Micheal Daniel Freemole was born February 9, 1959 at John Burns Memorial Hospital in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. He passed away at his home in Apopka, Florida after many years of illness. He was the son of Robert Edward and Blanche Marie Freemole. He lived for 18 years on Edmunds Street in Belle Fourche and he attended Belle Fourche schools from grade school until his graduation from Belle Fourche high school in 1977. He married Anna Burnette on October 5, 1984 in Deadwood, South Dakota. They were blessed with one child, Marie Irene Freemole. Micheal attended South Dakota School of Mines and Technology for one year and Black Hills State University for three years where he was a theatre major. Micheal followed his love of theatre while working for the Black Hills Passion Play as an actor for ten years. Micheal and his family moved to Florida where he worked as an electrician for several years before falling ill with multiple myeloma. Micheal continued to struggle with many health problems losing his battle on January 15, 2014 at his home in Apopka, Florida. Micheal was preceded in death by his parents Robert Edward and Blanche Marie Freemole, his brother William James Didier, and his sister Patricia Carol (Didier) Apland. He is survived by his wife of 30 years Anna, his daughter Marie Irene, and his sister Ruth (Didier) DeKnikker of Belle Fourche. Following Micheal’s wishes his body will be cremated and no services are planned.
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Rose Speirs says
Dear Anna and family,I have so many great memories of Micheal. He was an amazing actor, and I am grateful I was able to watch him perform on stage -everything from "Godspell" and "South Pacific" to his roles in the "Passion Play". His talents were many, and his love and loyalty to his family and friends was sincere and honest. I will miss him. All my love and prayers to you, Anna. Rose Speirs
matt mckinney says
My memories of my Uncle Mike are from my early childhood. I use to love listening to him speak like a radio announcer KBHB. He took me to my first scary movie at a drive in Theatre between Belle and Newell. I'm sure it's not there anymore. He was a great actor lots of pictures of my wonderful Uncle in the Green Room at BHSU. He introduced me to Battling Tops and Mouse Trap. My regret is I should have made an effort to see him. I am deeply saddened by his passing for my family and Anna and Marie. I am humbled to be Named after my loving Uncle Mike, but very happy he is pain free and can be with his relatives who have crossed over. With loveMatthew Michael
Jane Glover says
So many shows and memories picking just one is hard. Elwood P. Doud and his friend Harvey, who knew he could sing before Godspell, and always the King (Beckett and Lion in Winter). I'll always cherish the memories of that time. Anna you and Marie have my deepest sympathy. Ted Glover
Brent Burnette says
Micheal, you may not be on this plane, but you will always be within our hearts. Immortality is the memory of others.