Neil Drinkwalter

So sorry to hear of Neil’s passing. My condolences to all of his family. I met Neil when we were both incoming freshmen on the EMC football team in 1969. I taught school in Sunburst and worked part-time and later full time at the Sweetgrass Port of Entry. I would recognize the name on the truck and was able to have a chat with him. It was always great to see him. Lynn Ahrens

I only met Neil when he started bringing his mom and dad to the Salon 360 to get Letas hair done every week Faithfully! He was the kindest generous man I can say I’ve met in a long time! He tolerated a lot but just kept on giving in his slow steady pace! Always put on a smile and kept going! God has a special place for people like you Neil-rest in peace.......you were a wonderful person! You won’t be forgotten! Vicki Hylland. Salon 360

Dear Leta, Our deepest sympathy to you and your family Jack & Phyllis Vannoy

I have been working for Drinkwalter & Son's since 1997 and had the privilege of working with Neil delivering chipping oil to him and hauling hot oil to many jobs with him. He always had a smile on his face and a distinctive laugh that always cheered me up when I saw him. I have many good stories to tell, but the list is long there wouldn't be enough room for me to get it all in. My heart goes out to Leta, Neil's family, And all the brother's. My prayers are with you all.

Dear Jean and family, We extend to you and your family our deepest sympathies and warm thoughts. We so enjoyed meeting up with and visiting with you and Neil at our reunions and running into you in unexpected places. I so enjoyed our conversations on so many subjects. We will always remember him as the friendly, kind, caring person that he was. The last time I called him for advice we had a great visit and if he had health issues at that time he never mentioned them to me so I was shocked to find his obit in the paper. Our wish is that our thoughts and prayers will help ease your burden even just a little. Arville and Elaine Lammers