Birth date: Feb 13, 1981 Death date: Nov 30, 2016
Kyle Jackson Freeman “Freeman,”35, passed Wednesday, November 30, 2016. Kyle was born in Clearwater, Florida on February 13, 1981. He graduated from Largo High School and followed his passion for music receiving a Recording Arts D Read Obituary
Love you , Freezy. I can't begin to write about our times together. We will think about you all the time brother! I'm only who I am because of people like you coming into my life and making large impressions. I'm sorry that I was impatient and that I wasn't more compassionate in some of our tough times as friends. I know you are chilling hard wherever you are , friend.
Freeman was a beautiful person. It was impossible to be upset with him in your presence. I had never met somebody like him in my life and sadly I know that I never will again. Truly one a of a kind person who has affected so many people in so many ways. I left Florida years ago and I still some of my favorite memories are hanging out with Freeman and Jeff jamming to music or having some beers by the campfire. Never a dull time and I consider myself blessed to have had him in my life. Freeman, you will be missed greatly but we will always have our fun and cherished memories of you.
Sarah, and family, I'm so terribly sorry for this tragic loss. Please accept my condolences. My prayers are with you all at this time of grief. Patti H. Schriver
Where do I begin? Kyle was one of my son’s closest friends since Middle School. The kids used to hang out every day at their make-shift skate park, behind Colony Square. All through High School the group stuck together, including older brothers, and my home was a meeting place for them … They raided my fridge and we had many sleepovers with kids laying all over the place. We didn’t mind, we loved them all, they were all good kids and it was better to have them home than hanging out in the streets at night.
Kyle was always the clown, making everyone laugh with his antics … we would laugh also, as we could hear them talking late into the night. My husband named him “Tweety Bird”, as we did a really good impression of him. He remained Tweety for us, forever …
Tweety, you’ll be greatly missed, we are so sorry you could not see the light at the end of the tunnel. I pray God have mercy in your soul and give everyone involved, specially your family, serenity and forgiveness to understand and accept your decision, I know you would want that and you are probably making angels laugh now, by your side. See you again someday, Tweety Bird!
Maria T. Rodriguez and family
Freeman was one of the first people I met here in St Petersburg at Kahwa. He always had a smile, always made me laugh talking me through the stress of my recent move and business endeavor. He helped me with my passion with his constant kindness and positive words. With his bright smile he would show up at Kahwa and light the place up and created "the cool table" where everyone wanted to migrate to. Laughter was always illuminating and the strong vibes of happiness were felt all around. His presence is missed so much!! Freeman I hope you are Free and always at peace. I hope that all that knew him and loved him find the same peace. Take care my friend and all those who knew him I hope you find peace!!
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