John Neath

Thinking of you today, Sonny...here, the phone's for you!!!

Sonny was a kind and very good man. He and I were roommates and friends over 35 years ago. He was a good friend at a time when I really needed one. A matter of fact, I would have to say that sonny might have saved my life. I have not forgotten Sonny and never will.

Our heartfelt condolences for your loss. We knew him as Sonny and first met him at Sweet Mesquite. His way of supporting kids was second to none. We will miss him and be forever grateful for his friendship. Rest in Peace. Respectfully, Stan and Mary Stark.

Sonny played such an enormous role in my younger years. He truly shaped and taught me things I still use in life today. Thank you my friend.
Sweet Mesquite forever !
Stan Stark Jr.

Sonny

John...a friend and a good man who loved life and cherished his family. Rest in peace and God be with you.

John was an enjoyable neighbor his short time in Galveston (Terramar Beach). I enjoyed his many stories and pride about his family and past life, businesses, ventures, difficulties, and how he overcame and survived. He had a rich "nine lives."

My Sympathies to the Neath Family for your loss.

I was in Sonny's homeroom at Lamar and thought the world of him, a great guy. I have not seen him since one of the Lamar reunions back in the 90's, and then it was like no years had passed since our high school days. Great friends are like that.

Ed Naylor
Austin, Tx

Sonny was bigger than life. Such a wonderful spirit and he never met a stranger! I knew him well in High School and continued to see him at Sweet Mesquite in the Township in Missouri City. He will be dearly missed and my deepest condolences to the family.