Neil Huniak
Neil A. Huniak, 51 of St. Louis MO peacefully passed away on March 17th, 2021.
He was born in Granite City. Neil graduated from Madison High School.
He served his in country in the Army operation Desert Storm.
A loving father, loyal friend, charitable soul, and an avid fisherman.
“There are some who bring a light so great to the worlds, that even after they have gone the light remains”
Proceeded in death by Maternal& Paternal Grandparents, Gary and Steve
Survived by his daughters Kirsten Hoffman; Jessica Hoffman
Grandchildren Axton Oliver; Ryder Hoffman
Mother Norma Stegelmeyer (Randy Stegelmeyer);
Father David Huniak (Carol Huniak)
Sisters Nicole Alvigi, Jessica Zust
Brother Dave Huniak
Aunts Patty, Judy,Cheryl,Karen, Michelle, Christine.
Uncles Nick, David Kelly, Sean.
Many cousins, family, and friends
Rest-in-peace-my-baby-boy
My first Nephew, Neil, I will forever remember you and keep you in my heart. May your soul rest easy, and peace find you.
How I wish I could hear your voice one more time . Catch them big catfish up there until we meet again I love you dad
This is just so unbelievable and heartbreaking! Neil was such a bright young man and an incredible athlete! He was always up to a challenge. Neil was our parents first grandchild and our first nephew. He was so loved by all. There are so many what if and amazing memories. May you rest in peace. Our deepest sympathy and condolences to all who loved him.
My friend since childhood grow up one block away I’m so sorry to hear this Neil was always a good friend we have had a lot of laughs And good times I’ll forever cherish our memories close to my heart rest easy my friend
Me and Neil was best friends for years. We even ran into each other while serving in the service during desert storm, and we had a good laugh about meeting again so far from home. I will miss his laugh and his friendship, but I will never miss him. I will always have great memories of us having fun and getting into trouble with mama Norma and grandma. And I know we will meet again one day. Till then, later my friend rest easy.
RIP Neil. Thanks you for your service
Rest easy old friend my prayers go out to his family
Hard to believe you were at my house recently and now you are gone. Thank you for being such a sweet guy. Always willing to help and asked for nothing in return . You will be missed for sure. RIP. Jennie
Words can not express my sympathy for “My friend” Neil and I went to school together from 4th grade until graduating high school. He was a great person with a sweet soul. My memories shall remain of you being just that. RIP Neil ????
Neil and I were not the best of friends growing up. But latter in life we got to know each other he became my best friend. He didn’t take no shit from any one and always had your back. He helped me with many things and we always had a good time. He was one person I could count on. He was one tuff man he stopped a robbery chased the guy down and held him until the coos got there Neil is a good friend of mine and he was the real deal he will always be loved and ill miss him. Love you my friend
Rest Neil, until you hear at dawn,
the low, clear reveille of God.
Thank you for your service to this nation. U.S. Army, Desert Storm.
We lost a rare and beautiful person, I’ll never forget you my friend.
I knew Neil from years ago I lived on the army base in Granite and he use to come visit me and we hung out as young teenagers. He was so shy and sweet. We reconnected years ago via FB sharing updates in our lives. Such a cool person.. my dearest condolences .