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The obituary notice of Ronald John (Ron) FREEMAN

Chelmsford, 26/11/1935 - 29/04/2026 (Age 90) | Published in: Essex Chronicle.

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Ronald JohnFREEMANRon passed peacefully at Farleigh Hospice on April 29th, 2026, aged 90. Ron lived a full life and will be greatly missed by Family & Friends.

The Celebration of Ron's Life will take place at Old Park Meadow, North End, on Wednesday June 3rd at 2 p.m. (formal attire not required).

No flowers please, instead the Family asks for donations to be made to Farleigh Hospice.
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Ron always made me feel welcome and part of the family from the very beginning, and it was clear to see what a wonderful role model he was for Alex.
One of my fondest memories of him was how, whenever we visited, he’d always make sure I was warm enough, had a cup of tea in my hand, and a pair of slippers to wear. It was such a simple thing, but it showed just how caring and thoughtful he was.
I’ll also always remember the way he and Nain looked after each other with so much love and devotion, It was truly special to see. He will be greatly missed. X
Lottie (Alexs Partner)
14/05/2026
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Lottie (Alexs Partner)
14/05/2026
I was very lucky to have Grandad in my life and I miss him dearly. He has been a constant throughout and I will miss the motivation and advice he gave me. He is a role model to me in how to live a good life and treat people. The way he looked after Mum and Nain is an example to me and I frequently find myself wondering how he would overcome problems and solutions. The last time I saw him we parted with a big smile and I will treasure that. My brother and I are the luckiest grandkids on the planet. Thank you for everything Grandad. I will miss you.
Alex
14/05/2026
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I have been very lucky to have my grandad as a role model in my life and he has been a huge part of helping me become the person I am.
I have never experienced anything without him around being there for advise and motivation and I am going to miss him dearly. There have been many times where I have found myself in situations and have wondered how he would overcome that. The way he looked after my mum and Nain has been inspirational and I will do my best to carry his example in the rest of my life.
He has been so welcoming to my partner Lottie who was welcomed as a part of the family. She will miss his hugs.
I have been the luckiest grandson in the world. Thank you, grandad
Alex
13/05/2026
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Alex
13/05/2026
Donation left by Allan Puzey
12/05/2026
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My Wife and I have known Ron and Glenys for many years in the Chelmsford area. We always thought they were a grand couple.
If only more people could be as decent, polite and friendly as Ron
was - the world would be a lot better place.
From Allan and Helen Puzey.
Allan Puzey
12/05/2026
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Donation left by Margaret Carey
10/05/2026
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Dear Ron, thank you for the warmth and kindness you brought to us both, we will always remember you fondly for your cheerful ways and friendly chats. You will be greatly missed and the neighbourhood will not be the same without you. God bless Maggie and Bill
Margaret Carey
10/05/2026
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It always gives me so much joy to see what individual members of the u3a Art Club produce. I had no idea, until recently, Ron had created so many pictures. They include a wonderful collection of his lifetime memories of people and places. It is a pleasure to know he got so much from it and enjoyed making his mark.

His kind and friendly nature was a rare gift, and one which I will always remember. Ron was so well liked amongst his friends and fellow painters. A polite and gentle man we will all miss. May he rest in peace…
Peter & Dinah Anderton
10/05/2026
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