Justin Neal Obituary

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I can't believe your gone you were always do strong and resilient always powering through whatever life through at you I miss you so much you don't even know if you rescued me to saved my life you have been heavy on my mind and heart lately things will never be the same without you you don't even know what you mean to me changed my life and for once it's been changed for the better I owe you more than I can possibly ever put into words you will always be in my heart no matter what rest in peace Justin I went all the way to coatesville to see you and that's how I found out you passed away it was the shock of a lifetime to say the least I'm sorry I wasn't around at the end I just hope you're okay now love you always goodbye candy

I miss you my sweet Angel. I can’t believe the world is still turning and you’re not here. I’ll never stop loving and thinking of you and talking about you. It’s been 5 months and God, how you are missed. You were my best friend and keeper of the memories and jokes. Losing you is like losing half of me. I love you my sweet son. I miss your voice, your jokes, you giving me advice, solicited or otherwise. I can’t wait to see you on the other side, sweet boy. All my love always. Mom

To my big brother Justin,
I love and miss you with all of my heart. I am so sorry you were hurting and I am slightly comforted in knowing you are not hurting anymore. Thanks for showing me how to be a man. You were a GREAT big brother, and I will always hold onto the memories we shared. I miss you so much Justin, I'm so sorry this happened. We were supposed to overcome this, & all live together. I am doing this in your honor, and I will continue making you proud. I know your looking over me as my Guardian Angel just as you did here on Earth. Say hello to Ronnie for me. I love you, Rest In the sweetest Peace brother.

Justin was a unique spirit. He was always a leader and never a follower. He was as kind to strangers as he was to friends. He had a sharp mind and a quick wit. He was fiercely loyal to friends and family and he loved the freedom and symbolism this country represents. Joining the Navy is a brave thing to do, but confidence and bravery were commodities Justin had a surplus of. Time and time again I saw Justin see a problem that everyone else was running away from, and he would run towards it to help. He was generous with his time and a builder of men. He was one of the most positive people I know, almost to the point where when he walked into a room, you could actually feel the energy shift and see people who weren't smiling before now smiling. He accomplished many great things in life. He saw many sights, did many things, and had many experiences, but he never really bragged about anything until he became a father. That was easily his proudest moment. He was truly a wonderful guy and one of a kind. My thoughts and prayers are with his son, family and loved ones. We lost one of the good ones.

Since hearing about Justin passing, a Maya Angelou quote has been bouncing between my ears: "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." While people like me had to read books in their late thirties to learn virtues like this, Justin seemed to emulate this naturally since his youth. Perhaps it was something about his need to understand things around him that made it incredibly natural for Justin to make people around him feel special/unique/important. I am comforted in knowing that he is now somewhere there is no darkness threatening tarnish to his soulshine.

RIP Justin. May God bless your family in this time of sorrow.

Justin was a wonderful young man that was such a positive energy & ray of bright light. He always thought of others before himself. A veteran & a remarkable human being. I pray his soul is at peace.

RIP Justin

RIP Justin.. Mrs.Robyn

I met Justin when he worked for Venezia dispatching and I worked at Lehigh White Cement and ordered trucks from him. We probably spoke dozens of times a day for the time he was on that board and became friends. I loved working with Justin, he was funny and smart and we had such a great working relationship. I remember how much he loved his dogs (and any dog) and his son Jacob was the light of his life. The world lost an amazing man when Justin left this earth but I know his soul is still with all of those he loved and he will be watching over us. I also wish I could have had one last conversation with Justin but know that he is there and knows how much we will miss him. My heart is with Suzannah and the rest of his family and friends as Justin leaves a huge hole in everyones life. Rest in Peace, my friend the Simple Man.

You'll be missed, Justin.

I know Justin through the stories his mom, Suzi, told me. He was a wonderful person. They were very close and loved and enjoyed each other. I am so heartbroken for Suzi . I am sending all my love and prayers.

I’m met Justin about 20 years ago, immediately I liked him. He was funny he was charming he was kind and he made you feel like you knew him forever. Justin was like the man best friend I never had and all I could say is I pray he is at peace comfort and happy because in the end that’s all he really ever wanted. I wish I could’ve seen him one more time and had a deep conversation with him like we always used to have he was a great listener and a great advice giver. I will see you one day again my friend, loved you liked family xoxox Brandi

Justin was a patriot, friend, inspiration and all ways a pleasure to be around. It's has been an honor be call jim a friend. It's hard to put into words how much my family an I appreciate and honor justin for the sacrifices he and all service member make to keep us all save and free nation. Thank you my friend for all the wonderful memories. See you on the other side. Truely Beau Banta