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James Neal Obituary
1948-2022
James "Jim" Brownlee Neal, 73, passed away on Tuesday, January 18, 2022. He was born on Friday, July 9, 1948, in Houston, Tx.
Jim was a graduate of Tomball High School and Sam Houston State University. Jim worked for the City of Houston and in commercial real estate.
Jim is preceded in death by his parents Doris & George Neal and brother, Darby Neal. He is survived by his wife Lois E. Neal, Lois' son, Scott Sage & wife Andrea, their 3 children, Hope, Wes, and Walker, and sister, Mary Dee Neal.
A funeral service for James will be held Saturday, January 22, 2022 in the Hamkamer Chapel of Second Baptist Church – Woodway Campus at 11 AM, with reception to follow. Processional will proceed to final resting place at Memorial Oaks Cemetery.
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Russell R. Smith
January 24, 2022
Two days since at Jim's service and still doesn't seem real we will not be talking on the phone, emailing or playing golf soon. God bless Lois, Scott and all extended family to seek prayer and day to day guidance as you move forward and know that Jim would absolutely request you do so too. A special man, special family and special memories ............ and you will see him again. God Bless and be with you.
Pete Little
January 22, 2022
Jim was very proud of his Irish heritage and was involved in numerous organizations in Houston's Irish community. We will truely miss is smiling face. I am grateful to have known him. My prayers to Lois and the family at this sad time.
Jeff Bearman
January 22, 2022
My heartfelt condolences to Lois and the Neal family during this difficult time. I am so Blessed to have know Jim and call him a friend. I enjoyed the conversations we had and the many laughs we shared. RIP my friend
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