Austin James Frealy, age 15, of Ozark, Missouri passed away in his home. He was a sophomore at Ozark High School.
He received academic awards for his outstanding grades, and loved music. He played the drums for the Ozark High School Band and was selected to play with the Ozark High School Jazz Band for next year. He also played the piano, enjoyed making videos, antique cars, and large family gatherings. He was a member of Nixa First Assembly and enjoyed the youth group at Ozark United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: His parents, Jim and Kathy Weiss; grandparents, David and Jacqueline Frealy, Thayer; a sister, Alisha Eidson and husband, Darin, Madison Wisc.; nieces, Madelynn and McKenna; aunts and uncles, Lynn and Al Tyler, Kevin Landmesser, Debbie and Dean Ramsdell, Beth Varga, Deborah and Everett Lundry, Glenn and Brenda Frealy, Linda Frealy, Don and Mindy Frealy, Barbara and Terry Mustion, Stanley and Lanette Frealy; his best friend and cousin, Tristan Frealy; along with many other cousins, family members and friends.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 5, in Clark Chapel, James River Assembly Church, Ozark.
He received academic awards for his outstanding grades, and loved music. He played the drums for the Ozark High School Band and was selected to play with the Ozark High School Jazz Band for next year. He also played the piano, enjoyed making videos, antique cars, and large family gatherings. He was a member of Nixa First Assembly and enjoyed the youth group at Ozark United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: His parents, Jim and Kathy Weiss; grandparents, David and Jacqueline Frealy, Thayer; a sister, Alisha Eidson and husband, Darin, Madison Wisc.; nieces, Madelynn and McKenna; aunts and uncles, Lynn and Al Tyler, Kevin Landmesser, Debbie and Dean Ramsdell, Beth Varga, Deborah and Everett Lundry, Glenn and Brenda Frealy, Linda Frealy, Don and Mindy Frealy, Barbara and Terry Mustion, Stanley and Lanette Frealy; his best friend and cousin, Tristan Frealy; along with many other cousins, family members and friends.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 5, in Clark Chapel, James River Assembly Church, Ozark.
Austin James Frealy, age 15, of Ozark, Missouri passed away in his home. He was a sophomore at Ozark High School.
He received academic awards for his outstanding grades, and loved music. He played the drums for the Ozark High School Band and was selected to play with the Ozark High School Jazz Band for next year. He also played the piano, enjoyed making videos, antique cars, and large family gatherings. He was a member of Nixa First Assembly and enjoyed the youth group at Ozark United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: His parents, Jim and Kathy Weiss; grandparents, David and Jacqueline Frealy, Thayer; a sister, Alisha Eidson and husband, Darin, Madison Wisc.; nieces, Madelynn and McKenna; aunts and uncles, Lynn and Al Tyler, Kevin Landmesser, Debbie and Dean Ramsdell, Beth Varga, Deborah and Everett Lundry, Glenn and Brenda Frealy, Linda Frealy, Don and Mindy Frealy, Barbara and Terry Mustion, Stanley and Lanette Frealy; his best friend and cousin, Tristan Frealy; along with many other cousins, family members and friends.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 5, in Clark Chapel, James River Assembly Church, Ozark.
He received academic awards for his outstanding grades, and loved music. He played the drums for the Ozark High School Band and was selected to play with the Ozark High School Jazz Band for next year. He also played the piano, enjoyed making videos, antique cars, and large family gatherings. He was a member of Nixa First Assembly and enjoyed the youth group at Ozark United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: His parents, Jim and Kathy Weiss; grandparents, David and Jacqueline Frealy, Thayer; a sister, Alisha Eidson and husband, Darin, Madison Wisc.; nieces, Madelynn and McKenna; aunts and uncles, Lynn and Al Tyler, Kevin Landmesser, Debbie and Dean Ramsdell, Beth Varga, Deborah and Everett Lundry, Glenn and Brenda Frealy, Linda Frealy, Don and Mindy Frealy, Barbara and Terry Mustion, Stanley and Lanette Frealy; his best friend and cousin, Tristan Frealy; along with many other cousins, family members and friends.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 5, in Clark Chapel, James River Assembly Church, Ozark.
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