Michael James Freiermuth Jr.

I called All Towing for a battery jump, Micheal was here promptly and instead of going to a dealership to put in my new battery he had me follow him to OReileys, he not only put the battery in for me saving me lots of money but charged it to his OReiley account to get me a discount. I then asked if I could buy him lunch, he said no as he was meeting a friend for lunch, but he said you are welcome to join us with a smile, he was a stranger, but always will remember him for his kindness and...

Michael you are such a great person my heart is hurts. Thank you for being a such a good person to work with ! Prayers to your family!!!

He was a good man and I'll miss him. Blue sky's and a tailwind my friend.

Gosh Shannon my heart is broken for you. I´m so so sorry for the loss of you son. What a fantastic human he was and Ty for sharing so many wonderful things about him. I know how proud he made you. Peace be with you my friend.

I was Michael's 5th grade teacher at Vinewood. He was always such a friendly, outgoing kid. I once saw he and his sister when I was driving down Tokay Street here in Lodi. I stopped and made sure that they were okay and if they needed a ride. We chatted for a while before Mom called to see where they were. He told her we were talking, "Oh, I'm talking to Mrs. Wright!" like it was no big deal. He was such a sweet kid with a big heart. My most sincere condolences to his whole family. May you...

I'm deeply sorry for the passing of Michael. Wishing comfort and peace in this time of sorrow for his mom and entire family. He was a young kind, respectful, professional with a fire within for success. He loved Lodi and the community he called home.

Michael was such a great kid, I had the pleasure of doing business with him. He was so good at finding properties and restoring them, such a talent. He will be missed.

You were a bright light in our lives! One time you expressed to me that you were born in the wrong generation. I agree. You were so much older that your years. Your quick whit and drive had us solving unsolvable problems. You were our go-to guy. We miss that great smile when you walk through the front door. We'll miss you! There's no replacing you. We were all going to retire to a beach house in the Bahamas where you could sip strawberry margaritas on the beach all day. Maybe heaven...

While the Principal at Vinewood Elementary School, I met the youngest 4 Freiermuth children. They were full of energy, smiles, and mischief! I adored all of them. My sincere condolences to the family.