NEAL F. FARRELL

With deepest regrets to the entire Farrell family. My father and I were just sitting here post diner Christmas Eve reminiscing about old friends from travel hockey back when Joey and I were kids. Joey, I am very sorry to hear the news. My Dad and your father enjoyed some long conversations watching us play hockey and also sends his regrets.

Kind regards,
Jim Clifford
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312-612-9017

I have been thinking of Neal everyday he is one of the most special people I have ever met. I am blessed that he is part of my family. I will never forget you and the amazing kindness you showed me when I came to say. From the bottom of my heart, lots of love and hugs.
Elaine

Dear Barbara,
We were so sorry when Tim called with the news that Neal had died. I understand that the viewing and funeral were very special with your children adding special remembrances. We will be thinking of you often and hope to see you soon.

Joan and Paul Hession

I was looking for an obit for another friend and came across Neals. I was a friend from the "50's",
high school days- so happy he had a wonderful, large family--so sorry for you loss,
maureen O'dea (Renie)

Farrell Family,
Neal was a friend while I was at Borg-Warner and we hold his memory in our hearts and prayers.

Blaine & Veryle Lynn Cox

Dear Barbara,

Charlie and I were so saddened to hear about your deep loss. We enjoyed playing golf with you and Neal at Abbey Springs and getting to know you better. He was obviously a wonderful husband, father and grandfather and will be sorely missed. Keep the memories alive and talk about him often! His spirit and soul will live on eternally.

With kindest sympathies,
Kathy (Gallagher) & Charlie Kurland

Dear Barb and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. We're sure Neal's absence in your lives will be deeply felt, and we hope for much support from family and friends for you. Peace to you.

Farrell Family,

I had the priveledge to work for Neal when Borg was going through some challenging times. He modeled courage, hard work and above all the need to do what was right. He was a wonderful guy and the world is a little bit better place for his having been here.