about 1969. He, Lonnie Ray,and Dewey Morris, and I, all went to school together, and had as good a friendship as kids growing up together could have. Lonnie Ray left us after I had joined the Navy. Over time I lost all contact with Bobby. It is truly sad to learn of Bobby's passing. I had wondered a million times what ever became of him. He is now in a much better place. God Bless Bobby's memory.
Jim(Jimmy) Kight
Jacksonville, Texas
254-226-2890

Very grateful of having the opportunity to know Bobby, always welcomed me in the airport every time and from the first time I arrived at Pineville, real Southern style so helpful on my stay there. A great character with lots of great life stories, and never forget that voice! So deeply saddened by his passing but feel he is now at peace and shining bright out there and all close will reunite sometime on the other side. Many Blessings

Bobby was our best friend for the last ten years of his life. We have so many happy memories to treasure always, lots of laughs and fun adventures together. We looked upon him as a superhero; it always seemed like there was nothing Bobby couldn't do. He made our transition from living in the Northeast to settling in Central Louisiana a million times easier; he explained everything we needed to know about the local culture and how to get by here. We would have been lost without Bobby and...

Bobby Wayne was a wonderful big brother. He was there for me many times when no one else was. He was always devoted to his family, so much so that he chose to be with them until the end of his courageous battle with cancer. Now he is free of pain and with his father and mother in heaven. I love him and will miss him dearly.