Floyd Freeman

Floyd Freeman Jr., born July 22, 1977, was a warm and familiar presence to family, friends, and the Kansas City car community. A dedicated machine operator at Unilever, Floyd balanced steady work with a deep love of automobiles—cruising the city in his show cars and sharing that passion with fellow members of the TWIZTED INDIVIDUALZ car club. He was known to many by the nickname "2 Freeway," a sign of the pride he took in his vehicles and the friendships formed around them.

At home, Floyd’s greatest joys were his children and the close-knit circle of family and friends who relied on his quick humor and steady support. Those who knew him remember a man who loved to laugh, who cared for his family, and who carried his interests with pride and generosity. His involvement in local car shows brought people together and reflected the care and attention he gave to the things that mattered to him.

Floyd’s sudden passing on November 6, 2020, left a quiet but lasting ache among those who loved him. While his life was taken too soon, the memories of his laughter, his dedication to family, and the cars he cherished remain with many in the community he helped shape.

His family and friends celebrate Floyd’s life for the kindness he showed, the passions he pursued, and the love he held for his children. He will be remembered for the distinct presence he brought to gatherings, the pride he took in his work and hobbies, and the everyday ways he cared for those around him.