In memory of Mary Lucille (Mihan) Freeman, please visit our floral store. An online guest book is available at To send flowers Paul’s Educational Foundation, PO Box 1241 Nampa, ID, 83653. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in memory of Mary to St. Burial will follow at the Mount Calvary Cemetery, Nampa. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Wednesday, August 14th at 11am at St. Recitation of the Rosary will be held on Tuesday, August 13th at 7pm at the Nampa Funeral Home, Yraguen Chapel, 415 12th Ave. She is survived by sons, Brant (Julie) Homedale, Tim (Michelle) Marsing, Frank (Kim) Nampa seven grandchildren, Joe, Russell, Sarah, Temi, Guy, Megan, Katie and nine great grandchildren. Mary was preceded in death by her husband Guy, her parents & her three brothers. She always reminded us that she “was sure glad God gave you to me". Mary loved her family & would do anything for them. From her curly red hair to her quick wit, she was a true corker.
Mary was also very proud of her Irish ancestry. Her faith in the Lord helped her through each of life’s challenges. She attended church any chance she could, even if in another state. Mary was a devout Catholic her entire life. She was known to stock up on coffee & cigarettes before winter storms. Mary loved reading the newspaper & watching horse racing. She kept the coffee hot & always had company stopping by. She was the glue that held it all together. Mary took on the task of secretary & managed the office. A new chapter started in the mid 1980’s when Guy & Mary moved to Nampa & started Freeman & Co. She also became a foster mom to many kids during this time. Mary took the job as secretary for the Owyhee County prosecuting attorney. The family returned to Idaho in 1974, settling in Marsing. She treasured her albums of “win pictures" from the racehorses. Horse trainer, groom & transporter to name a few. Pauls MARKET operates in Homedale Idaho 83628. Guy became a racehorse trainer with Mary & the boys following across the country. This started a successful career in horse racing. The family’s journey took a new twist with the cattle market crash in 1967. Mary worked at Glen L Evans tying fishing flies & then became a cattleman’s wife with many chores. Guy worked for Idaho Meat Pack while also trading cattle & horses. Mary loved her family & wore out many rosaries praying for them. She & Guy became proud parents to Brant in 1959, Tim in 1960 & Frank in 1961.
Life was a whirlwind for Mary, but she never quit smiling or joking. She met her true love, Guy Freeman, & they were married August 29, 1958. Mary worked at bakeries in Nampa while attending Boise Business College. She had many fond memories of life on the farm & the “shenanigans" her older brothers got into. Here Mary attended school, graduating from Nampa High in 1955. When Mary was young, her family lived in the Boise & Meridian area where her father farmed. She was welcomed by 3 older brothers, Jack, Jim & Gary. Mary was born on Decemin Boise, ID to Joe & Laurine Mihan. We are sure she was greeted with open arms by her beloved husband Guy. After a long journey, Mary Lucille (Mihan) Freeman, passed on Augand gained her eternal wings.
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