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Neil Jacobs

Seattle, Washington

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NEIL JACOBS SPENCER - Neil Jacobs, of Spencer, NY, passed away on Tuesday, November 13th, 2007. He was born February 21st, 1945 and grew up with his late parents, Roy and Kay Jacobs in Port Chester, NY. He graduated from the Roy H. Park School of Communications at Ithaca Collage in 1967 and...

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Uncle Neil was a loving, giving, caring person. One special memory that I have is when he drove all the way down to NC for my wedding by himself and gave us a very special gift that I will always treasure. He gave us his late mother's silver pitcher. My husband and I were so touched and moved by his thoughtfulness and generosity. That is the Uncle Neil that I will always remember. My thought and prayers go out to my cousins Shiela, Roger and Ray at this sorrowful time in your lives. I...

OUR SYMPATHY TO Neils cHILDREN AND GRAND CHILDREN. WE WILL MISS HIS JOKES AND SMILE FOR EVERYONE, AND REMEMBER ALL THE FUN WE HAD AT THE OLD FARM !!!REST IN PEACE JEANNE AND GLENN GROSSMANN

I worked with Neil in Media Services for many years. Even after we all moved on to different places in our lives we always kept in contact sharing news about our kids. Our most recent email was about 3 weeks ago. He was so happy to share the news that he was becoming a grandfather again next year. I told him also that I too was going to be a grandmother again next year & sent him some recent photos of my granddaughter. I'm so glad that I did. I never thought it would be our last. My...

I first met Neil when he was dating my sister, Linda, and I was about 10. He had a wonderfully inquisitive way about him, followed by a wide-eyed "oh really? Wow!" I always enjoyed his ever-quick wit and good sense of humor.

We shared 2/21 birthdays, albeit 20 years apart, and I always looked forward to hearing something goofy from "Unca Neil" to "Unca Mike", even though neither of us was the other's uncle.

One day that really stands out for me was before my parents' 50th...

I enjoyed working with Neil at the ETV Center and the good times on Friday afternoons. He always did his best in doing projects assigned to him. I will never forget him.

The wonder of Neil was his ability to smile through the struggles that surrounded his life. He always met me with a smile and a "bad joke", the latest news on his children and grand children. His eyes would shine with pride when talking about his latest visit to see his kids.

From early on when I started at Cornell, Neil shared his breadth of knowledge and, what I found, joy of understand the various equipment he used at the ETV Center - helping me to make a better product.

He...