Jeffrey Scott Freebairn

Birth date: May 23, 1971 Death date: Oct 15, 2020

Jeffrey Scott Freebairn, 49, passed away unexpectedly on October 15, 2020 in Utah of a pulmonary embolism. Jeff was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 23, 1971 to Mary P and Robert D Freebairn. Jeff is survived by his two beloved Read Obituary

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Russell Tillitt

244w ago

Oh my goodness.. I'm so sorry to learn this.. I wish had known..

Jeff & I were friends for a long time. We met back in 1993.. we worked together at the City Club. And we were friends ever since. Jeff even worked at my company for a little while.

And, we still often were in touch. In fact, Jeff & I had emailed each other just a few weeks before this happened.

I hadn't heard from him for a while, and then I found this.

Just tragic. I'm really sad to learn this.

Jeff, you were a great friend. I will miss you. Rest in peace.

Rock and roll.

-- Russell

Khaled S Dajani

257w ago

Met Jeff is San Francisco when we were both 20 working same job and saw each other grow, get married and have children. Stayed in touch on and off and always known him to be a man of class, intelligent, hardworking and articulate. He will be missed. RIP and may the lord have his mercy on you!

Alexis Rand

259w ago

One of the first friends we made in San Francisco. We have many happy memories of the Freebairn’s when all of our kids were small. So sad to hear this.

Angela Anderson

259w ago

I am so sorry to hear this. I used to live by Jeff when he was young, I was friends with Robert and I loved the entire family. This just breaks my heart. My thoughts and Prayers are with the family at this time.

Ivana

259w ago

in honor of Jeffrey.

A true friend. I’m heart-broken. Gone far too soon. Jeff, your written word, unique insight and wisdom, your depth, genuine care, sarcasm, music, and current views will forever be with me. All my love to his beautiful children and siblings. Rest In Peace, Youngblood.

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Melinda

259w ago

Thank you, Jeff, for helping unload and unpack the first batch of pottery at my business just before opening. You and Meredith literally did the heavy lifting. My heart breaks for your family. Rest in peace. -Melinda

Hannah Janowski

259w ago

My name is Hannah Janowski, and you most likely don’t know me. Jeff was my coworker, and Jeff was one of the only people to ask me how I am every week and was there when I was so dang nervous about this sales job. Well, I don’t really have family, so when I communicate with people that are sincerely good. I tend to care a little more than I probably should. I got the email today, that he passed. I was devastated and I took a double take, explained why I hadn’t heard from him. I’ve been actually sick so I haven’t been active at work for a little while, but I wished I told him how thankful I was for his jokes. Him calling me out on my shaky confidence in sales but i have over the top confidence in dog training. And for asking how my 5 dogs are and wondering when I was taking the trip to get my german shepherd. He did more than most would, especially for someone at a work place that have never met. He just was so involved, and that was inspiring. Ive even thought about taking the trip to Utah from Arizona to pay my respect however couldn’t find enough info to do so. So this will have to do, I am so so so sorry about your loss. He seemed like an incredible person that brought a lot of light to the most darkest situations. If you need anything at all, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Robin Lunt

259w ago

We loved Jeff since our San Francisco YSA days and were so sad to see this news. Sending much love to his family. Robin and Scott Lunt

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