Mother Carrie Bell Freeman took her journey from earth to her heavenly home on Saturday, January 2, 2016. She was born on November 21, 1931 in Crawfordville Georgia to the late Harrison, and Sabria Turner.
Mother Freeman attended the Springfield Elementary School and graduated from Murden High School in Crawfordville.
Mother Carrie Freeman met Bishop Robert O. Freeman while he was standing at a bus stop. This is where the courtship began. Its was love at first sight. They married six weeks later on September 15, 1950. From this union six children were born Gloria, Dewayne, Dwight, Michael, Tyrone and Glenda.
Mother Freeman moved to Washington DC in 1951 and lived with her sister Thelma. She worked at the United Airlines in the Culinary Department while her husband was on active duty in the US Army.
Mother Freeman was Employed by the Metro Police Department as a Crossing Guard in the Sixth District after training. She was assigned to the corner of Texas Avenue and C Street, SE at Mary H. Plummer Elementary School. She was affectionately known as the Crossing Guard Mom"(wiping noses, making sure the children were properly.
Mother Freeman attended the Springfield Elementary School and graduated from Murden High School in Crawfordville.
Mother Carrie Freeman met Bishop Robert O. Freeman while he was standing at a bus stop. This is where the courtship began. Its was love at first sight. They married six weeks later on September 15, 1950. From this union six children were born Gloria, Dewayne, Dwight, Michael, Tyrone and Glenda.
Mother Freeman moved to Washington DC in 1951 and lived with her sister Thelma. She worked at the United Airlines in the Culinary Department while her husband was on active duty in the US Army.
Mother Freeman was Employed by the Metro Police Department as a Crossing Guard in the Sixth District after training. She was assigned to the corner of Texas Avenue and C Street, SE at Mary H. Plummer Elementary School. She was affectionately known as the Crossing Guard Mom"(wiping noses, making sure the children were properly.
Mother Carrie Bell Freeman took her journey from earth to her heavenly home on Saturday, January 2, 2016. She was born on November 21, 1931 in Crawfordville Georgia to the late Harrison, and Sabria Turner.
Mother Freeman attended the Springfield Elementary School and graduated from Murden High School in Crawfordville.
Mother Carrie Freeman met Bishop Robert O. Freeman while he was standing at a bus stop. This is where the courtship began. Its was love at first sight. They married six weeks later on September 15, 1950. From this union six children were born Gloria, Dewayne, Dwight, Michael, Tyrone and Glenda.
Mother Freeman moved to Washington DC in 1951 and lived with her sister Thelma. She worked at the United Airlines in the Culinary Department while her husband was on active duty in the US Army.
Mother Freeman was Employed by the Metro Police Department as a Crossing Guard in the Sixth District after training. She was assigned to the corner of Texas Avenue and C Street, SE at Mary H. Plummer Elementary School. She was affectionately known as the Crossing Guard Mom"(wiping noses, making sure the children were properly.
Mother Freeman attended the Springfield Elementary School and graduated from Murden High School in Crawfordville.
Mother Carrie Freeman met Bishop Robert O. Freeman while he was standing at a bus stop. This is where the courtship began. Its was love at first sight. They married six weeks later on September 15, 1950. From this union six children were born Gloria, Dewayne, Dwight, Michael, Tyrone and Glenda.
Mother Freeman moved to Washington DC in 1951 and lived with her sister Thelma. She worked at the United Airlines in the Culinary Department while her husband was on active duty in the US Army.
Mother Freeman was Employed by the Metro Police Department as a Crossing Guard in the Sixth District after training. She was assigned to the corner of Texas Avenue and C Street, SE at Mary H. Plummer Elementary School. She was affectionately known as the Crossing Guard Mom"(wiping noses, making sure the children were properly.
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