Glen Riley Neil

Glen really enjoyed snowbirding in Arizona, feeling good, and having the freedom of being able to get around easily. He seemed happiest when he could drive visitors around and see how much fun they were having. But if he saw any snow on the mountains, he wanted to go in the opposite direction, and fast! Glen was a very loving and accepting father-in-law, and I couldn't imagine a better one. I will miss him dearly!

Glen's gentle manner and reassuring smile always made me feel like everything will be OK. Heaven is lucky to have received an Angel such as Glen. He will be missed here on Earth.

Great Uncle Glen was just that, Great. We will miss his kind nature and his wonderful smiles, which soo reminded me of my grandpa's smiles.My heart and prayers go out to Carol,Dave,Mike,Dean and their families. My daughter Katie summed it up saying,"I bet he is having fun giving all the kids in heaven a four wheeler ride." He will be missed by so many.

His smile always brightened up your day! The love he had for all of us and the love we had for him will be cherished forever. We will miss him dearly.

A lifetime of memories can't be written. I'll always remember Glen's smile. My parents honored me with Glen's name and I will cherish it forever. George Glen Neil

Uncle Glen was the sweetest, kindest man I have ever know and he will be missed deeply. It will never be the same going up to Crane Lake. My thoughts and prayers go out to Carol and the rest of the family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the Neil family. With Love from Ellen and Doug Gallow (Sue Neil's sister)

Linda Terp and Kelli

Glen,my uncle was like a brother to me. When we were young I lived at Crane Lake and Glen and Charlie stayed with us as they went to school. It was like we grew up together. In the 60's I lived in New Brighton near where Glen and Carol lived, I spent many days and evenings at their house. At that time I had a car accident, Glen stopped every single day on his way home from work to see how I was doing. There will never be a more sweeter, kinder man than Glen.

I will miss him alot. I will also miss playing the card games with him. His job at the card games was to run the card shuffler. I am happy Glen does not have to suffer any more. My heart goes out to Carol. Also to David, Dean and Mike and their family's. May Glen Rest In Peace.

Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. With deepest sympathy, The Haight family--Ann, Tim, Stephanie, and Tim