Not even sure where to start, Sometimes, you meet or work with people and there aren't much  to remember about the interactions. I had the chance and privilege to work with Neal since the mid-80s and it was just pure delight. Always a story to tell, something he had read in the paper, etc. Even keel, sweet, intelligent, caring, you name it. Over the years, he made outstanding contribution

Neal was a great guy!  He was quick with a joke and a pleasant person all around.  Unfortunately, I did not get to see him a whole lot.. just at family stuff..but each time he always had an interesting take on things.  Cheers to you Neal, may you rest in peace.  

Neal was a brother and a friend.  He was part of my life for almost as long as I can remember.  Neal was a good person and had a full, very successful life.  I will carry many good memories of him, and will truly miss him.

I did not  know Neal well and it has been many years since I saw him. I enjoyed playing Dungeons and Dragons with him in Napa. He had a great sense of humor and I remember enjoying  talking with him,

My brother Neal was a good offensive guard while Dave Webb and I were tackles 3 Webbs on one line was confusing..Because I was younger I was little Webb he was called big Webb even though I was bigger.. Dave was called "Quack" for his big lips. Neal was very bright and could be quite resourceful. One time he rigged up a way to cook hot dogs using a split electric cord and forks. A good guy

I first met Neal while I was at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the 1970s.  His brother Kirk and I were friends and his brothers Neal and Kent were also at UIUC.  That is where I first met Neal.  Neal was more laid-back than his brothers but every bit as sharp and friendly.  After 35 years of trips together, weddings, and time together it is hard to believe he is gone.

Because of where we lived in IL and they lived in CA, we didn’t get to see Donna and Neal a whole lot. However, when we did get together, visits were always enjoyable. I will remember Neal’s quick wit and his wonderful sense of humor.  Donna & Andrew you will both be in our thoughts & prayers during this difficult time.

Neal and I worked together during the mid-80’s and 90’s at Raychem.  He was the consummate can do person.  No matter the goal, the hurdle or the situation Neal was always one who looked for the solution and would never even think of anything but the possibilities for success. He was smart, loyal and tireless in his pursuit of a solution.  He will always be an admired colleague and  friend.

Although my memories are few and fuzzy at this point,  I remember Neal ALWAYS being so kind and caring and an extension to my family whenever I was able to see him. I always admired the bond shared between his brothers and long time friends Jim, Kirk, Ted, and Ed. My heart goes out to Donna, his brothers, family and friends. He will be missed by so many.

I have known Neal for 50 years. He always made feel good and was a great friend. He was like a brother to me! I cannot express my sorrow that he’s gone. Donna knows the loss we feel. He is still alive in my memories and my heart and I will be enjoyed when we meet again in the next life.

Neal was a wonderful guy and a wonderful partner.  Neal and i played as partners for a few years in the 90's as new, unstart players.  It was a joy to play with Neal and he taught me a lot.  Always a thoughtful player and a gentleman.  Neal always made me think, not only as a player, but as a person, as a human. I will miss him.