George Walter Freese

I just recently found out about the passing of George freese in 2014 my memory of George and the family I used to live across the street from George at 3314 Southwest Marigold Street in Portland I live there between the years of 1960 to 1970 I used to be friends with his son and used to go over the house and see the memorabilia of George is baseball career and that was exciting to me as a teenager and a baseball fan I never saw George play baseball but I did see his brother gene play against...

Condolences from a fellow Freese and Mountaineer.

Paul Freese

George Freese impacted my life more than he will ever know. After spending a whole year around him, five days a week, I got to know the soul of a caring, giving, loving former baseball player. His "look" and half cocked-smile I will always cherish as each morning we talked about life and his family. Baseball was a thrill for him to play for those years, especially the time he was able to spend with his brother Gene, but his family and friends are the things in life he loved most. RIP my...

George, our sympathies to you and your family on the passing of your father. It is never easy to go through this even if you know it's coming. Remember the good times. Bill, Karen and Lily Huerter. Halfmoon NY.

*sighs along with a heavy heart.

My thoughts and prayers to you all. And while I believe I am the youngest of the Freese 1st cousins...(Elmers youngest) I do have memories of the brothers (Uncle Bud and Gene, and Dad) faint as they may be..but memories of laughter and good times...And very nice write up!

I had the very great pleasure of meeting George in January at the Portland Oldtimers. George was an outstanding player on the Hollywood Stars, the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Puerto Rican Winter League Mayaguez Leones, three teams I grew up watching.

George was an even more outstanding human being.than he was a player.

My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

George was one of my heroes when I was a young lad who followed Portland Beaver baseball. I had the privilege of meeting George a few years ago at the Old Time Baseball banquet. He will be missed.

I am saddened to learn of George's passing.
I spent many happy times with my father watching the Beavers play in Multnomah Stadium.
George was my favorite player and was a true gentleman of the game.