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Nancy Freeman Obituary
On February 14, 2011 Rev. Nancy Bell Dixon Freeman went home to glory. She was born March 4, 1937 in Roba, AL, to the late Rev. Frank D. Dixon and his wife, the late Ethel Mae Dixon. After moving to New York, Rev. Freeman became a member of the Mount Hope AME Zion Church in White Plains, NY and remained a loyal member to this day. In 1978, her church, Dixon African Methodist Episcopal Zion Mission was formally admitted into the New York Annual Conference and in 2002, Rev. Freeman celebrated thirty years in the ministry. Rev. Freeman is survived by her five children Sandra E. French, Sandy Enelle Freeman Jr., Emmanuel Freeman, Anthony Freeman and Roderick Freeman Sr., a sister Mrs. Frankie Mae Wade, and five brothers, Louis A. Dixon Sr. James Dixon, Oscar L. Dixon Sr. Rev. Alphonso Dixon and the late Rev. Pete Dixon, twelve grands and four great grands.
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Charles Reaves
February 20, 2011
On behalf of the Rev Charles Reaves Family we offer our deepest sympathy. For in times like these we need a comforter.Rev Freeman you will be missed. A true friend and soldier.. Take your rest.
Nellie Marshall
February 19, 2011
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
February 19, 2011
On behalf of the Marshall family in NC we send our deepest sympathy. May you rely on God in your time of need. From Nellie and Nadine Marshall
February 18, 2011
On behalf of myself and my sister Mattie Simmons, our deepest sympathy goes out to Family of Rev. Freeman. She touched so many lives (mine included) without even knowing she was doing so. Heaven just received another "ANGEL". My you R.I.P. Rev. Freeman now that you are "HOME"...Allways in our hearts....Bernadette Moreno, Mattie Simmons and Family.
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