Philip S. Freund

I am so sorry this is 3 years late. Your father was such an amazing man, he was my teacher but more importantly, he was my friend. He taught me much more than German at John Muir jr. high school. He shared wonderful stories about his life and family and always had a kind word for everybody. Long after I graduated, your father became my pen pal. I could pour my teen angst out to him and he would always rite back with amazing answers filled with humor and clarity and of course great life...

Dear Mrs. Freund & Family,

I was so sorry to hear of Mr. Freund's passing & illness. I still fondly recall those days of babysitting your children when you lived on Lydell . . . it was challenging for me caring for four little ones at once, but you did it effortlessly. Seeing you at the circus a few years back was a nice surprise . . . you look exactly the same! The memories you shared of Mr. Freund were quite amazing . . . he did much for our country & our children in his various...

Deepest condolences to the family and friends during this difficult time. There are no words that can ease the pain of losing someone so beloved. May you find comfort and peace in knowing that your loved one is in God's memory. Psalms 116:15

Dear Belle and family,

We were sorry to hear of your loss. Phil's obituary is a testament to a remarkable man who accomplished so much and gave back even more. The Milwaukee Ohana was privileged to have the two of you participate in our many gatherings. He lived in the true spirit of Aloha as witnessed by his participation in many service organizations.

A na ke aloha e ho' ola mai i ka 'eha a ho' olana a' e i ka mana' o
(May love and compassion heal the hurt and uplift the...