Albert Sidney Freeman III, 69, of Campton, died August 6, 2018.
Born in Morristown, New Jersey on June 19, 1949, he was the son of Albert S. Jr. and Dorothy (Ramsey) Freeman.
Al grew up in Randolph, New Jersey and graduated from Randolph High School, Class of 1967. He also was a graduate of Plymouth State College, with a bachelor's degree in business. He moved to Plymouth permanently in 1973 and has been a resident of Campton since 1978.
Al worked in the banking industry most all his life at several different banks, including Citizens Bank, The Pemi Bank, both in Plymouth, the former Lake Sunapee Bank, now the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Company, in Lebanon, as a Commercial Loan Officer.
Al was an avid outdoorsman and had a passion for skiing and hiking. He enjoyed hiking the White Mountains and the New England part of the Appalachian Trail.
Al was a strong supporter and very active in New England Disabled Sports at Loon Mountain.
Al is survived by his wife of forty-six years, Ellen E. (Dufford) Freeman; his two children; and, two brothers.
Interment in the Blair Cemetery, Blair Bridge Road, Campton.
Published in Union Leader on Aug. 8, 2018
Born in Morristown, New Jersey on June 19, 1949, he was the son of Albert S. Jr. and Dorothy (Ramsey) Freeman.
Al grew up in Randolph, New Jersey and graduated from Randolph High School, Class of 1967. He also was a graduate of Plymouth State College, with a bachelor's degree in business. He moved to Plymouth permanently in 1973 and has been a resident of Campton since 1978.
Al worked in the banking industry most all his life at several different banks, including Citizens Bank, The Pemi Bank, both in Plymouth, the former Lake Sunapee Bank, now the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Company, in Lebanon, as a Commercial Loan Officer.
Al was an avid outdoorsman and had a passion for skiing and hiking. He enjoyed hiking the White Mountains and the New England part of the Appalachian Trail.
Al was a strong supporter and very active in New England Disabled Sports at Loon Mountain.
Al is survived by his wife of forty-six years, Ellen E. (Dufford) Freeman; his two children; and, two brothers.
Interment in the Blair Cemetery, Blair Bridge Road, Campton.
Published in Union Leader on Aug. 8, 2018
Albert Sidney Freeman III, 69, of Campton, died August 6, 2018.
Born in Morristown, New Jersey on June 19, 1949, he was the son of Albert S. Jr. and Dorothy (Ramsey) Freeman.
Al grew up in Randolph, New Jersey and graduated from Randolph High School, Class of 1967. He also was a graduate of Plymouth State College, with a bachelor's degree in business. He moved to Plymouth permanently in 1973 and has been a resident of Campton since 1978.
Al worked in the banking industry most all his life at several different banks, including Citizens Bank, The Pemi Bank, both in Plymouth, the former Lake Sunapee Bank, now the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Company, in Lebanon, as a Commercial Loan Officer.
Al was an avid outdoorsman and had a passion for skiing and hiking. He enjoyed hiking the White Mountains and the New England part of the Appalachian Trail.
Al was a strong supporter and very active in New England Disabled Sports at Loon Mountain.
Al is survived by his wife of forty-six years, Ellen E. (Dufford) Freeman; his two children; and, two brothers.
Interment in the Blair Cemetery, Blair Bridge Road, Campton.
Published in Union Leader on Aug. 8, 2018
Born in Morristown, New Jersey on June 19, 1949, he was the son of Albert S. Jr. and Dorothy (Ramsey) Freeman.
Al grew up in Randolph, New Jersey and graduated from Randolph High School, Class of 1967. He also was a graduate of Plymouth State College, with a bachelor's degree in business. He moved to Plymouth permanently in 1973 and has been a resident of Campton since 1978.
Al worked in the banking industry most all his life at several different banks, including Citizens Bank, The Pemi Bank, both in Plymouth, the former Lake Sunapee Bank, now the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Company, in Lebanon, as a Commercial Loan Officer.
Al was an avid outdoorsman and had a passion for skiing and hiking. He enjoyed hiking the White Mountains and the New England part of the Appalachian Trail.
Al was a strong supporter and very active in New England Disabled Sports at Loon Mountain.
Al is survived by his wife of forty-six years, Ellen E. (Dufford) Freeman; his two children; and, two brothers.
Interment in the Blair Cemetery, Blair Bridge Road, Campton.
Published in Union Leader on Aug. 8, 2018
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