Brian P. Freedman, 58, of South Whitehall Township passed away on April 26, 2012, surrounded by his family. Brian and his wife Rochelle met while at Albright College and were married for thirty-four years. His life was a journey of many interests and unique experiences. Early in his life his artistic soul was expressed through the study of classical trumpet. He later became a photographer and his love of photography found a home in a long technical and sales career with Minolta Corporation. He was privileged to create a school of photography for Cokin Filters. His affinity for science and technology was expressed in several technological sales positions which included pharmaceuticals and telecommunications. He also was an entrepreneur and trademarked his company, Expressgo, which was a before its time espresso making concept. He was a master at knowing how to develop rapport and common ground with the many customers he served. To know Brian was also to know his love of the cosmos and quantum physics. He had a passion for intelligent science fiction and could recite entire scenes verbatim from the Matrix series. Brian pursued a keen interest in the study of WWII history and felt a sincere appreciation for his father and father-in-law who were part of the "greatest generation." His proudest moments were as a husband and being a father to two beautiful daughters, Nova and Leiora.
Survivors: Wife, Rochelle, daughters Leiora and Nova and Nova's fianc, Anthony Martinez.
Services: Tuesday, May 1, at Webers Funeral Home, 1619 West Hamilton Street, Allentown, PA 18102. Calling hours 10:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. Service at 11:00 a.m.
Contributions: In lieu of flowers, please make a contribution to the pet rescue charity of your choice.