NEIL CARVER

My deepest sympathy to all Neil's family on his passing. I only learned of his death today July 22nd through our friend Tish Dugan. I first met Neil when we visited Philly in '84. When he visited Ireland I got to spend a day with him and a young Jeremy showing him the cliffs on the West coast of Ireland.He was a lovely man and is well remembered in Ballina with fondness. God bless his soul. An Irish saying is " May he be in Heaven an hour before the devil knows he dead ".

Please accept my heartfelt sympathies and condolences Neil Family. During this time of sadness may you find comfort in drawing close to God and he will draw close to you.

My condolences to Ellen and the rest of Neil's family. Although I only knew him casually, I remember Neil as a happy, friendly guy. I first met him thru my good friend Art Morgenstern [of blessed memory] on the beach in Ventnor the summer that he and Ellen met - I think she was with her cousin Shelly. We spent a little timed together that summer, then re-connected on 15th St. in Philadelphia one afternoon and talked about our very different law practices. We had lunch occasionally - always a...

My sincere condolences to the family. May the God who binds up the brokenhearted and comforts all who mourn, sustain your family during this difficult time - Isaiah 61:1, 2.

My sincere condolences. May the God of all comfort strengthen you all during this difficult time. Ron 15:4

I met Neil in 1982. He was a funny guy ( with scarcasm) and just a really nice guy. Rest in peace Neil.

My brother was a source of good common sense. His childhood was rich in the values that really count, loving & caring parents & strong personal friendships from which he cultivated his charming character & charisma. He will be missed by all.