On my list of best friends, Tim, was at the top.  Thanks for 
sharing your kindness, wit, advice and caring.  Also for 
exposing me to Gin and Tonics at a Mason City Jaycee 
state meeting.  We had many a quiet discussion together.

You will be remembered.

chappie



To Dee and family, please accept the deepest sympathies from the Molyneaux Insurance team in Davenport Iowa. Tim was the President of our firm for several years. Memories include receiving advice on being a knowledgeable insurance advisor and how to develop leadership qualities. He had a positive impact on our firm and to all of those he worked with. May he rest in peace.

The memory of a good person is a blessing. Proverbs 10:7  


Many great memories of Tim .. Sincere condolences to Dee and their family..
I most remember the many Jaycee nights in the old Dubuque Jaycee club rooms. 

 At  Tim & Bob's Bar  (or as Bob Chapman preferred--Bob & Tim's)

Dean  Schantz

Had great times with Tim at Dubuque Jaycee meetings. We've lost touch over the years, but I know Tim was really one nice guy, and my sincere condolences go to his wife and all members of his family.

Dee,  one bright spot of moving to Dubuque was meeting Tim.  We’ve enjoyed knowing this really nice guy and so sad he’s left this earth.
May your sorrow be softened by the wonderful memories we know you have.

I still remember Tim and the rest of our motley crew helping me move into our house on Auburn St. in 1971. What  a way to spend Thanksgiving weekend. In recent years Rose & I have enjoyed spending time with Tim & Dee in Arizona, watching Hawkeye basketball, attending concerts, eating out and in, and especially enjoying Tim's special martini concoctions. In fact, I'll have one in his memory tonight. Lots of great memories with a super guy.

Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you at this sad time.  All of the wonderful memories you've had will help you through this plus the love and support of friends and of course family will give you all strength.

Love to you all

Carol Lawson and children

Tim, a very good friend from our days atCo-Duke high school in Dubuque, Ia. Will be missed even tho we weren’t close since then. So many good memories I’ll treasure. Rest In Peace my old friend.

As the closest of friends, we shared some of the best years of our lives, our HS years.  In the summer playing tennis with the "rich and famous" at the Dubuque Golf and Country Club, while we waited for our caddy #'s to come up; or on the river, sometimes rowing back to the cottage in the middle of night, returning from a movie in Dubuque.  My uncle had a place across the river, just south of the dam that he let us use,  and during the winter we skated and played poker there, staying warm with beer and a glowing red pot bellied stove.  Bob T. mentioned Sullivan's store, the regular lunch time euchre game on the meat block, interrupted only by Emmitt when he had to cut some meat for a cringing customer on the other side of the case.  Soo many good times, so long old friend.


 
Not forgotten.

Tim, oh how I remember watching your Dad tearing down the old Chicken house to use the foundation for a Swimming Pool. (While you spent most of that summer in Ia. City with a threat of Polio).
 The High School Days at St Columbkilles (1955), Smoking Cigarettes in the path to school during our lunch break, with Florian Tigges, Dave Sprengelmeyer, Me (Bob Tigges) and You (Tim).
Just hanging out at Sullivans Store after school on Grandview Ave, drinking a bottle of Pepsi with a bag of peanuts pouried in the bottle.  
Playing tag football on Sunday Afternoons on Mt. Loretta with Jimmy Hancock, Dave Springelmeyer, and Florian Tigges. 

Then you moved away and were only united again at Class Reunions especially the 50th.










Uncle Tim was a fine man and role model. I had the pleasure of spending a lot of time around him when we were growing up and he was always kind and available. He leaves a wonderful family, an amazing wife and many, many people who were touched by his spirit behind. God bless and RIP.

Condolences to the family.  Tim was a fine tennis player and always a pleasure to be around while at the courts.  We missed him when he left Roswell.

Our sincerest condolences and deepest sympathies to the whole McNeil Family.
May he rest in eternal peace with his Creator. AMEN. 🙏
I think we might have seen him at the wedding of Jerry and Kitchie, our eldest daughter.
God bless,
Excel & Dolly Tuason and Family
PS
A Holy Mass intention will be offered in his memory for the repose of his soul.

Dee and Family,
So sorry to hear of Tim's death.  Know that your family will be in our  thoughts and prayers.  Have very fond memories of when you lived behind us in Dubuque.

OBITUARY

Jon Timothy McNeil

October 10, 1937 – June 30, 2019

Sunland Memorial Park, Mortuary & Cremation Center

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