Morgan K. Freiermuth

Morgan "Aunt Momo" Kristine Freiermuth November 14, 1990 - October 22, 2024. Morgan K. Freiermuth 2024 passed away Sunday October 20th, in Vancouver, Washington. Morgan was just shy of turning 34-years old. She is survived by her parents, Kirk and Cyndi Freiermuth, her sister Stacy Martini, brother-in-law Bobby, brother Jared Freiermuth, sister-in-law Erin, her nieces Zara, Margot and Everly, and nephew Sam. Morgan grew up in Portland, Oregon where she attended Parkrose High School before obtaining an associate's degree in Multimedia at Portland Community College. Morgan enjoyed working for US Bank as a Fraud Investigator, a role she took very seriously. Outside of work, Morgan had a big passion for art and film. She wrote many thrilling short stories in her spare time. Combined with her interest in all things spooky, horror films were a must when visiting Morgan. All who visited her during her residence in Redmond would have watched "Doctor Sleep," a sequel to the classic novel "The Shining" by Stephen King. While Halloween and the chilling stories that come with it were Morgan's absolute favorite, the highlight of the holiday was handing out over 500 pieces of candy to a massive wave of trick-or-treaters in Central Oregon. Aside from Queen of Halloween, Morgan's favorite role by far was being "Aunt Momo" to her nieces and nephew. Morgan dearly loved all her "BooBoo's," as she would lovingly call them. Her greatest joy was FaceTiming them as often as she could and laughing with them over silly selfies with filters. Growing up Morgan spent most of her summers at the Oregon Coast, right outside Manzanita with her Grandparents, the Hinman's. Morgan loved being at the beach and would volunteer annually for the beach clean-up led by her employer, US Bank. She habitually participated in local clean-up initiatives as well, and took pride in caring for her hometown. If she wasn't volunteering, she was the first person to lend a hand to a friend or family member in need. Morgan had a lengthy list of things yet to do before she left. To name a few, she had dreams of getting a bachelor's degree, becoming a homeowner, adding to her collection of medals by completing more runs, and publishing her first novel, possibly the next thriller/horror bestseller! Morgan was a loyal friend, daughter, auntie, and sister. Anywhere she went, she made a friend. Her big smile and booming laugh touched so many lives in her time here. Dearly loved by all who knew her, Morgan Freiermuth will be missed immensely. In honor of Morgan's legacy, we invite you to join #TeamMoMo in the 2025 Shamrock run on March 16, 2025 in Portland, Oregon (link below). We hope to continue making the world a better place by being kind, understanding and forgiving towards others. We can never understand the wounds of others but hope our actions going forward help to uplift those around us. Morgan's family plans to return most of her to Oregon's great ocean, with both of her grandparents. A small piece of Morgan will be kept AT HOME SAFE AND SOUND forever and ever as a reminder of her beautiful spirit. No funny business whatsoever. Until we meet again, consider this 'mischief managed'. https://www.shamrockrunportland.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=21167636631&utm_content=&utm_term=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsoe5BhDiARIsAOXVoUu4cEzt86xvQ2HiTe3pXJYXhPYMmKWuXXoVPE81SqBu8Z4TKS3DZ4caAhqREALw_wcB