DONELL FREEMAN

DONELL FREEMAN, a beloved soul whose presence will be profoundly missed, passed away on August 2, 2025, in Dallas, Texas. Born on November 11, 1956, in Haskell, Oklahoma, Donell's journey through life was marked by kindness, reliability, and an unwavering commitment to the people he loved.

For 42 dedicated years, Donell served at the Post Office, where his work ethic shined as bright as his spirit. He never took a day off, even on holidays, finding joy and pride in his service to his community. His dedication earned him numerous recognition and achievement awards, a testament to his hard work and the respect he garnered from colleagues and patrons alike.

A graduate of Langley University, Donell exhibited the qualities of a wonderful, kind, and giving person. He treated everyone with respect and without judgment, embodying a spirit of generosity that touched the lives of those around him. As a reliable and faithful friend, he never failed those he cared about, always ready with a comforting word or a helping hand.

Those who knew him cherished his passion for food, often recalling his delightful trips to enjoy lunch with his god sister. Whether he was enjoying the thrill of lottery tickets, the camaraderie of bingo games, or the excitement of casinos, Donell approached every experience with joy, unaffected by the wins or losses. He was a true foodie at heart, always seeking new culinary adventures and sharing those moments with loved ones.

Donell’s selflessness is exemplified by his decision to become an organ donor, donating his skin along with all of his organs to help others. This act of kindness mirrors the essence of his character—ever giving, ever caring.

As we mourn his passing, we gather not just to grieve but to celebrate a life well-lived. His visitation will take place on August 11, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Golden Gate Funeral Home in Dallas, Texas.

Donell Freeman leaves behind a legacy of love, compassion, and unwavering friendship. He touched the lives of everyone who crossed his path, and his memory will forever remain a source of inspiration and warmth to all who knew him.