Birth date: Mar 21, 1960 Death date: Oct 30, 2020
On Friday, October 30, 2020, Neal S. Swift passed at his home in Ashburn, VA. Neal is survived by his lifelong companion, Denise Bencivenga of Ashburn, VA. He is also survived by his parents, siblings, nieces and nephews all of wh Read Obituary
My friend at Holly Lane school in Westlake ohio. Rest In Peace.
So sorry to hear of Neal’s passing. I was fortunate to have played little league baseball with him as well as high school basketball. One day after basketball practice (our sophomore year) Neal and I talked strategy, teamwork, etc. I can honestly say he really helped me become a better basketball player and a better teammate. I haven’t seen Neal in many years but after reading the other memories on this website, it is obvious he touched many lives, and he will be missed.
I am so sorry and sadden and shocked to hear such bad news! Neil and I worked together and were roommates when we had meetings and always hung out as long as possible after the meetings to visit. Although he lived in Northern Va. and I lived in Central we always spoke on the phone. I always called him "big brother" because, he was a lot bigger than me and he called me "little brother". Neil was a person who you were always happy to be around. He always had a great smile that lit up a room and lifted everyone up. He was one of the good ones that left us too soon. I will miss him everyday but, I know that God needed an extra Angel and Neil would never disappoint.
I miss you! I Look forward to see you one day Buddy.
Neil was a kind and caring classmate and friend through our high school years. He was also a very good pitcher in youth baseball, who whiffed me so often he ended my short lived aspirations for a career in baseball. My condolences to all of his family and friends.
Neal has been my my dear friend and work husband, traveling partner to meetings and wonderful trips with L’Oreal. He has helped me through a very difficult time and always comforted me.
He loved coming to the beach with our friends and just hanging out. I still have one beer he left when he was here last . I will save it till we meet again. He was so funny always telling jokes great stories. One of the kindest man I ever knew. My heart is so heavy knowing i will never be able to talk with you again.
Rest In Peace my friend 🙏you will be missed forever
Dear Elaine and Ted, I just heard about Neal’s passing, there are no words for how very sorry I am for your loss. Thoughts and prayers for your family. Love, Donna Frisch❤️🙏🏻
Neal ,
My big brother , my protector , and someone I looked up too. I will always hold you close to my heart .. RIP until we meet again ❤️❤️❤️
Just heard the sad news. I knew Neil in high school. We played in a summer basketball league together along with Jack Laraway and Rob Paris. I went to north Olmsted
