Nancy Peart, Neil's sister interviewed.

[condemned2bfree]

Apologies if this is elsewhere. Looked couldn't find

 

 

[Rhyta]

On 9/22/2023 at 6:04 PM, condemned2bfree said:

Apologies if this is elsewhere. Looked couldn't find

 

 

Saw this in my YouTube feed, going to check it out later this week.

[condemned2bfree]

On 9/25/2023 at 8:12 AM, Rhyta said:

Saw this in my YouTube feed, going to check it out later this week.

Yeah YouTube feeds sometimes throw up jems, that's how I happened upon this vid too : )

[Bahamas]

Thank you condemned2bfree for posting this. Its great to hear about so much activity continuing in his honour - and others, the charities and foundations.

Three and half years later and the momentum is very, very strong! His sister is clearly as humble and actively involved in "goodness" as Neil was. Amazing.

I would probably would never have seen this if you hadn't posted the link.

 

[condemned2bfree]

16 hours ago, Bahamas said:

Thank you condemned2bfree for posting this. Its great to hear about so much activity continuing in his honour - and others, the charities and foundations.

Three and half years later and the momentum is very, very strong! His sister is clearly as humble and actively involved in "goodness" as Neil was. Amazing.

I would probably would never have seen this if you hadn't posted the link.

 

Thanks for that, really. Felt a bit weird putting it on here, as Neil was very private with his family. Figured it's in the public domain, so it's totally ok. Still felt weird..

 

Yeah it's great to see Neil still inspires in this way too. His musical impact and influence is widely known, but this is something else and something that was surprising for me. Yes his sister seems very humble, down to earth. It's just great to see positive things happening in this way in Neil's memory, with everything that's happened and happening.