Freddie Roman, a cherished American comedian, has passed away at the age of eighty-five. With a career spanning decades, Freddie was known for his ability to captivate audiences of all kinds, leaving them in stitches with his jokes. His talent and passion for comedy made him a beloved figure in the American entertainment industry.

Roman was a true powerhouse in the comedy world, working tirelessly until the very end of his life. Not only was he a stand-up comedian, but also a talented writer, actor, and producer. Even in his later years, Freddie continued to share his gift with the world, never letting age slow him down.

His daughter, Judi Levin, recently opened up about his passing, revealing that Freddie suffered a catastrophic heart attack while resting at his home in Boynton Beach, Florida. Surrounded by his loving family, including his devoted wife of sixty-three years, Ethel, Freddie bid farewell to this world.

One of Freddie Roman’s defining moments was his leadership of the famous New York City club, the Friars Club. As the dean of the club, he orchestrated unforgettable comedy shows night after night, solidifying his place in the hearts of countless fans. Roman held this position from the 1990s until 2014, when Larry King took over.

Aside from his stand-up comedy, Freddie made waves with his stage show “Catskills on Broadway,” where he co-wrote and starred. He also graced prestigious venues across the country, including Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Harrah’s in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Freddie Roman’s comedic prowess extended beyond the stage, as he was renowned for his roasting skills. He fearlessly took part in several Comedy Central roasts, delivering hilarious jabs at fellow comedians like Drew Carey, Rob Reiner, Hugh Hefner, Chevy Chase, and Jerry Stiller.

To provide a glimpse of Freddie’s wit, here are a few timeless quotes:

• “Viagra keeps me from rolling out of bed.”
• “Eleven years ago, I became president for two years. I’m like the Fidel Castro of comedians. I’m president for life.”
• “Mike Tyson is an interesting story. He’s the only person in America who’s driving a 250,000-dollar car, who actually made the license plates for that car.”

Freddie Roman also made his mark in the film industry, appearing in notable movies such as “Welcome to Kutsher’s: The Last Catskills Resort” (2012), “The Last Laugh” (2006), “Bittersweet Place” (2005), and “Christ in the City” (2005).

His television appearances were equally impressive, with credits including “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Now That’s Funny!,” “Stark Raving Mad,” and “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.”

Freddie Roman’s legacy will undoubtedly be missed, but his laughter-inducing performances will continue to bring joy to audiences for generations to come.