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Sergeant Arthur Roland Freeman

946208 502 Squadron R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve

Son of Samuel F & Violet W Freeman

Aged 27 years

Died 25th April 1942

Commemorated on Runnymede Memorial, Surrey, UK
Panel 83.


Rushden Echo, 1st January 1943, transcribed by Kay Collins

Presumed Killed – Hope for Rushden Airman is Abandoned
In view of the lapse of time and absence of any further news, Sergt. A R Freeman, R.A.F., eldest son of Mr and Mrs S F Freeman, 107, Newton-road, Rushden, is now officially presumed to have lost his life on April 25th, 1942, the date on which he was reported missing.

A native of Rushden, Sergt. Freeman attended the Newton-road School and commenced work at the Newton-road factory of Messrs John White, Ltd. Afterwards he was transferred to the welting department of the Lime-street works, joining the Air Force over two years ago.

Mr and Mrs Freeman have five other sons and three daughters. Two son are serving in the Forcer; Ronald (Royal Artillery) is in India, and Jack (R.A.O.C.) has just gone overseas. A daughter is in the A.T.S.


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