Freddie Bevelyn

October 16, 2025

Freddie Bevelyn, born in 1936 in New Orleans, passed away on September 30, 2025, after a life of dedicated service and community involvement. Following a 20-year career in the U.S. Navy where he developed carpentry and firefighting skills, Bevelyn worked at NASSCO for 25 years before retiring as a foreman. He was deeply committed to Bethel AME Church, serving as a Trustee from 1996 until being appointed to the position of Emeritus in 2025, while also actively participating in the Southeast Kiwanis Club and PAZZAZ, Inc.

Who is affected

Freddie Bevelyn's family, including his wife Pat, daughter Kyelunye Worthey, grandsons Andrew Adegbola and Fredrick Worthey, and other family members
Bethel AME Church community
Southeast Kiwanis Club members
PAZZAZ, Inc. organization
Former Little League players he coached
Friends and community members who benefited from his help and skills

What action is being taken

Publication of Freddie Bevelyn's obituary and life story
Notification to readers about his passing
Recognition of his life achievements and community service

Why it matters

Freddie Bevelyn made significant contributions to his country through 20 years of military service in the U.S. Navy
He demonstrated exceptional commitment to community service through his church work, earning recognitions including Bethel's Man of the Year in 2005 and Man of Distinction in 2013
His leadership roles in multiple community organizations (Southeast Kiwanis Club, PAZZAZ, Inc.) represented decades of civic engagement
His willingness to help others with his mechanical, carpentry, and cooking skills positively impacted many people's lives
His story represents an example of dedicated service, family commitment, and community involvement

What's next

No explicit next steps stated in the article

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