Condolence: I will miss you Jiggs. You were always a friend of mine and our family from 1948 when we moved to our Oak Grove Farm. You and all the Freeman family could be counted upon for help no matter what our circumstances were. I still think about not only hunting on your property, but those Baseball & Basketball games we always had on Sundays or during the week. Never will forget them. Rest in peace Jiggs and I know you are now with your wonderful wife.

Rest In Peace:

God Bless: Jimmy & Precy Sanderson

Condolence: To Jiggs' family. My name is Von Maltzan, My mom Nancy Maltzan lived in the same home with Jiggs for the past three years in West Salem. I grew to be very fond of Jiggs. He had a wicked sense of humor, and he always had a smile and a wave for me when I visited. Jiggs was the "man" of the house, living with 4 elderly ladies at the home. More than once he told me he needed my help, could I help him round up the "women" and take them somewhere else. I always politely declined, and told Jiggs the "women" were there watching over him. At the home in West Salem it will be much quieter without Jiggs. I sat on the couch at the home today with my mom, we talked about Jiggs, and she said he was such a nice man, and god bless him. You should know he was in a very good place his last few years, the home in West Salem, is just like any home, a family together. I will miss Jiggs very much when I visit my mom. My sympathy to all of you.

Von Maltzan