James R. Freeland

My dad was always my rock. Even at 33 years old I could still go and cry on his shoulder. Now he's gone but hes healthy and not in pain. I love you so much dad

It's been way over 50 years since I have thought of you. I didn't get to our high school reunion.Memories of us in third grade came back to me. I looked at our class photo with Mrs. Brace. You had your tongue out.I never got a chance to thank you for your generous heart. It made a big difference in my life. I think of you playing with trains in heaven. When it's time for me to hop aboard, I will see you again.

My heartfelt thoughts to Jim's family and friends. He was a great guy.

Jim was a first class person in every way, He was kind and thoughtful and it was my great pleasure to know him and appreciate his excellent work. I was sad to hear he was ill and distressed that he has died. I expend my condolences to his entire family. I life with and appreciate his workmanship everyday and therefore think of him often.

Rest easy Jim. We always harrassed each other but it was a pleasure to know you and bowl against you and even sub with you. You will be missed.

My wife, Laurie, and I met Jim while bowling on Friday nights. Jim was a friend whom we will both miss. Rest in peace Jim.

Jim was a terrific guy and will be missed. He was my sister's first husband and remained part of our family even after the divorce. Even though we lost touch many years ago, I'll always remember a lot of the good times.