Obituary

Randy "Little Man" Freeman
November 4, 1962 - June 4, 2020



Randy "Little Man" Freeman, age 57 and a resident of Franklinton, died Thursday morning June 4, 2020 at his home. He was a longtime truck driver that went by the CB handle “Little Man” to all his buddies and most everyone that knew him. Randy loved trucking and worked for several area companies through the years hauling all kinds of freight. He was recently driving for Grand Isle Shipyards and probably if he had to choose, preferred driving a long-nose Peterbilt rig. Randy loved tinkering on car and truck motors, as well as many other things, and often spent quality time with his son fixing stuff in the shop. He was always a hard worker and did all he could to help others in need. Randy loved gardening and would often share his many vegetables with his family, neighbors and friends. He cherished the relationship he had with his daughter and adored his young grandchildren. Randy always loved spending time with his mom, who was probably his best friend, and all his family members.

Survived by: Daughter: Vera Freeman and fiancé Mike Baham of Pine; Son: Jay Freeman of Pine; Grandchildren: Caiden Crowe, Chloe Baham; Mother and Step-father: Mary and Dale Ryals of Franklinton; Father: Melvin Freeman of Bogalusa; Brother and Sister in law: Kelvin and Kally Freeman of Newport, TN; Sister: Barbara Ann Freeman of Franklinton; 5 Nieces and Nephews; 4 Great-nieces and Great-nephews; 1 Great-great-niece; Former Wife: Brenda V. Brumfield; Also numerous other family members and many dear friends

He was preceded in death by his grandparents

Visitation will be at Crain Funeral Home Tuesday June 9th from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm and after 9:00 am on Wednesday. A funeral service will be held in the funeral home chapel at 11:00 am Wednesday with Rev. Harold Gaddy officiating. Burial will follow in the Stoney Point Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery.

Pallbearers: Jay Freeman, Jonathan Freeman, Mike Baham, Keith Dickerson, Scott Dickerson, Brian Dickerson, Zach Brown

Honorary Pallbearers are family members Kelvin “Tooty” Freeman, Dale “Turlte Man” Ryals, Caiden Crowe and special friend Patrick Beall