Justin ’s Story

Site created on July 30, 2020

Welcome to our CaringBridge website. We are using it to keep family and friends updated in one place. We appreciate your prayers, love and support, and words of hope and encouragement. Thank you for visiting and for loving Justin!

While riding his motorcycle with friends along the Pig Trail near Ozark, Arkansas, our beloved Justin Freelen, appearing to have hit something on the road, crashed his bike and sustained a serious head injury. By the grace of God, two ICU nurses happened to be driving behind and were able to assist Justin’s friends with caring for him in those first few minutes.

With God’s mercy, we pray that Justin will continue to make progress every day towards a complete recovery. The road ahead will be long and we are taking it one step at a time, with the love and support of family, friends and our community.

Thank you for all your prayers, calls, texts, online messages and love for our J-man. We are overwhelmed by how much love and light is being sent to him- we know he can feel it!

All our love,
Vickie, Jason, and Joshua Freelen and the Faye Dawson family

Newest Update

Saturday, May 29, 2021

Journal entry by Jason Freelen —

After 309 days, numerous surgeries, 2 hospitals, 2 rehabilitation centers and countless hours of therapy, this guy is going home!

Words cannot express the appreciation we have for everyone who prayed, called, texted, visited, gave of their time, donated money and auction items, and simply love Justin. We are forever grateful. 

Welcome home, bubba! 🙏🏼♥️
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