Freeman married Virginia LeClaire on 30 Sep 1935 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. From this union three children were born: Robert Leroy (1936-2011), Jack Freeman (1937-1993) and Marian Maurine Warren Scott born 1938.
Freeman's parents, Betty Maurine Bates and Charles Lewis Warren, divorced 16 Nov 1917, so Freeman was raised by George Thomas Wood. The Warren and Wood siblings were very close to each other.
He served in the Navy aboard the USS Sibley on the Pacific during World War II. Freeman was a musically talented individual as he could play five instruments having no formal lessons.
Freeman's parents, Betty Maurine Bates and Charles Lewis Warren, divorced 16 Nov 1917, so Freeman was raised by George Thomas Wood. The Warren and Wood siblings were very close to each other.
He served in the Navy aboard the USS Sibley on the Pacific during World War II. Freeman was a musically talented individual as he could play five instruments having no formal lessons.
Freeman married Virginia LeClaire on 30 Sep 1935 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. From this union three children were born: Robert Leroy (1936-2011), Jack Freeman (1937-1993) and Marian Maurine Warren Scott born 1938.
Freeman's parents, Betty Maurine Bates and Charles Lewis Warren, divorced 16 Nov 1917, so Freeman was raised by George Thomas Wood. The Warren and Wood siblings were very close to each other.
He served in the Navy aboard the USS Sibley on the Pacific during World War II. Freeman was a musically talented individual as he could play five instruments having no formal lessons.
Freeman's parents, Betty Maurine Bates and Charles Lewis Warren, divorced 16 Nov 1917, so Freeman was raised by George Thomas Wood. The Warren and Wood siblings were very close to each other.
He served in the Navy aboard the USS Sibley on the Pacific during World War II. Freeman was a musically talented individual as he could play five instruments having no formal lessons.
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