In loving memory of our Brother...
Byron Darnell Freeman
6/14/77-4/9/06
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| Date | 2006-05-03 |
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| Message | First of all brothers sorry I couldn't make it to the Funeral. When I first move to Ohio for graduate school Bryon made me feel like family.. Basically show we around Bowling Green and gave me guidance. He is a true definiton of a Brother.. |
| Date | 2006-04-26 |
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| Message | I only had the opportunity to meet free on one occasion but it was enough for me to take note of his strength and resilience. I was taken aback from his spirit and even though he was suffering he didn't let it affect him in a negative way. I smiled as I read the articles about him. He was truly an amazing individual and a born Leader. He was the center and core of so many things he had in hand in. I hope that Free Rests in peace and knows that he positively effected everyone he came in contact with.. even the ones he only met once. RIP Free |
| Date | 2006-04-21 |
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| Message | My prayers go out to the Freeman family. I knew Byron for a long time and he was a role model for a lot of brothers in Alpha Phi Alpha. He was also great person as well as a person I will never forget. Love Brian Middleton |
| Date | 2006-04-20 |
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| Message | My certified dog I luv you cuz No More Pain |
| Date | 2006-04-20 |
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| Message | Byron was a fraternity brother to my nephew, Daniel Clark. Daniel held him in very high regard. I am grateful for the example of an accomplished, educated, and goal-oriented black man, he provided him. Personally, I find his accomplishments most impressive and wished I had done so much during my time on this planet. May he also be remembered for his charitable acts and kind spirit. Stephen A. Bland |
| Date | 2006-04-20 |
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| Message | Byron was a fraternity brother to my nephew, Daniel Clark. Daniel held him in very high regard. I am grateful for the example of an accomplished, educated, and goal-oriented black man, he provided him. Personally, I find his accomplishments most impressive and wished I had do so much during my time on this planet. May he also be remembered for his charitable acts and kind spirit. Stephen A. Bland |
| Date | 2006-04-20 |
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| Message | Byron was the first person that I met at BG and quickly became one of my dear friends. He taught me all the ins and outs, how to get that good discount ANYWHERE cause that's how he rolled.LOL When he first became sick he never let that become a crutch for why he couldn't succeed and he never allowed me to get upset about his illness. Our philosophy was " Why sweat the small stuff... life is now". I have truly learned the measure of a man through my friendship with B Free as well as how I want to live the remainder of my life and that is TO THE FULLEST. We all need to make each moment count. Recently I heard someone speak on tombstones. They have your birthdate a dash and your deathdate. The only part that matters is the Dash. What did you do while you were here? Byron you did a lot, you touched many more, and inspired the masses. I LOVE YOU and I will TRULY MISS YOU and KEEP YOU FOREVER in MY HEART! |
| Date | 2006-04-20 |
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| Message | Just saying my final farewell to my "favorite" cousin. (all of my cousins are my favorite) B-Free, you was, and are still the man. Im glad that God blessed me with such great role models as yourself, and Tyson. I will never forget the summers we spent playin ball, and doing whatever, and yall laughin at my head, and feet. But we gon hold it down here, and you hold it down up there, and we will all reunite again. So cuz, Im honored to have a cousin with such courage and strength. Love you cuz, Terrence J. Dooley (B-Free's favorite cousin, lol) |
| Date | 2006-04-19 |
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| Message | B-Free, From the day I 1st met you, there was something special about you and in you. I look at you and realize how special a MAN you were for 28 very short years. No one Bruh that I've known since pledging ET has had the impact you have had on this chapter. "He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother: Brother Freeman Montaque, Jr." Our Family trees are not the same, we both have a different mother and yet I'd proudly tell the world that this man is my Brother...Spectators stand and look with awe as we do our secret shake, never realizing that this clasping of hands does not a Brother make. We are Brothers in a deeper sense than they can comprehend, For when our bond has just begun, theirs are about to end. When we were searching for the light, as all SPHINXMEN must do, They stood aside and laughed out loud, "I wouldn't do that! Would You?"... I know the decision I made was wise, of this I'm sure and have no doubt,each day in my life will have blue skies, for I'm an Alpha from here on out... And never again will I be lonely for I have Brothers everywhere, in cities of population two, I even have a Brother there...When asked, "Why weigh yourself down with the load of another?" I simply smile at them and say, "He ain't heavy...he's my Brother!" Free, this poem reminds me of you and your Alpha Spirit. Rest in peace, now that your last race is run. Heaven is a better place for a job well done. I Love You Brother, Kline |
| Date | 2006-04-19 |
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| Message | I am happy that B. Free is in a better place. No more suffering, no more sadness. Like we say from New Orleans-wear white and have a party. I will always remember him. Marcie Dennison Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Psi Epsilon Chapter Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, OH |
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