Peter was a dedicated firefighter who reached the rank of Lieutenant. He was a firefighter for NYC for 23 years.
Beloved father of Ron‚ Dori‚ Julie‚ and Peter. Loving husband of Robin.
Peter coached youth football‚ baseball‚ and softball‚ his hobbies were star gazing‚ jogging‚ computers‚ reading and music.
I would like Peter to be remembered as a caring gentle man‚ who always thought of others before himself. He loved fighting fires and raising his children.
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Peter was an amazing man! He loved his family and would do anything for anyone.
– melanieThank you for your selfless acts of courage each and every day, and for your bravery in helping keep your community safe. We will never forget.
– Starla TaylorLt. Freund, thank you for your service and what you did for our country. I got the opportunity to walk in your honor at the Pierce 9/11 Tribute Climb today at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. I can’t repay you or your family for what you’ve all gone through. May you rest in paradise, still fighting the good fight. #neverforget
– Lisa AdamsLt. Freund, Thank you for your service and dedication to the people you swore to protect. I had the privilege or meeting Robin and Ron, who were gracious enough to share with me your story. There are no words that I can say to ever thank you enough for your selfless acts of courage on that fateful September day. God Bless you Lt. Freund! R.I.P. Brother, we’ll take it from here!
– Caleb RiceI ran the Tunnel to Towers 5K Run/Walk in Mobile AL this morning, September 11, 2021 in honor of Lt. Peter Freund. I will never forget the sacrifices made by him and his fellow first responders that fateful day. God bless them all.
– Nell Rogers GustavsonI was able to participate in a 9-11 Tunnel 2 Towers event today and was given Peter Fruends name to wear. It was humbling to learn more about him and his family and the sacrifices they all made for our country. Thank you for your service and thank you to the family for supporting Peter in his career as a firefighter.
– Robyn BoothThank you for your selflessness and bravery. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
– Maria GrecoThinking of Peter and Robin today. Both kind and loving souls. God bless you both. Rest In Peace, Peter. Be well, Robin.
– Chris Van NameMy son and I walked and climbed to honor your sacrifice at our local 2021 Walk of Remembrance. Your sacrifice is not forgotten. A fellow First Responder.
– BlakeToday, I ran a race in Fort Myers, FL. I chose Lt. Peter Freund to run for and with today. Thank you for your service, you will never be forgotten. ❤️
– Shannon TreeceWe remember Peter as a young man of 15 when we was in our youth group at Eltingville Lutheran Church in 1970-71. We were in New York for that one year. Even then he impressed us as a special person. We were so sorry to hear that he lost his life in 9/11 but know he lives in I. The hearts of those who knew and loved him. We have had the honor of visiting his memorial.
– Marlene DewaldWe remember Peter as a young man of 15 when he was in our youth group at Eltingville Lutheran Church in 1970-71. We were in New York for that one year and even then he impressed us as a special person. We were so sorry to hear that he lost his life in 9/11 but know he lives on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. We have had the honor of visiting his memorial. Blessed be his memory. God bless his family.
– Marlene DewaldYou are always remembered. I loved working with you. A really really good man. I just wish your children would have known and I hope they grow to be the same as you. I only wish I could have known you better. Thank you
– Ron schmutzleePete
Today, I had the privilege of wearing your memorial badge in honor of you. Rest easy and thank you for your service.
– Victor T.I walked the 9 laps of the Colorado Red Rocks Stair climb and my badge I wore to honor was Lt. Peter L. Freund. Thank you for your Service and giving me the strength to complete this climb for you.
– Angelina