In 1989, having relocated to California with his family, he went to work for United Airlines. He flies mostly Pacific Rim routes out of Los Angeles, away from Fallbrook for as much as 12 to 14 days a month. However, he doesn't let that stand in the way of his duties as chairman of Fallbrook Music Society's Music by Volunteers program. Many Fallbrook residents have applauded Freany's skill as a pianist. Among public performances here, in June 1999, he performed the first classical benefit concert held at the Art and Cultural Center.
Performances are an offshoot.
He said making sure the Kodaly program is in place in Fallbrook and Bonsall schools is his major goal. Freany said the program improves English skills and even math skills. Stimulating the brain prepares the child early for skills he will need later. Betty Johnston is a columnist for the North County Times.