ODESSA - Jace Lee Freeman, 7 months old, of Odessa received his angel wings on Sunday, January 11, 2009, at his residence surrounded by loved ones. He was born June 15, 2008, in Odessa to Jack Curtis and Brittany (Roberts) Freeman.
Jace is survived by his parents, Jack and Brittany Freeman of Odessa; big brother, Jack Kenneth Freeman of Odessa; grandparents, Larry and Paula Roberts of Odessa, Marcia Harvard of Midland; great-grandparents, Karen Phillips (Momo) of Odessa, Kenneth and Danette Roberts of Lubbock, Larry Lee (Rock) Bridges of McKinney; uncles, Jeremy Roberts of Odessa, Shamar and Emily Freeman of Midland, T.J. and Lacie Freeman, Eric and Paula Freeman, Jeff and Karen Freeman all of Odessa; aunts, Trey and Shawn Spencer of Midland; great-uncles, Chuck and Rhonda Roberts of Odessa, Edward and Jo Stewart of Odessa, Dennis Stewart of Summerville, Texas, Kenneth and Robbie Phillips of Highland Ranch, Colorado, Reggie and Kelly Phillips, John Harvard of Midland; great-aunts, Mona and Clay Stone, Racheal Harvard all of Midland, Mitzy and Jim Bob Trueloce of Eastland, Sherri Keel of Princeton, Texas; numerous cousins, extended family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Jack Freeman.
Special thanks to the nurses and staff of Home Hospice and Nurses Unlimited, Jace's special nurses: Barbara Norris, Stephanie Dickson, Susan Schumaker, Jim Allard, Jennifer Burns, Nancy Mosley and Tasha Turner and Dr. McLarey for his special care.
Baby Jace was our miracle baby. He had a special life even though the odds were against him, and he reminds us all of how precious life is, no matter how brief. The importance of life is not measured by time. There will always be someone missing in our family, but he will be special in our hearts forever.
To be touched by an angel for only a short time.
Taken away from us without reason or rhyme.
Blessed we were and blessed forever we'll be.
He's now a ray of sunshine for the whole world to see.
Through so much darkness in such a short time.
His courage and determination were one of a kind.
Stealing the hearts of everyone he met.
A precious gift any parent would treasure to get.
He now soars in the heavens on angel wings. Called home early, Chosen by God for greater things.
When the sun shines so brightly or the wind caresses your face.
Know you've been touched by an angel...An angel named Jace.
Written by, Uncle Jeremy, for his Button Jace.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Roberts, T.J. Freeman, Colby Roberts, Shamar Freeman, Logan Roberts and Trey Spencer.
Jace is survived by his parents, Jack and Brittany Freeman of Odessa; big brother, Jack Kenneth Freeman of Odessa; grandparents, Larry and Paula Roberts of Odessa, Marcia Harvard of Midland; great-grandparents, Karen Phillips (Momo) of Odessa, Kenneth and Danette Roberts of Lubbock, Larry Lee (Rock) Bridges of McKinney; uncles, Jeremy Roberts of Odessa, Shamar and Emily Freeman of Midland, T.J. and Lacie Freeman, Eric and Paula Freeman, Jeff and Karen Freeman all of Odessa; aunts, Trey and Shawn Spencer of Midland; great-uncles, Chuck and Rhonda Roberts of Odessa, Edward and Jo Stewart of Odessa, Dennis Stewart of Summerville, Texas, Kenneth and Robbie Phillips of Highland Ranch, Colorado, Reggie and Kelly Phillips, John Harvard of Midland; great-aunts, Mona and Clay Stone, Racheal Harvard all of Midland, Mitzy and Jim Bob Trueloce of Eastland, Sherri Keel of Princeton, Texas; numerous cousins, extended family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Jack Freeman.
Special thanks to the nurses and staff of Home Hospice and Nurses Unlimited, Jace's special nurses: Barbara Norris, Stephanie Dickson, Susan Schumaker, Jim Allard, Jennifer Burns, Nancy Mosley and Tasha Turner and Dr. McLarey for his special care.
Baby Jace was our miracle baby. He had a special life even though the odds were against him, and he reminds us all of how precious life is, no matter how brief. The importance of life is not measured by time. There will always be someone missing in our family, but he will be special in our hearts forever.
To be touched by an angel for only a short time.
Taken away from us without reason or rhyme.
Blessed we were and blessed forever we'll be.
He's now a ray of sunshine for the whole world to see.
Through so much darkness in such a short time.
His courage and determination were one of a kind.
Stealing the hearts of everyone he met.
A precious gift any parent would treasure to get.
He now soars in the heavens on angel wings. Called home early, Chosen by God for greater things.
When the sun shines so brightly or the wind caresses your face.
Know you've been touched by an angel...An angel named Jace.
Written by, Uncle Jeremy, for his Button Jace.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Roberts, T.J. Freeman, Colby Roberts, Shamar Freeman, Logan Roberts and Trey Spencer.
