This hits close to home.   I was thinking of him the other day, unaware of his departure.     He was a classmate at BC - always with a smile, confidence and soft spoken way of explaining things.    Neal was the first Jewish person I met, and he made me smile and laugh.   Our paths did not cross after the early days in NYC  -  but I have many Jewish friends, now.   Thank you, Neal.    God bless your wife and daughters. 



I am so sorry to hear of Neal’s passing. I worked with his father and also with Neal himself in the mortgage business. My sincere sympathy to you and your girls. Neal will be missed.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Neil’s passing.  Neil and I worked together in the mortgage industry.  He was a knowledgeable dedicated and caring professional who spoke glowingly of his family.  He will be missed by all

All our staff very sad to lose such a friendly and happy friend.Every time you come to Mitsuba with your family ,it will bring us all the joy. Your smile will always be remembered in our heart.                                       

I was a friend of Neal's at BC and remember him as just the nicest person.  I am so sorry for your loss.

Lori and family

So very sorry for your loss.                                                                            Neal was such a great and wonderful guy.  I go back with Neal over 20 years ago when he was supplying mortgages to my customers at the townhouse development in Union.  The best was we would go for lunch after we  closed one of the mortgages.  And, he paid  for lunch  LOL
He always spoke about the fun evenings you and he would have in NYC going for dinner, shows or dancing
Neal adored you and the kids, it was what drove him to be so successful in business and family .                                                                My condolence for his loss and all will miss him immensely
Ken Schwartz


 
Dear Lori, Allie and Erin,  Glenn an d Sari, sending our sincere condolences and heartfelt Sympathy at this very difficult time.  We are so so very sorry and our thoughts and prayers are with you. 

Neal was my oldest childhood friends...we were together through nursery school, grade school, guitar lessons together and I was with him when he got his new fender electric guitar… We sat in the orthodontist chairs next to each other ..I remember when he got his braces off… 
 Went to Hebrew school together...he came to my bat mitzvah,  I remember when us girls were having girl talk and he wanted to learn about everything from us  since he didn’t have a big sister ...  it was many years since I had seen him… Wasn’t until the Lakewood reunions where we saw one another again and he could meet my husband Harvey and he could share all about his wonderful life with his beautiful wife and beautiful daughters…  he warmed up the room at the reunions and he is just one of the nicest people I have had the opportunity to have in my life .  I was always sorry I never had the chance to meet you .  (My mother my husband and I live  near West Palm Beach..)  and to have a reunion with Glenn and Sari .  
 He was such a devoted husband and father  and he was so proud of you ! You could see all the love in  his Facebook photos. 
 Neal and your wonderful family will always be in my heart  ...
 With love, 
Melissa (Koseff) and Harvey Walfish and family 

Dear Lori, Allie and Erin, sending my sincere condolences at this very difficult time. Neal was my Boston College classmate (1980) and FB friend. I have two grown daughters as well and it was clear that Neal’s wife and children came first in his life! He was such a devoted husband and father. I am so very sorry for your loss and send prayers and love to you all! 

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Neal Alan Zuck

March 8, 1958 – November 1, 2019

Bernheim-Apter-Kreitzman Suburban Funeral Chapel

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