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Grover Freeman Obituary
Grover Charles Freeman passed away with his family by his side on Thursday, April 1, 2010 at the age of 87. Grover was born on August 27, 1922 in Fallon, NV. At the age of 18, he joined the Navy as an blacksmith. After serving 4 years of active duty, he met his beautiful and soon to be loving wife, Joy Elaine Farrell. They were married on February 27th 1946 and had two beautiful daughters Ronda Dee and Jacklyn Gay. After leaving active duty in the Navy, he continued his time as a reservist. While he was doing reserve duty he started a new career with the Nevada Fish and Game (The Department of Wildlife) as an Administrator in the licensing division. He later retired from the Navy as a Senior Chief Petty Officer with 39 years of service with many awards and commendations. He also retired from the state after 26 years of rewarding work. After Grover retired he traveled the continent with his sweetheart while making lots of friends and having the time of his life.
Grover was predeceased by his wife Joy and reunited with her after 59 years of marriage. Grover is survived by his daughter, Ronda Moore, grandson Scott and wife Melissa Freeman, daughter Jacklyn and husband Bob Burkett and grandsons Craig and Phillip Burkett.
A celebration of his life will be held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, April 6, 2010 at Waltons Funeral Home on 2nd Street.
Grover was a loving husband, caring father and grandfather, and wonderful friend to anyone he met. His passion for life and love for his family was apparent in everything he did. He was an amazing man and will be truly missed.
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Carol Ryerse
April 15, 2010
Dear Ronda & Jackie and families, thanks so much for calling to let us know that your dad had passed away. We are very sadden at his loss and will miss him very much! We also know this will be difficult for you girls so please call us any time if you need to talk. With love, Carol & Chuck
April 5, 2010
Ronda & Scott: So very sorry to read your Dad/Grandfather passed away. We know he was a stable, loving force in your lives, and his loss will be felt deeply. We hope you find comfort in the arms of friends and family, during these difficult days. Your old neighbors.....Rocky & Carol Byers
Coos Bay, OR
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