Dawn Freeman

Dawn (Williams) Freeman , 68, of Enfield, Connecticut. passed away peacefully at home on January 19, 2024 with her family by her side. Born on May 4, 1955, in Bridgeport, Connecticut, she was the cherished daughter of the late Robert Williams Jr. and Gail V. Williams.

A proud veteran, Dawn served her country with distinction as a medical specialist in the United States Air Force. Following her service, she continued her dedication to healthcare as a medical assistant at the Farren Care Center, and later contributed her talents to the Yankee Candle Company and Fosters supermarket.

Dawn's life was marked by her joyous spirit and unwavering commitment to her family. Her infectious smile and laughter were a source of comfort and happiness to all who knew her. An avid reader and lover of nature, Dawn also expressed her creativity through sewing, crafts, and gardening. Her martial arts skills in Aiki Jujitsu and Karate were a testament to her discipline and strength.

She leaves behind a legacy of love and kindness in her children: Daughter Jennifer Powers, husband Daniel with their 4 Children of Connecticut, Dionne Nolan and her 3 Children of North Carolina, and Son Donald Freeman Jr., wife Linda and their 2 Children of Connecticut. Her brother John Williams and wife Theresa Of Massachusetts. Brother-in-law Robert Wood of Massachusetts and Brother Jimmy White and wife Vera of Florida, along with numerous nieces, nephews, she loved and adored.

Dawn was predeceased by her parents, Robert Williams Jr. & Gail V. Williams of Northfield Massachusetts. Her sister Sue Wood, wife of Robert Wood of Northfield Massachusetts, and brother Robert Williams III. of Turnersfalls Massachusetts.

A private graveside ceremony will take place in the spring, Followed by a celebration of life to honor the memory of a remarkable woman. Invitations and announcements providing the details will be sent out.
The family suggests memorial contributions be directed to the Alzheimer's Association of America, NELCWIT in Greenfield, MA, or the rare cancer research foundation.