Muriel R. Neel – 63, passed away unexpectedly at her home on Monday, October 24, 2016 due to injuries sustained from a fire. Born in Burlington on August 16, 1953, she was the daughter of the late John C. Snow Sr. and Marion (Bissell) Snow May. On October 3, 1987, she married Harold T. Neel in Warren.
Muriel was a 1972 graduate of Harwood Union High School in Duxbury and then attended the Airline Stewardess School in Hartford CT. Ultimately deciding that this vocation was not for her, she returned to Warren and was employed by the Sugarbush Ski Area serving in a multitude of positions that included housekeeping, serving in the cafeteria, and ticket processing. In addition she worked as a waitress for several Bar/Restaurants in the Valley.
Following her marriage, she and Harold moved to Maryland where she worked first at the Quality Inn in Frederick as the supervisor in housekeeping, later in shipping and receiving for the Burlington Coat Factory and then as the manager of housekeeping, the kitchen, and reservations for the Hampton Inn.
When her daughter was born, Muriel was a stay at home Mom. With her daughter old enough to attend school Muriel returned to work, cooking and serving at Mrs. B’s Bake Shop in Middletown MD. In 1990, she and Harold moved to Lancaster NH where she was employed for several years as Assistant Manager in the jewelry department at the Ames Department Store.
Returning to Vermont, they settled in Panton. Muriel worked as a private care provider for the elderly in their homes, from which she retired. In her leisure time he enjoyed flower gardening, cooking, reading, traveling, collecting lighthouses, quilting with her daughter and cherished spending time with her large and loving family.
Muriel was a 1972 graduate of Harwood Union High School in Duxbury and then attended the Airline Stewardess School in Hartford CT. Ultimately deciding that this vocation was not for her, she returned to Warren and was employed by the Sugarbush Ski Area serving in a multitude of positions that included housekeeping, serving in the cafeteria, and ticket processing. In addition she worked as a waitress for several Bar/Restaurants in the Valley.
Following her marriage, she and Harold moved to Maryland where she worked first at the Quality Inn in Frederick as the supervisor in housekeeping, later in shipping and receiving for the Burlington Coat Factory and then as the manager of housekeeping, the kitchen, and reservations for the Hampton Inn.
When her daughter was born, Muriel was a stay at home Mom. With her daughter old enough to attend school Muriel returned to work, cooking and serving at Mrs. B’s Bake Shop in Middletown MD. In 1990, she and Harold moved to Lancaster NH where she was employed for several years as Assistant Manager in the jewelry department at the Ames Department Store.
Returning to Vermont, they settled in Panton. Muriel worked as a private care provider for the elderly in their homes, from which she retired. In her leisure time he enjoyed flower gardening, cooking, reading, traveling, collecting lighthouses, quilting with her daughter and cherished spending time with her large and loving family.
Muriel R. Neel – 63, passed away unexpectedly at her home on Monday, October 24, 2016 due to injuries sustained from a fire. Born in Burlington on August 16, 1953, she was the daughter of the late John C. Snow Sr. and Marion (Bissell) Snow May. On October 3, 1987, she married Harold T. Neel in Warren.
Muriel was a 1972 graduate of Harwood Union High School in Duxbury and then attended the Airline Stewardess School in Hartford CT. Ultimately deciding that this vocation was not for her, she returned to Warren and was employed by the Sugarbush Ski Area serving in a multitude of positions that included housekeeping, serving in the cafeteria, and ticket processing. In addition she worked as a waitress for several Bar/Restaurants in the Valley.
Following her marriage, she and Harold moved to Maryland where she worked first at the Quality Inn in Frederick as the supervisor in housekeeping, later in shipping and receiving for the Burlington Coat Factory and then as the manager of housekeeping, the kitchen, and reservations for the Hampton Inn.
When her daughter was born, Muriel was a stay at home Mom. With her daughter old enough to attend school Muriel returned to work, cooking and serving at Mrs. B’s Bake Shop in Middletown MD. In 1990, she and Harold moved to Lancaster NH where she was employed for several years as Assistant Manager in the jewelry department at the Ames Department Store.
Returning to Vermont, they settled in Panton. Muriel worked as a private care provider for the elderly in their homes, from which she retired. In her leisure time he enjoyed flower gardening, cooking, reading, traveling, collecting lighthouses, quilting with her daughter and cherished spending time with her large and loving family.
Muriel was a 1972 graduate of Harwood Union High School in Duxbury and then attended the Airline Stewardess School in Hartford CT. Ultimately deciding that this vocation was not for her, she returned to Warren and was employed by the Sugarbush Ski Area serving in a multitude of positions that included housekeeping, serving in the cafeteria, and ticket processing. In addition she worked as a waitress for several Bar/Restaurants in the Valley.
Following her marriage, she and Harold moved to Maryland where she worked first at the Quality Inn in Frederick as the supervisor in housekeeping, later in shipping and receiving for the Burlington Coat Factory and then as the manager of housekeeping, the kitchen, and reservations for the Hampton Inn.
When her daughter was born, Muriel was a stay at home Mom. With her daughter old enough to attend school Muriel returned to work, cooking and serving at Mrs. B’s Bake Shop in Middletown MD. In 1990, she and Harold moved to Lancaster NH where she was employed for several years as Assistant Manager in the jewelry department at the Ames Department Store.
Returning to Vermont, they settled in Panton. Muriel worked as a private care provider for the elderly in their homes, from which she retired. In her leisure time he enjoyed flower gardening, cooking, reading, traveling, collecting lighthouses, quilting with her daughter and cherished spending time with her large and loving family.
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