My deepest condolences to Neal's family for this terrible loss. My prayers and thoughts are with you. Neal was such a nice person and great to work with. He was quiet but effective in his work. He was a quick learner and very detailed in whatever he did. Neal will be truly missed in our group, not only as an excellent worker, but also as a good friend. It will be hard to go to the lab knowing that he won't be there. Rest in peace good friend.

I am so sorry to hear of the loss on Neil.  May God wrap him in his arms and bring him peace.
My prayers and thoughts are with you in your time of sorrow🙏🏻
Louise Giardelli

Linda, 
was thinking about how special having a brother is and what a great loss. now you will have a brother protecting you from heaven. all your friends at the hospital are keeping you and your family in our prayers.

Neil was one of the best people I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. From my very first day on the job, Neil was so supportive and patient. We debated about whether he was an amazing teacher or if I was a quick learner (the truth was he was an amazing teacher). He had a way of making those around him comfortable and at ease, often joking and never taking anything too seriously. He will be missed dearly! ❤️

My condolences to Neil's family.

Neil was a great listener. I always enjoyed conversing with him. We talked at least once a day if I was in the office. We shared a love for stand-up comedy, so we always talked about our favorite Bill Burr bits or the latest special on Netflix. He always ended the day saying "Goodbye Picatinny peoples!", before leaving the office. That was his trademarked slogan..


I've worked with Neil for a few years and every time I'd drive to his place of work he'd greet me so enthusiastically, evey time without fail. He brought such positive energy and teamwork to the work environment. I'll miss that. My heart goes out to his family and friends.

I had worked with Neil for years. We had our small group of people that hung out together, going out to happy hours after work. We had the same type of humor and he made the whole experience fun and lighthearted. After a while he moved on to another job but our group would still meet up as much as we could as if nothing had changed, joking around every time. My heart broke when I heard the news, I will miss those happy hours. My deepest sympathies to his family and his friends.

I only got to meet Neil a few times through work, but he was such a joy every time. I remember excitedly chatting with him in the parking lot when we noticed we both drive a Mustang. My condolences to family and friends.




While I have fallen out of touch with Neil, I consider him one of my first childhood friends.  We met in elementary school, played on the same Little League team and attended the same High School.  I have fond memories of visiting his family home as a kid, often exploring the pond and wooded area behind his house.  He was always the funniest guy in the room.  Some of my favorite birthday memories feature Neil, and his humor.  At one such party, it was a sleep over, and while not much sleep was being had, he help craft this fantasy that kept us all engaged all night.  Brilliant and freatIve in his youth, I can only imagine how that played out in his adult life.  To his family and close friends I offer my deepest sympathy. 
John Wildrick

Linda, 
Deepest condolences to you and your family 😇🦋😇

My condolences to the family. Neil was smart, hardworking, friendly and a very kind person.  I really loved his unique sense of humor.   He was always very patient when training and helping coworkers, specially when helping me. I really enjoyed working with him and will always remember him fondly. - Katy Perez

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Neil J. Sudol

May 27, 1977 – August 7, 2023

Wood Funeral Home

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