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Neal

Neal

Neal is a proud retired firefighter and paramedic, having dedicated 33 years to serving his community with unwavering courage and commitment. Beyond his professional achievements, Neal is a devoted family man, married to his wonderful wife of 20 years. Together, they are blessed with a married daughter and two incredible grandsons who bring endless joy into his life.
In recent years, Neal has embraced his late father’s passion for woodworking, carrying forward a beloved legacy. His father, affectionately known around town as “The Turkey Man,” was renowned for crafting exceptional wild game calls, specializing in turkey calls but also creating those for deer, goose, duck, owl, injured animals, and coyotes. Inspired by this heritage, Neal ventured into woodworking himself, creating charming craft items and beautiful furniture. For Neal, this hobby is not only a creative outlet but also a heartfelt connection to his father’s memory.

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