Nancy Neal Obituary, Death Cause – The life of Nancy Neal, who passed away on May 20, 2023, was full of joy and excitement. Let us honor her life. Although her birth name was Annie Mary Neal and she was born in Gurteen, Ireland on August 16, 1943, we all refer to her as Nancy or Nan.
Nancy was a voracious reader throughout her entire life, and she appears to have a book in her possession at all times. It was during her childhood that she first became interested in reading. She spent a lot of time with her best friend and mentor, Jim Quinn, who was the one who exposed her to the vast world of literature through his collection of books.
During her later years, she developed a passion for collecting antiques, particularly dolls. Poems and short stories about her childhood in Ireland were frequently written by her. Because Nancy had a soft spot for animals, all of the alley cats in Mission were grateful for her act of compassion. It was Nancy’s passion to sing and dance. Even when her daughter hinted that she might be a little bit timid about her singing voice, she never hesitated to roar out a melody.
She was always confident in her ability to sing. Nancy Neal’s family and friends will always with fondness remember the moments they saw her let loose on the dance floor. Her dancing style was particularly distinctive, and they will always remember those times with fondness. The decision to attend nursing school at Mile End Memorial Hospital in London was made by Nancy when she was 19 years old and she left Ireland.
Following her time spent working as a Staff Sister at East Ham Memorial Hospital in London, she relocated to Liverpool in order to take a position as a Medical Officer at the Harold Magnay School, where she worked with children who had special needs. On a whim and with the help of a Charley Pride song, she eventually found herself in Fort Worth, Texas, with her late husband, Keith. Nancy, Keith, and their daughter Megan moved to Mission, Texas, in the early 1980s.
There, Nancy started working as an emergency room nurse at Mission Hospital. Megan was also a part of the family. Her roots were planted in the field of trauma nursing, but it was at the McAllen Veterans Affairs Clinic that she found her true calling: providing care to veterans. Her unshakable empathy and sense of fairness made her an ideal candidate for the position, and she thoroughly enjoyed her time spent working at the Veterans Affairs Clinic.
Nancy is survived by her daughter, Megan Neal; her son-in-law, Jeremy Whitted; her significant other, Bruce Wilson; her sister, Kitty Feeney; her brother-in-law, Brendan Feeney; her brothers, Barney, Tom, and John McGrath; her sisters-in-law, Julie and Margaret McGrath; her nieces Hilda, Sarah, Emer, and Laura; her nephews Hugh, Noel, Colm, Stephen, Bernard, Rory, Owen, Dermot, and Daniel; and by a large number of cousins, relatives, and loved ones.
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