Jacqueline Neill

Jacqueline Neill was a devoted mother, sister, daughter, niece, aunt, friend, and coworker, whose love for her children defined her life. She and her beloved sons Cameron and Michael were taken from this world far too soon, leaving an immeasurable void in the hearts of those who loved her. Jacqueline was the loving mother of five children, and they all were her greatest pride. She poured her heart into nurturing, protecting, and loving them fiercely. Everything she did was rooted in her devotion to them.

“I miss you so much, Mom. I miss our walks and taking pictures. I miss our daily conversations. I miss ranting to you about the silly drama in my life. I miss calling you when I needed to cry or when I felt sick or just to show you the cats. I miss our birthday dinners, where we'd just talk and talk and then order a dessert too big for either of us to finish. I miss your smile, your weird addiction to owning every piece of clothing with stripes and you letting me 'borrow' them all from you anyway (you knew I wouldn’t give them back), your laugh, and your weird music you'd play in the car or the way you'd sing to it. I miss going to work with you and just spending time with you all day until I eventually napped in the car or on the floor. I miss our talks about different shows and movies. I miss your care and your love, and I miss your voice. I miss your joy. I'd never imagined this day would come so early, but I hope you forgive me for never realizing the hold he had on you. I love you, I'm sorry, I forgive you, please forgive me.” -Sophia

“My mom is my best friend. We did a lot of things together. She was always willing to do all of the crazy things I wanted to do. Our love for traveling and going to concerts will never cease. I will miss her forever, but she is with Papa and they are dancing with Cameron and Michael up in heaven.”-Abigail

“Jacqueline’s smile was infectious, she was passionate about her kids, she was so goofy, and she had a great wanderlust in life. We remember going to the roller rink together, game nights and laughing so hard we peed our pants, our mutual love for pickled bologna and taco dip, riding in the back of the van on trips together, going on trips with Grandma Leslie, camping, singing, sharing her love for Dresden Files books, and head banging to Korn. We will miss you and don’t know how we will do this without you, but we will work to be resilient like you always were. We will also listen to as much music as possible. We always remember hearing “Everyone bees mean to me” -Bethany, Sean, Austin, Joanne, Susan

“Jacqueline was always up for a challenge. Her intelligence in the title industry and willingness to lend a helping hand helped to pave the way into my career in the title industry. I owe my success to her. The years I worked alongside her were some of my best years. She deeply loved her family and friends and family, but most of all her kids. She loved being a mom and was the hardest working mom I have ever met. I miss my sister and love her very much. She will be forever missed.” -Jamie

Jacqueline is survived by her children Abigail (Evan), Sophia, and Onyx; her co-parent, Conrad Kilpatrick; her siblings Bethany (Philip) Hedgepath, Sean (Danielle) Neill, Jamie (Jeremy) Bowman, Austin (Alyssa) Neill, and Joanne (Tyler) Elzinga; her stepmother, Susan Neill; her grandfather, Alan Barnes; her mother, Tammy Baudoux; many aunts and uncles, cousins, and a large extended family who loved her dearly; as well as coworkers and friends who will carry her memory forward.

She was preceded in death by her sons Cameron and Michael; her father, Jack Neill; her Uncle Tex Whitlock, her grandmother Aldene Barnes, her Grandmother Joyce Neill, and many other close family members.