WEST FELICIANA PARISH, La. — With deep sorrow and heavy hearts, we remember and honor the life of Jason Freeman, a beloved member of the St. Francisville community whose life was tragically lost in a single-vehicle crash on Wednesday morning, January 28.
According to the Louisiana State Police, the crash occurred shortly after 9:00 a.m. along LA-10 in West Feliciana Parish. Jason, 49 years old, was traveling eastbound when his vehicle left the roadway, struck a tree, and caught fire. Despite the rapid response of emergency personnel, Jason was pronounced deceased at the scene.
While the investigation into the circumstances of the crash continues, the pain left behind is already profound. Jason’s passing is not just a tragic incident—it is the loss of a life that mattered deeply to family, friends, coworkers, and all who knew him. He was more than a driver on a roadway; he was a son, a friend, and a familiar face in the community he called home.
Those who knew Jason remember him for his presence, his individuality, and the connections he built with others throughout his life. His sudden passing has left loved ones struggling to understand how someone who was part of their everyday world could be gone in an instant. The silence left behind is overwhelming, and the grief is felt far beyond the site of the crash.
As the St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish communities mourn together, thoughts and prayers are lifted for Jason’s family as they navigate an unimaginable loss. May they find comfort in shared memories, in the love surrounding them, and in the knowledge that Jason’s life will not be forgotten.
Jason Freeman’s story does not end with this tragedy. It lives on in the people who loved him, in the moments they shared, and in the memories that will forever remain in their hearts. May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may light surround him now in a place free from pain and sorrow.
Rest peacefully, Jason. You are remembered. You are loved