Caprice Rae Payne Freeman

Caprice was such a loving and giving person. She was a prime example of God's love in the earth. We extend our deepest sympathy to Fred and the children, as well as to all of those who were blessed to have had their lives touched by such a rare jewel. Because of her, Kaitlyn is here today. We know in whom she trusted with unwavering faith. May God Bless You and comfort you.

To the Freeman family,

I remember Caprice as a beautiful praying spirit. We first met in Bro. Boyle's Wednesday night prayer group at MBCC on Raines Rd. Be encouraged for you will see her again.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. My life was blessed by knowing Caprice at Alabama State University and pledging AKA with her on the 50 Blossoms of Spring line in 1982. Caprice was such a beautiful, genuine, loving, and intelligent person whom I admired and respected. As the days and weeks pass, and as you and the family return to life's routine, may you all continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. May the wonderful memories of joyful times with...

My thoughts and prayers goes out to the Freeman family. I pledged in 1982 with Caprice (50 Blossoms of Springs). She was a kind and humble sister that I am sure will be missed. Remember that God knows best. Rest in peace my sister!!

My condolences to the Payne and Freeman families. I had the pleasure of knowing Caprice at Alabama State University and pledging AKA with her on the 50 Blossoms of Spring line. Caprice was smart, kind and as sweet as can be. You are now an "Ivy Beyond the Wall." Rest in peace my sister.

My condolence to the family, Caprice and I were sorors, we pledged on the 50 blossoms of spring at Alabama State University, rest in peace my sister, God has called another of his lovely flowers home.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To family and friends:

An angel spoke to me this morning and advised me to look up my grade-school buddy, Caprice. I did not otherwise know of her passing. I decided to search for her on the internet and my heart sank as I read this news. Caprice and I were best friends back in our early grade school years at John Hay Elementary in Minneapolis and I have thought of her often. I regret that we did not get a chance to reconnect since those days, but I know that I will see her again...

I was friend of Caprice in high school and knew her to be a special person. It sounds like she continued to show how special she was during the past 30 years. I feel fortunate to have known her and I pray for the best for her family during this difficult time.