Dear Bob, I am just finding out now that Sue passed away in February. I am so sorry to hear it and want to send you my sympathy. I think of you often at Randolph Elementary School, and my happy years there. It was always a pleasure to spend time with you and Sue in Zepheryhills.

I am currently in retired living and content. 

Pleasant regards,

Joan Leonard

We love you Aunt Sue! So glad we were able to make sweet memories with you! 

To the McNeal family we hold you all close to our hearts as we offer our condolences for the loss of Mrs. McNeal.  She was a dear patient to us and always a pleasure to see and talk to.  The love between her and Mr. McNeal was always on display.  We cared for her not only as a patient but also as a loving person.  She will be missed dearly.  

Dr Jones and Staff

Dear Bob and Family...I'm saddened by the death of your precious  Sue.  I was fortunate to be in her company a few times when I was teaching at Randolph under Your Principalship, Bob.  What a pleasure it was.  I saw you two as quite a wonderful team and I know Sue will be missed by many family members and friends.  

Thank you for your kindness and support at Randolph.  You were a great Principal with wonderful family backing.

Blessings and condolences to you and yours.   Elizabeth (Betty) Grove
Lewes, De.

Bob, I am so sorry to hear of your wife’s passing.  I retired two years ago and frequently think about all the good times including the years with you as ASA President. I have always thought very highly of you and am sorry you are going through this difficult time.  I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. 
Gregg Robertson 

  Our deepest sympathies at your loss .
  She now walks with God, no pain or stress and is at peace by his side.
  May God help you through the times ahead and help you feel peace in knowing she is now in his hands by his side and at peace. 
   If you have need call.
  Sincerely and with Love
          Gerri & Francis

Dear Bob and family,
Sue was a great neighbor. How we will miss her bright smile and friendly waves every time you all drove passed the house.  On the occasions when we chatted, Sue was always warm and kind.  Our condolences and thoughts are with you.
Jane and Patty (the "across the street" neighbors.)

I have been Sue and Bob’s next-door neighbor for over 50 years.  Sue was the first neighbor that I met after moving here in 1971.  Both Sue and Bob welcomed me with open arms, love, and support. My two daughters, Tracy and Carrie, were so thankful for Eloise, Tom, David, and Mike who would lift them up over the fence to watch the boys play ball in their yard, to help make their very own pizzas when the McNeal kids made theirs, and to be big brothers or a big sister to emulate.  Sue was the perfect role model for me as a young mom, and I always said that I was grateful for how she and Bob included us in their family activities.    No matter what challenges I have had over these past 50+ years, I always knew that I could go right next door to have someone to give me a hug, to comfort me, to laugh with me, to celebrate happy times with me.  She welcomed my husband (Spence) of twenty years and shared her happiness and love for both of us every time we were together.  I/we will miss her more than I can even begin to express.  Rest in peace, Sue.  I will always love YOU!!  ---   Marlene & Spence

OBITUARY

Sue Worley McNeal

August 9, 1937 – February 8, 2023

Demaine Funeral Home – Fairfax

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