Birth date: Jan 7, 1955 Death date: Jan 18, 2017
Kenny was born in Dallas, Texas where he lived all his life. He preceded in death by his wife Frances Black Freed; parents Kenneth Sr. and Frances; stepfather Berwyn McDowell (Mac) and brother in law Lee Gonzalez. He leaves to che Read Obituary
A little Late, But memories are forever.
To the family and x co-workers
The Byrd, Skaggs, Rives, Combs,
Caffey, Doddson and many more
Wishing you all a great safe day. David (Big Daddy)Gachot sr.
Same wife 52 yrs
Same house 49 yrs
3 children
6 granchildren
Millions of memories
May God bless you each and everyone.
BDG Sr. 24/7
So sorry to hear this. Kenny and all his family are part of my earliest memories growing up on Shadyway in Polk Terrace. My deepest sympathies to you all.
Sent a gift in memory of Kenneth Clisdale Freed Jr.
I worked with Kenny for the last 3 and a half years. I can think of many times I wasn't in a good mood or stressed out and just talking to Kenny for 5 minutes would have me laughing. I would always try to remember his tongue twisting sayings. He had some stories, by talking to him you could tell he had done alot in his life, experienced alot. Man Kenny, you will definetly not be forgotten my friend.
Magnificent Life Spray was purchased for the family of Kenneth Clisdale Freed Jr..
Lit a candle in memory of Kenneth Clisdale Freed Jr.
Sweet Kenny … wish we had been closer recently..you were part of our Shadyway family and I loved you. SLEEP WELL DEAR ONE.
My condolences. I also grew up with Kenny, next street over on Seaside in Polk Terrace. He would be riding his go-cart as I would chase him on my mini-bike. Lots of fun the memories we shared as young kids.
We love you Kenny. We will miss you dearly Dana Beers Nan Crow
Grew up with Kenny, lived around the corner on Robin Creek Pl. The circle drive where we all play baseball, kickball and roller skated. I would spend the night with Kenny and we would sneak out of bedroom go upstairs and watch wrestling with his Grandfather. Really cool staying up 2 or 3 am. Kids just did not stay up that late back then. RIP my friend.
