Brian Michael Freije

It's been three months and I miss you every minute of every day. I know you are with people you love and with God. I pray everyday to have a sign that you're ok. I'll love you forever.

We were privelaged to witness the many roles that Brian took on in his life. He was a supportive son, loving and committed husband, a dedicated father and a fun and silly grandpa who truly loved his grandchildren Max and Sadie to the fullest.
Brian was a humble man who loved others unconditionally. He was a role model and made such a impact on the lives of many others.
Brian, you will forever live in our hearts.

We really go to know Brian when his son, Joe got engaged to our daughter, Maddie about 8 years ago. We noticed right away how much he adored Maddie & brought her into his family quickly. That meant a lot to us. Brian also loved being a grandfather, which was obvious anytime you saw him around Max & Sadie. We are proud to call Brian a friend & he'll be sorely missed

Brian is one of those guys once you start hanging out with you appreciate a true friendship he has big heart and he is blast to play golf with him . We all have great memories playing golf together with Friej just added a little extra to the game Brian will be deeply missed by myself and all the friends who knew him .
Love YA Bro

Brian's hard work and focused determination were an inspiration. I learned much just from watching him. He had a generous heart and always rewarded hard work. I am grateful to have known him.

He seemed to know everyone and everyone definitely knew him.... never met a stranger. Rest in Peace, Brother

When I heard the news about Brian I thought of Billy Joels song Only the good die young. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.

Brian was a great guy. EVERYONE who knew Brian ALWAYS had just a little more fun whenever Freij was around! On the golf course or off! On behalf of the guys at Sycamore Hills Golf Club and Twin Lakes Golf Club, we will miss him greatly. RIP! Fairways and Greens forever! L.D.

I am a better man having known Brian as his sharp focus and determination taught me how to make things happen. His work ethic was very admirable as he could work circles around anyone which influenced everyone else to work harder. He always recognized hard work and character and rewarded the same. He will be sorely missed.