Neal Samuel SALISIAN Sr.

Neal was more like my older brother/father who was always there to guide me, teach me, and to protect me as I grew up. I couldn't be more fortunate than to have Neal give me away at my wedding. Best of all, I will always be grateful of his love for his "White Rosé Queen".

I went back to my June 4, 1944 Class Photo from Burbank Elementary to confirm that our friendship began at the very earliest of age. There was Neal, Keith Dinsmore, Sherman Stafford, and me. Neal and I are together in each class picture up through graduation from Eliot in 1964. I was crushed to hear of his death as I'm sure were dozens if not hundreds of his friends, classmates, and business associates. Neal was a good man with a passion for Pasadena and an unending loyalty to his...

Uncle Neal was my favorite relative of my earliest childhood memories. Fun, brilliant, engaging and always the coolest dude in the room. I adored him.

Wonderful memories from high school and numerous reunion committees - a great guy who will be missed by all who knew him. Molly and Neal Brockmeyer

Please add Susan Graham (Bond)'s name to "the girls" who have known Neal from Eliot Jr. High through Jphn Muir High School and beyond, and who shares our fond memories of him.

We "girls" have known Neal from our preteen years starting in the 7th grade at Eliot Jr. High to the present.

Neal was always full of smiles, so outgoing, and a natural leader, even then.

He has touched the lives of so many and we will miss him.

We send our thoughts and sympathies to his family at this time.

Linda L., Linda G., Cheryl R., Lee S., Betty Jane M., Pat W.,Letty R., Janice Y.



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My sincere condolences to the family at this difficult time. May you find comfort in the promise that soon death will be no more... and never again will we have to bury our love ones again. (Rev.12:3,4)