Connect with us

Obituaries

Robert C. “Bob” Neal (1947 – 2025)

Published

on

Robert C. “Bob” Neal, 78, of Stephens City, Virginia, passed away on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at the Winchester Medical Center.

Robert C. “Bob” Neal

A funeral service will be held on Thursday, October 2, at 11:00 a.m. at Maddox Funeral Home with Sammy Campbell officiating. Inurnment will be private in Maine.

Bob was born January 12, 1947, in Portland, Maine, the son of the late Frank Ray Neal and Frances Chapman Neal. He was a 1965 graduate of Deering High School in Portland, Maine.

He co-owned and operated Star Pontiac Buick GMC in Leesburg, now known as Leesburg Buick GMC and Hummer. Bob was also active in the wholesale used car business for many years and opened Bob’s Used Cars in Winchester after leaving Star Pontiac.

His favorite job was driving a school bus for several years for Frederick County Public Schools. Most recently, Bob drove a dump truck for Juanita V. Trucking.

He served as a past Secretary-Treasurer of the Loudoun Golf and Country Club in Purcellville.

Surviving is his devoted wife of 45 years, Linda Click Neal; two sons, Robert Neal Jr. and wife Kimberly of Charles Town, West Virginia and Darin Neal and wife Crystal of Stephens City; daughter, Christina Neal-Burns of Charles Town, West Virginia; two brothers, Ray Neal and wife Cindy of Richmond and Sam Neal and wife Peg of Freeport, Maine; sister, Nancy Webber; and grandchildren, Amelia, Kyle, Sarah, Logan, and Peyton.

He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Brent Neal and Birchard Neal.

The family will receive friends on Wednesday, October 1, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Winchester, Virginia 22601.

Front Royal, VA
34°
Fair
7:28 am4:59 pm EST
Feels like: 34°F
Wind: 0mph WSW
Humidity: 89%
Pressure: 30.03"Hg
UV index: 0
SunMonTue
46°F / 45°F
57°F / 27°F
34°F / 25°F
Obituaries19 hours ago

Earl Bradford Robinson (1942 – 2025)

Regional News19 hours ago

Without Pennies, Should Retailers Round Up or Down? States Offer Their 2 Cents

State News19 hours ago

Federal Funding Shifts Cloud Virginia’s Transportation Plans for 2026

Obituaries20 hours ago

Joan A. Shipman (1932 – 2025)

Interesting Things to Know23 hours ago

Resolutions Are an Ancient Tradition—With Mixed Results

Interesting Things to Know23 hours ago

Shovel Snow Safely: Don’t Let Winter Work Send You to the ER

Health24 hours ago

How to Keep Those Happy Feet

Interesting Things to Know2 days ago

New Year, New Start! But Keep It Real

Food2 days ago

Tamales Ring in New Year Luck! A Delicious Tradition with Ancient Roots

Local News2 days ago

Thank You, Front Royal and Warren County — Merry Christmas!

Historically Speaking3 days ago

Finding the Spirit of Christmas, One Song at a Time

Community Events3 days ago

Children Activities by Samuels Public Library for the Month of January

Local News3 days ago

Virginia Home Sales Dip in November as Inventory Grows and Buyers Regain Options

Community Events3 days ago

This Week’s Showtimes at Royal Cinemas as of December 24th

State News3 days ago

Conservation Group Sues EPA over PFAS Contamination in Virginia Waterways

Interesting Things to Know3 days ago

Reindeer or Caribou? Santa’s Sleigh Team Revealed

Historically Speaking3 days ago

The Bible, the Classroom, and the Boundaries of Scholarly Evidence

Interesting Things to Know3 days ago

Yes, Your Dog Has a Little Bit of Wolf in Them

Opinion4 days ago

Are You Kidding Me? People Got Upset Because of a Character in a Parade?

Legal Notices4 days ago

Legal Notice: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Regional News4 days ago

DEA Launches “Fentanyl Free America” to Combat Opioid Crisis

Obituaries4 days ago

Ashby A. Boone (1938 – 2025)

Legislative Update4 days ago

Sixth District Perspectives with Congressman Ben Cline – December 23, 2025

Automotive4 days ago

Winter Wipers Can Make All the Difference—Here’s Why You Should Switch

Regional News4 days ago

As Supreme Court Pulls Back on Gerrymandering, State Courts May Decide Fate of Maps