Rick Lee Neff 61; Of Binghamton, passed away Sunday, March 29 a long hard battle with cancer. Born May 24,1958 in Binghamton the son of the late Earl Hall & Florence Neff. Besides his parents he was predeciested by his sister Bulah and brother Norman Teft. Rick was a Self Employed house painter. He loved the old Victorians. He would collect different little things from the past of the old homes, such as door knobs and hardware ect . He loved the craftsmen ship in the details of the lovely buildings. Rick's life had taken him on many paths. He learned at a young age that life was hard many ways. If you wanted a good life you had to work hard for it . That he did. He was self taught and was not afraid to try to learn new things such as to use the computer with the changes in the times. A humble man, Full of life, loyal generous and a kind friend. Rick Loved talking of days gone by and the days to come. Fishing was one of his great joys; along with Max. He was a devoted loving Dad to Max whom he had adopted 8 years ago when he was a just a pup. Rick loved taking him to Home Depot and such.
Rick is survived by: Max, brother Douglas and sisters: Joy, Linda Williams and Jane Tucker, a nephew Taylor Rosenkrance , Also many cousins & friends.
Funeral arrangements are being made by
Ashes are to be buried at a later date with his mother at Spring Forest Cemetery, Binghamton
Rick is survived by: Max, brother Douglas and sisters: Joy, Linda Williams and Jane Tucker, a nephew Taylor Rosenkrance , Also many cousins & friends.
Funeral arrangements are being made by
Ashes are to be buried at a later date with his mother at Spring Forest Cemetery, Binghamton
Rick Lee Neff 61; Of Binghamton, passed away Sunday, March 29 a long hard battle with cancer. Born May 24,1958 in Binghamton the son of the late Earl Hall & Florence Neff. Besides his parents he was predeciested by his sister Bulah and brother Norman Teft. Rick was a Self Employed house painter. He loved the old Victorians. He would collect different little things from the past of the old homes, such as door knobs and hardware ect . He loved the craftsmen ship in the details of the lovely buildings. Rick's life had taken him on many paths. He learned at a young age that life was hard many ways. If you wanted a good life you had to work hard for it . That he did. He was self taught and was not afraid to try to learn new things such as to use the computer with the changes in the times. A humble man, Full of life, loyal generous and a kind friend. Rick Loved talking of days gone by and the days to come. Fishing was one of his great joys; along with Max. He was a devoted loving Dad to Max whom he had adopted 8 years ago when he was a just a pup. Rick loved taking him to Home Depot and such.
Rick is survived by: Max, brother Douglas and sisters: Joy, Linda Williams and Jane Tucker, a nephew Taylor Rosenkrance , Also many cousins & friends.
Funeral arrangements are being made by
Ashes are to be buried at a later date with his mother at Spring Forest Cemetery, Binghamton
Rick is survived by: Max, brother Douglas and sisters: Joy, Linda Williams and Jane Tucker, a nephew Taylor Rosenkrance , Also many cousins & friends.
Funeral arrangements are being made by
Ashes are to be buried at a later date with his mother at Spring Forest Cemetery, Binghamton
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