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Remembering a Truly, Masterful, Percussionist of Our Generation. May Neil Peart Continue to Rest in Peace.
John and Barbara..
September 14, 2025


Sep 12, 1952 – Jan 7, 2020 (Age 67)
Neil Peart was the drummer for the classic progressive rock band Rush. Known for his technical proficiency and his elaborate drum kit, Peart is considered by many to be one of the best rock drummers in history. For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here.
Remembering a Truly, Masterful, Percussionist of Our Generation. May Neil Peart Continue to Rest in Peace.
John and Barbara..
September 14, 2025
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Laura Thon
September 12, 2025 | Chicago, IL
just one person in this world can make a huge difference
robert L
June 30, 2025 | VA
Neil Peart was the greatest drummer. I saw them in concert in 1986 in San Diego, CA. There was a problem with the power. I love Rush, but I was so impressed with Neil. When he played, he looked like a spider. I had never seen anyone play with two pedals. My grandson just turned 2 years old, and he is the biggest fan of Neil. He loves to watch and pretends to play the drums for hours. I purchased a drum set for toddlers just about a month ago, and I think he's ready for a real drum set. He...
Blanca Leon
June 02, 2025
Neil Peart wasn't only the greatest of all time, but he had a family who thought he was the greatest husband and father of all time also. A skill such as his will be remembered forever. Rest easy my friend !! Rick B.
Richard Borg
May 27, 2025
Neil was a fabulous drummer for Rush. And now, he'll at be Home on high, and will be playing in the Angel Band with all the angels and saints forevermore
Danny Agapas
February 07, 2025 | Other

The professor may you always keep beating those skin's rest well.
The greatest!
Lucinda
January 08, 2025 | Cleveland, OH

Tony Spirito
November 08, 2024
Outside of all the questions about religion, life after death, and some sort of supreme being that runs this entire show. There is no way I could ever convey to you the impact you had on my life. Your music, your lyrics, and your insights into life in general we're a gift from somewhere. There has to be something after death because there's no way someone like you just came here for a while and is now gone and will never be heard of or heard from again. I failed to believe that I have felt...
Stephen Zapien
May 02, 2024 | Kansas City, MO | Acquaintance