Born in Midland, Texas, Mrs. Freeman graduated from Smith College in Massachusetts. She married in 1968 and moved to Chicago, where she completed law school at Northwestern University in 1971.
Glynna Freeman spent decades working as a federal prosecutor and private attorney in Chicago. But after retiring in 2005, she moved to Montana to raise cattle.
Mrs. Freeman is survived by two sons, Crispin and Clark; a daughter, Cassidy; a foster son, Ryan Allen; her mother, Edna Weger and two brothers, Jim and John Weger.
Glynna Freeman spent decades working as a federal prosecutor and private attorney in Chicago. But after retiring in 2005, she moved to Montana to raise cattle.
Mrs. Freeman is survived by two sons, Crispin and Clark; a daughter, Cassidy; a foster son, Ryan Allen; her mother, Edna Weger and two brothers, Jim and John Weger.
Born in Midland, Texas, Mrs. Freeman graduated from Smith College in Massachusetts. She married in 1968 and moved to Chicago, where she completed law school at Northwestern University in 1971.
Glynna Freeman spent decades working as a federal prosecutor and private attorney in Chicago. But after retiring in 2005, she moved to Montana to raise cattle.
Mrs. Freeman is survived by two sons, Crispin and Clark; a daughter, Cassidy; a foster son, Ryan Allen; her mother, Edna Weger and two brothers, Jim and John Weger.
Glynna Freeman spent decades working as a federal prosecutor and private attorney in Chicago. But after retiring in 2005, she moved to Montana to raise cattle.
Mrs. Freeman is survived by two sons, Crispin and Clark; a daughter, Cassidy; a foster son, Ryan Allen; her mother, Edna Weger and two brothers, Jim and John Weger.
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