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William Neenos Obituary
Passed away March 19, 2011. Born in Lackawana New York, August 11, 1950. 25 years as a registered nurse. Married 20 years to Pamela Neenos. Disabled Veteran-Army (Vietnam). 30 years in Arizona. Survived by wife Pamela, children Billie, Jason, Tony, DeSeana, David, Kameesha and mother Florence Neenos-Saber, step-sister Sue Rueb and 10 grandchildren. Family requests in lieu of flowers, donate to the American Cancer Society in Bill's honor.
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SaVonn Vartanian
August 21, 2017
My Grandpa (or Popo as he preferred) was the kindest person I ever knew. I would get in trouble a lot and he would just laugh , and assure me everything was going to be ok. He was the greatest Man I ever knew and the greatest I will ever know.
DeSeana Vartanian
March 28, 2011
My dad was the best father I could ever ask for. He was patient(often at times when others wouldn't have been), he was kind and loving. He did not care about the color of your skin or whatever wrongs you had done. He loved a person for who they were and strived to help you become better. He gave me great advice and loved me unconditionally. To say he will be missed just does not say it enough. I love you, Dad. Love Always- Your Oldest BabyGirl -Sean
Ida Wahnee
March 24, 2011
My sincere sympathy to Mr. Neeno's family. I had the pleasure of working with him at Phoenix Indian Medical Center and he had such a sense of humor and great work ethics. It was an honor knowing and working with him. May God bless you all
Esta Coin
March 24, 2011
My sympathy to Bill's family. I had the pleasure of working with Bill at PIMC and my sister Gwen was Bill's study buddy in nursing school. She preceded him in death at age 60 as well in 2001. Bill will be greatly missed. He had a great sense of humor and was a great guy! Sincerely, Esta Carolyn Coin
Marge Soter
March 23, 2011
Our sympathies to the entire family..may his memory be eternal.
Aunt Tina and Cousin Marge Soter, Bedford Texas
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