I thought about you today and i smiled and cried looking at a picture, that popped up in my phones' memory. Love you  Aunt Mae, continued Heavenly rest.

A Loving Tribute to Sister Mae Freeman
Sister Mae Freeman, a beloved church mother, choir member, mother, grandmother, nurse, and friend, lived a life filled with love, service, and unwavering faith. As a dedicated church mother, she nurtured her congregation with wisdom and grace, always offering a listening ear and a comforting presence. Her voice, a beautiful and integral part of the church choir, lifted spirits and brought joy to all who heard it. Beyond the church walls, Mae's nurturing spirit extended to her family, where she was a devoted mother and grandmother, always putting her loved ones first and guiding them with a gentle, loving hand.

Mae's compassion knew no bounds. As a nurse, she dedicated her life to caring for others, providing comfort and healing to those in need. Her kindness and generosity were felt by all who knew her, as she was always ready to lend a helping hand in any way she could. Mae's friendships were marked by loyalty and love, and her selfless acts of kindness left a lasting impact on her community. Sister Mae Freeman's legacy of love, service, and faith will forever be cherished by all who were blessed to know her.
Submitted by Dr. Leroy Frazier

Brother Freeman and family you have my deepest condolences in the passing of your mother. We know that she's an angel watching over you. Just know weeping may endure for the night but joy will come in the morning. Bless you and your family. 

PM Warner

Love never fails. Mae’s  Christian love and concern for others  lead her to be loved and cherish by us. She knew how to protect and persevere in any situation with dignity. She delighted in her family and  shared their hopes and dreams with praise and prayers.
She was definitely a woman to be loved. Her love still continues for it will never fail. 🌷

I worked with Mae at Methodist South Hospital. She was a wonderful nurse and took such good care of the babies. They felt her love for them! She was also a great co- worker and team player. I throughly enjoyed working with her and getting to know her. An absolutely beautiful lady, inside and out! Sending prayers for her family during this time!

Mae was a pleasure to work with. Very little rattled her. Even when we had emergencies in the nursery she stayed  calm. I will remember all of our lunch dates when the nurses who worked at Methodist South would get together.

Mae has left a legacy for you as her children and grandchildren whom she loved. Always talked about you all and how proud she was. So hold the good memories close and continue to make her proud. Above all keep the faith and your relationship with God, that would be her greatest desire.
Sincerely,
Emma Brown

My deepest condolences to my family Auntie you will truly miss  love you

My sincere condolences to the family. Mae and I worked together many years ago on the same maternity unit at (The MED), back then.
I remember her having a kind and gentle spirit along with a big smile.  
May she rest in peace.

Most Sincerely,

OBITUARY

Mae G. Freeman

March 4, 1946 – July 5, 2024

M. J. Edwards - Whitehaven Funeral Chapel

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