Richard-Freedman-Obituary

Richard Freedman

Santa Fr, New Mexico

Sep 22, 1953 – Jul 16, 2023

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BORN
September 22, 1953
DIED
July 16, 2023
LOCATION
Santa Fr, New Mexico

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Rich was dearly loved by many, he was a giant with a soft loving heart who took good care of the many people he loved. His motto was Love , serve and feed the people. He had a unique way of combining work with fun and especially enjoyed it when friends would visit at the TeaHouse. For instance,...

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About 20 years ago I told Rich he had the best name I'd heard. He asked why as if it had never occurred to him. His internal treasures, love and compassion truly made him rich, and he had indeed freed himself from so many pieces of the past that could have held him back. He was truly a Rich FreedMan. Rich was a dear friend and a mentor to me and so many others. His hospitality was unmatched. He took me and many others in as we were starting new lives, and hosted fantastic and delicious...

I didn't know Rich, beyond going into the Teahouse regularly, but he had a way of making me feel like we were friends. Even running into him around town, he would say hello and make it clear that he recognized me. Quite a loss, and if the Teahouse doesn't continue to exist, that will be a great loss.

Vicki and I will never forget the poker games at Rich's house. He made losing fun! He will be missed by all who knew him

Deepest condolences to all those affected by Rich Freedman's business practices in Santa Fe. Leviticus 19:11. Thoughts and Prayers.

Sadly, I only recently met Richard. I knew immediately that this was a person I wanted to know better. He exhibited all the things in the person you wanted to know as a close friend.

What a shock to lose one of the the good guys. It was my honor to work with Rich when he was new to Santa Fe and consulting for business and nonprofits while I was at the Santa Fe Community Foundation. He expertly led a leadership training group for executive directors of NPOs, a place they could learn and space they could feel safe. His contributions were invaluable, and his attitude always upbeat. So I was not surprised to see his success in business and enjoyed running into him at the Tea...

I only knew Rich these last few years. His railroad years. He was a lovely, kind friend with a ready smile. His passing is a blow to all who knew and loved him and his gentle nature. He will be missed by many. Cindy Peck Cindy Peck

Rich was a very dear soul to me. No matter the time or distance apart I always felt the closeness of an old friend. I´ll miss you.

I am so sorry to hear of his passing, he was such a kind man, always with a smile, always going out of his way to help people. Blessings on your journey, Rich, and condolences to your friends and family.