Kenneth Neal

I worked with Ken at Coffey, McGovern, Noel, Novogroski & Neal many years ago. I have many wonderful memories of him as a smart and fair attorney, an athlete "competing at the Olympics" in our hallways and a jokester at our Christmas parties. Ken was a true gentleman and a gentle man. Wishing peace to bring you comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your heart.

Kenny was a wonderful guy. I used to caddy for him and his Dad at Wannamoisett CC when I was in high school and college. He was an easy guy to get to know. In addition he was a very good athlete. I can remember watching him play both football and hockey at Brown. He was on a great hockey team at Brown that made it to the NCAA final four. I will always have fond memories of him. He was very nice to me when I was in school and caddying to earn money for my education. He always took an interest...

Im so sorry to hear thIs news and my sincere condolences go out to the entire Neal clan. Ken and Pat treated everyone like family. We were welcomed into their home and I have many fond memories of Ken at Eastman. He was a great person and carried himself as every man should. Im a better man, father and lawyer from knowing Ken Neal. He touched many lives with his kindness, humor and sincerity. He will be missed here, but Im sure he is already dancing with Lisa and Kristen. RIP Ken.

Great Hockey Memories...Best to Pat.

My best friend, my best man, and he was there for the birth of my son Sean, while I was serving in Vietnam. Grew up together, played with and against each other in prep school and college. ECAA Hockey Championships, NCAA final four Championships 1965. Incredible family, both Ed senior, and Ed jr were my mentors in the business world. His sister Judy was as lovely as her mother Ruth. Ken tried to keep me on the straight and narrow through life, and almost succeeded. It was an honor to be...

It is such a loss to hear of Kens passing. He was an amazing man that I had the privilege to work with many years ago. Always a quick smile, never a bad word, always providing encouragement and positivity to everyone. He was one of the nicest and sincere people I ever met. My deepest condolences to the Neal family.

Rest in peace, Ken!