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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Jeffrey Freiberg, 62 years old, born on December 1, 1951, and passed away on September 1, 2014. We will remember him forever.
I miss you old buddy ! All the laughs we had and the shows we'd watch together. Good times ! Your missed daily. Wish I had more time with you on this earth but I know I'll see you on thee other side.
Here is a feather Dad. It reminded me of one of the many pranks you used to do when we were little (tickle my nose with it while I was sleeping). Miss laughing with you, miss you calling me...I just miss you! Annette
Another year passed. More of our family have crossed over. They are now spending time with you. I still think about daily. You will always be missed. Marissa
It's hard to believe that 2 years have passed. I think of you more than once a day. I lite a candle for you last night. It's what we were taught as children to do in our religious belief. I am sure that you know that. Rest in peace and when I get to California I will come come visit where you now rest. Keeping you close in thought and heart. Forever Marissa
Only Jeff would put a touch of humor on this, Of course he loves all~ But I can hear him say a Seinfeld quote (Were having a stick of gum) Him and Ben of course! Jeff was a great loss. I have some great friends of 30+ years and they just don't come along!!! But he was a friend that seems like I knew all my life, Yet only for a short time! (I guess it was that stick of gum?)
Only Jeff would put a touch of humor on this, Of course he loves all~ But I can hear him say a Seinfeld quote (Were having a stick of gum) Him and Ben of course! Jeff was a great loss. I have some great friends of 30+ years and they just don't come along!!! But he was a friend that seems like I knew all my life, Yet only for a short time! (I guess it was that stick of gum?)
Only Jeff would put a touch of humor on this, Of course he loves all~ But I can hear him say a Seinfeld quote (Were having a stick of gum) Him and Ben of course! Jeff was a great loss. I have some great friends of 30+ years and they just don't come along!!! But he was a friend that seems like I knew all my life, Yet only for a short time! (I guess it was that stick of gum?)
Sadness grabs at me as I type this. Hard to believe a year has passed, Jeff. Knowing you are pure love and at peace, gives me comfort. I know you share the love and pride of our children and grandchildren. Peace and blessings to us all
It's hard to believe that one year has passed since Jeffrey flew away. I know that he is no longer sick and I believe that he is celebrating his life today with his parents who he so missed. A day has not gone by that I have I have not thought of him and wished we could spend a few extra minutes remembering the fun we had as kids. I know that he is still around in spirit. I am sure he sees the candle that I lite for him last night. In the Jewish faith that is what we do and I did that for Jeffrey. I know that his faith gave him comfort. Rest in peace Jeffrey and keep a close eye on all of us. Thinking of his children knowing how happy he was to have reconnected.
Oh Jeff, thinking of you today, it's hard to believe you're not here for me to wish you a happy birthday ear-to-ear. You are missed. I'm grateful for our happy conversations over the last year and trust you are enjoying "life" wherever you are. Peace & Blessings
I met Jeff when me and my husband lived in Las Vegas. He was always cracking jokes and being funny. Jeff was a very sweet person, I am saddened that he has left, yet, re joyced that he still lives on the other side watching out for his friends and loved ones. see you on the other side someday Jeff, your friend, Teresa and Steve
Oh, Jeff with that infectious laugh! There were times we would howl with laughter watching Larry David or maybe Seinfeld, It was as if the pain had gone away.But one thing most important to him was his family, as the pictures he would show me said was that he was very proud of his children as well as grandchildren.He also was so glad in his final days to have come close with the son he spoke most of!!!!
I only knew Jeff for a short time but he was the kind of person that had such a great personality, even with all of his pain, he always made you feel welcome in his home. I know Ben is missing him! They were inseparable and he will be sadly missed!
Dad- I miss you VERY much...I am glad you are no longer in pain, you are in peace...although the last couple months were rough, the last 45 years are filled with beautiful memories...I love you...
Jeff and I met at Polytechnic High Continuation High School 1968. We became friends, did a High School play called "Guys and Dolls" the play raised enough money to buy lights for their football field. From there Jeff and I went to West Valley Occupational school, where Jeff studied to be a printer. I introduced him to my sister Sylvia together they had two children Annette and Jason. I remember when I left home for awhile it was Jeff who helped me pack up all my stuff and moved me back home. I spent a lot of time with Jeff as we both suffered from major anxiety. I went to Olive View Hospital with Jeff and would sit in the waiting room telling him it'll will be all right Jeff, really I think he helped me way more then i helped him. Another time our families went to go see the movie Oliver, during the movie I got an anxiety attack and had to walk out. Within minutes there was Jeff sitting with me, he at that time was the only one who new what I was going through. Jeff was a prankster and a joker. You never knew what trick he was going to do next. One time when we were attending West Valley Occupational School, he told everybody that I was a Narc, I went to leave for school that day and there were people in the parking lot ready to kick my butt. I said "Jeff how could you do that?" his reply "It was easy." It took weeks for people to believe that I wasn't one. After Sylvia and Jeff separated, Jeff would come over with his future wife Lisa with who he had his third child Jarred. We became good friends. When Jeff's parents died he was so lost we would talk and he really did hurt when they passed. Jeff went on to marry a couple of more times. I think he loved each and everyone of his wives in his own way. Jeff loved his three children Annette, Jason, and Jarred. He was proud of their accomplishments and adored his grandchildren. As the years passed we would keep in contact. Jeff struggled with several health issues but never lost his ability to keep joking. "i asked him once why do you think we stayed friends all these years?" he answered "Because Susie Q we never got married"
I will miss you presence Jeff RIP my friend and keeping them laughing. Always Susie Q
Jeffrey was my cousin. Actually he was my brother. His parents Henry and Rose Freiberg took me in as a child when my parents passed away. Lots of years and lots of bumps caused distance but in the end we came together again as family. I helped him come to Las Vegas where he was able to once again connect with his children and grandchildren. That was most important to him, After lots of conversations remembering our childhood I can say that it was a blessing in my life that we were able be family and forgive the things that hurt in the past. I will miss him more than I can express in words. Be happy Jeffrey. I am sure that when you opened your eyes in heaven your mom and dad were there to greet you. We spoke about that so often. . I am sure there is no more pain and one day we will party again. Forever Marissa