ODESSA - Jace Lee Freeman, 7 months old, of Odessa received his angel wings on Sunday, January 11, 2009, at his residence surrounded by loved ones. He was born June 15, 2008, in Odessa to Jack Curtis and Brittany (Roberts) Freeman.
Jace is survived by his parents, Jack and Brittany Freeman of Odessa; big brother, Jack Kenneth Freeman of Odessa; grandparents, Larry and Paula Roberts of Odessa, Marcia Harvard of Midland; great-grandparents, Karen Phillips (Momo) of Odessa, Kenneth and Danette Roberts of Lubbock, Larry Lee (Rock) Bridges of McKinney; uncles, Jeremy Roberts of Odessa, Shamar and Emily Freeman of Midland, T.J. and Lacie Freeman, Eric and Paula Freeman, Jeff and Karen Freeman all of Odessa; aunts, Trey and Shawn Spencer of Midland; great-uncles, Chuck and Rhonda Roberts of Odessa, Edward and Jo Stewart of Odessa, Dennis Stewart of Summerville, Texas, Kenneth and Robbie Phillips of Highland Ranch, Colorado, Reggie and Kelly Phillips, John Harvard of Midland; great-aunts, Mona and Clay Stone, Racheal Harvard all of Midland, Mitzy and Jim Bob Trueloce of Eastland, Sherri Keel of Princeton, Texas; numerous cousins, extended family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Jack Freeman.
Special thanks to the nurses and staff of Home Hospice and Nurses Unlimited, Jace's special nurses: Barbara Norris, Stephanie Dickson, Susan Schumaker, Jim Allard, Jennifer Burns, Nancy Mosley and Tasha Turner and Dr. McLarey for his special care.
Baby Jace was our miracle baby. He had a special life even though the odds were against him, and he reminds us all of how precious life is, no matter how brief. The importance of life is not measured by time. There will always be someone missing in our family, but he will be special in our hearts forever.
To be touched by an angel for only a short time.
Taken away from us without reason or rhyme.
Blessed we were and blessed forever we'll be.
He's now a ray of sunshine for the whole world to see.
Through so much darkness in such a short time.
His courage and determination were one of a kind.
Stealing the hearts of everyone he met.
A precious gift any parent would treasure to get.
He now soars in the heavens on angel wings. Called home early, Chosen by God for greater things.
When the sun shines so brightly or the wind caresses your face.
Know you've been touched by an angel...An angel named Jace.
Written by, Uncle Jeremy, for his Button Jace.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Roberts, T.J. Freeman, Colby Roberts, Shamar Freeman, Logan Roberts and Trey Spencer.
Jace is survived by his parents, Jack and Brittany Freeman of Odessa; big brother, Jack Kenneth Freeman of Odessa; grandparents, Larry and Paula Roberts of Odessa, Marcia Harvard of Midland; great-grandparents, Karen Phillips (Momo) of Odessa, Kenneth and Danette Roberts of Lubbock, Larry Lee (Rock) Bridges of McKinney; uncles, Jeremy Roberts of Odessa, Shamar and Emily Freeman of Midland, T.J. and Lacie Freeman, Eric and Paula Freeman, Jeff and Karen Freeman all of Odessa; aunts, Trey and Shawn Spencer of Midland; great-uncles, Chuck and Rhonda Roberts of Odessa, Edward and Jo Stewart of Odessa, Dennis Stewart of Summerville, Texas, Kenneth and Robbie Phillips of Highland Ranch, Colorado, Reggie and Kelly Phillips, John Harvard of Midland; great-aunts, Mona and Clay Stone, Racheal Harvard all of Midland, Mitzy and Jim Bob Trueloce of Eastland, Sherri Keel of Princeton, Texas; numerous cousins, extended family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Jack Freeman.
Special thanks to the nurses and staff of Home Hospice and Nurses Unlimited, Jace's special nurses: Barbara Norris, Stephanie Dickson, Susan Schumaker, Jim Allard, Jennifer Burns, Nancy Mosley and Tasha Turner and Dr. McLarey for his special care.
Baby Jace was our miracle baby. He had a special life even though the odds were against him, and he reminds us all of how precious life is, no matter how brief. The importance of life is not measured by time. There will always be someone missing in our family, but he will be special in our hearts forever.
To be touched by an angel for only a short time.
Taken away from us without reason or rhyme.
Blessed we were and blessed forever we'll be.
He's now a ray of sunshine for the whole world to see.
Through so much darkness in such a short time.
His courage and determination were one of a kind.
Stealing the hearts of everyone he met.
A precious gift any parent would treasure to get.
He now soars in the heavens on angel wings. Called home early, Chosen by God for greater things.
When the sun shines so brightly or the wind caresses your face.
Know you've been touched by an angel...An angel named Jace.
Written by, Uncle Jeremy, for his Button Jace.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Roberts, T.J. Freeman, Colby Roberts, Shamar Freeman, Logan Roberts and Trey Spencer.
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