Johnny kid,,,you will always be a wonderful friend and a great fellow railroder. But I will truly miss our political conversations and all the problems we solved! I love you and I will miss you. Peace be with you brother..... Posted: 3/22/2017 by Louis Ullucci Jr of Scituate, RI, USA Jack, I will never listen to "Hey Jude" without thinking of you. You embodied what was best in a man, son,husband,and father. I am proud to call you cousin. Memories are reflections of time, and your family will cherish them all with tears and laughter. May your soul be with your family in God.Posted: 3/22/2017 by Patrice Michael of West Dennis, MA, USA
Sending my deepest condolences to all of the Freeman family. May Jack be at peace as he rests in the arms of Our Lord.Posted: 3/22/2017 by Dot Applei Trementozzi of North Dighton, MA, USA Dearest Maureen, Carolyn and family-
Billy and I are so sorry for you loss. We will be thinking about you and praying for you.
Much Love, Billy and Debbie CostelloPosted: 3/22/2017 by Debbie Costello of lowell, MA, United States Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Know that your father will always be watching over you. Love, Molly and Tim DolanPosted: 3/22/2017 by Tim and Molly Dolan of Tyngsborough, MA, USA Maureen and family,
So sorry for you loss Our hearts and prayers are with you during these sad times. We will always remember for his infectious smile and kind words.
Love,
Steve and WendyPosted: 3/23/2017 by Steve & Wendy Gilchrist of Tyngsboro, MA, Middlesex My deepest sympathies to Jacks' immediate family, siblings, and all who knew Jack. My fondest memories of Jack surround summers in Tyngsboro as a kid, and the times I got to spend with the Freeman clan, always very enjoyable, and Jack taking me waterskiing. He was always kind to me and patient. Later in life I enjoyed talks with Jack about military service and flying. I remember Jack being very kind with my parents and how much my Father enjoyed the tour of Jacks ship, all good stuff!! I will forever admire your strenght of character and physical and moral courage displayed by you in being present last week at my Fathers mass! God Bless You!! When your children adore and repect you, and go the extra measure to comfort you in times of need and the good times, its says more anout you than mere words could ever capture.I will miss you Jack. Rest in Peace LCDR Jacky Freeman.Posted: 3/23/2017 by Michael J Conley of Bridgewater, NH, Our sincere sympathy to the Freeman family from the Carey family for the loss of your husband, father, brother, uncle, friend. I've known Jack for about 50 years and have loved the times we spent together in the summer as kids on Lake Masscuppic and as parents of children lucky enough to grow up in the quiet town of Tyngsboro. He was always a positive, encouraging supporter of any child or adult who was unsure of their decision in any endeavor whether it be athletics, academics, work, personal relationships, or anything that was on their mind. He will always be remembered as a good friend, a firm believer in his religion, a lover of athletics, a fond lover of his family, and just a real good man!
Posted: 3/24/2017 by Ed Carey of Tyngsboro, MA, USA To the Freeman Family,
So sorry for your loss. Our prayers and thoughts go out to you all. We remember seeing John at many little league games, he was such a nice guy, always friendly and smiling.
Our sincere condolences, Doreen & John.Posted: 3/24/2017 by John & Doreen Weber of Tyngsboro, MA, USA Maureen and family:
My deepest condolences in your loss of Jack. I served with him as an Instructor at SWOS in Newport back in the mid-late 80's. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the services for Jack as I was in New Jersey for the wake and funeral services of my nephew who was killed in a car accident the weekend before. Otherwise, I would have attended. I have many great memories of Jack at SWOS. He was always the easy going guy that every student loved as an Instructor in Combat Systems. Talk about an avid sports fan...especially for the Boston teams...we definitely had something in common. HA! My sincere sympathy in your loss. Posted: 3/27/2017 by Bill Malloy CAPT USN(Ret) of Norwell, MA, USA Jack, I'm so glad I stopped by Tyngsboro a few years ago and had a couple of beers with you at the waterfront. You were always so friendly and engaging, one of my favorite cousins. The pain of loss in your children's faces was clearly visible and hard to watch, but their love and devotion to their father in his time of need was a beautiful thing to witness. What an amazing family, how proud you must have been. I not only believe you are in a good place, but that you were greeted by familiar faces. You were in my thoughts today!
James Conley
West Roxbury, MA
3/28/2017Posted: 3/29/2017 by James Conley of West Roxbury, MA, U.S.A. Maureen,
I just saw Jacks obituary on Facebook. I am so deeply sorry to know you and your family are suffering such a devestating loss. You have a beautiful family and I'm sure good memories will one day ease your pain. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, CathyPosted: 3/29/2017 by Cathy Curley of Venice, Florida, Usa So sorry to hear about your loss.May you find peace in knowing that he is in God's memory. You will have joy when you see your loved one again Rev 21:3,4. .. there will be no mourning sorrow or pain anymore.Posted: 5/9/2017 by Tara of , MA, Usa