He had a nice spirit, and always kind I thought. He had a green Mustang and I remember getting a drive in it. I was sad when he passed. He was a wonderful and kind spirit.
Neil, my best friend, basketball buddy, sweetest guy I ever knew. My heart will never heal from the loss of you. To this day I morn your death. I grew up with neil from kindergarden on and we grew to be very close friends. He gave me my first and only smack in the nose with a snowball during one of our neighborhood snowball fights. Thanks for the crooked nose Neil!
He dated my cousin Sue Kondrat who graduated in 70. I remember Neil having many nose bleeds. Once, on Inaugeral Ball day he got one and the hospital packed his nose to the max with gauze. He was all swollen but put on his suit and off to the dance we went, Neil, Sue, David Kohanyi, my steady and me. Well, after we went to park, as teens do. Poor Neil got yelled at because he couldn't make out because he couldn't kiss and breathe at the same time. It was funny to be in the back seat of his mustang while they fought up front about something so trivial.
Neil quickly grew out of the relationship and met a most wonderful gal. Roberta (Bobbie) Miller. She was smart, beautiful and full of love for him. They were planning on getting married. They had picked out a ring when the worst thing immaginable happened to them. He was killed, electrocuted while working at Common Wealth Edison. It hit everyone hard, especially Bobbie. I have recently connected with her. She now lives in Calif.
Neil, if you are looking down on us as I believe, know how much you are loved and missed by many. Your dear friend, Pammy
Jim Deiotte
He had a nice spirit, and always kind I thought. He had a green Mustang and I remember getting a drive in it. I was sad when he passed. He was a wonderful and kind spirit.Pamela Depew (Salzer)
Neil, my best friend, basketball buddy, sweetest guy I ever knew. My heart will never heal from the loss of you. To this day I morn your death. I grew up with neil from kindergarden on and we grew to be very close friends. He gave me my first and only smack in the nose with a snowball during one of our neighborhood snowball fights. Thanks for the crooked nose Neil!
He dated my cousin Sue Kondrat who graduated in 70. I remember Neil having many nose bleeds. Once, on Inaugeral Ball day he got one and the hospital packed his nose to the max with gauze. He was all swollen but put on his suit and off to the dance we went, Neil, Sue, David Kohanyi, my steady and me. Well, after we went to park, as teens do. Poor Neil got yelled at because he couldn't make out because he couldn't kiss and breathe at the same time. It was funny to be in the back seat of his mustang while they fought up front about something so trivial.
Neil quickly grew out of the relationship and met a most wonderful gal. Roberta (Bobbie) Miller. She was smart, beautiful and full of love for him. They were planning on getting married. They had picked out a ring when the worst thing immaginable happened to them. He was killed, electrocuted while working at Common Wealth Edison. It hit everyone hard, especially Bobbie. I have recently connected with her. She now lives in Calif.
Neil, if you are looking down on us as I believe, know how much you are loved and missed by many. Your dear friend, Pammy