Neil John McAulay

Please accept our deepest sympathy Aunt Pete and all of Neil's family. Our thoughts are with you. May Neil rest in peace. With love, Judy & Leigh

Sharing your sorrow over your loss, and thinking of your family. May Neil be at peace. Love and light. Barbara and Les

We are so sad to hear of Neil's passing. Our sincerest condolences are sent to Aunt Pete and all of Neil's family. May he rest in peace. Love, Rick and Linda

Dear Pietje and family, I would like to offer my condolences to you and your family. Neil will be missed in our neighborhood community at Fiddlers Green. May you be at peace in the love of God our Father.

Dear Aunt Pete and Family. We are sending love and hugs in this time with your loss. Our Prayer is that God will wrap His Arms around you for strength during this difficult time. Cherish the memories. You will always have them. We love you. Ross and Carolyn

Dear Aunt Pete and family: We are so sorry to hear of Neil's passing. Sending our deepest sympathies at this most difficult time. Love Sherry and Gary

Pete and Dave, Robbie, Brian, Sorry to here the passing of Uncle Neil. It was always nice when you would come and visit us McNaughton's up here in the New Liskeard Area. They were fond memories growing up. He was a proud man. Our condolences go out to you during this time, Melvin's son Richard

Dear Pietje and family My condolences to you and your family on the passing of Neil. Oh how I wished my dad had had more time to reconnect with the New Liskeard/Haileybury memories that could have been shared together in both of their last few years. My heart goes out to you with the loss of Neil after a very difficult journey over the last three years. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was hired as the secretary in the BP Oil Ltd. District Office when Mr. McAulay was the District Manager beginning in 1969. We then moved over to the Supertest Head Office in 1972 when BP Oil bought Supertest, and from there I was with Petro-Canada until 1992 when they closed down their offices in London. I have not been in touch with Mr. McAulay in a long time, but I will always remember what a kind and efficient gentleman he was and I enjoyed working with him and the other staff members at that time. My condolences to his family.