Memories of Dwight Randall Neely, Sr.

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Dwight Randall Neely, Sr.

Ferndale, MI

March 27, 1936 - October 27, 2023

Mar 27, 1936 - Oct 27, 2023

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Spencer Leagra

1988, McCormick Place, Chicago, IL, USA

Dwight with Valhala employees Mark and Tracy

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Spencer Leagra

Steven had shared this photo with me last year, of Dwight at their booth at McCormick Place in 1988. Steven had shared this photo with me last year, of Dwight at their booth at McCormick Place in 1988. Steven had shared this photo with me last year, of ... Read more

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Jeff Witters

My best memories of Dwight were while I was living next door to him & Steven, although every time I saw him had its own unique quality. It was nice (when not having close friends nearby) a friendly face and conversation on any day I needed, which was very much appreciated and helped as it was my first experience of being out of my parents' house. In addition to this was the tomatoes he would sell under the moniker 'The Tomato Guys', because often Id get calls from friends saying 'Im coming down to Ferndale, but do you know where the Tomato Guys are???' It was cool that my friends were all into it as well!

There's obviously so much more, but that's what first comes to mind :)

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Julia Neely

2021, Conowingo, MD, USA

Neely Clan family reunion 2021

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Jeff Witters

Julia Neely

My dad was just the best! He taught all of us his children the value of hard work and honesty as well as the facts of life and how to survive in it. Dad loved to talk about himself and his children but he was also a great listener. If you were sad he felt the pain; if you were happy he was truly happy for you. He always had wise advice, he was not only my dad but my best friend. I will miss him for the rest of my life.

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