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      Prominent Real Estate Leader Gil Neary Dies in Car Accident at 67

      Gil Neary

      NEW YORK, NY – Gil Neary, a well-known figure in New York City’s real estate community and president of Bank Neary Inc., tragically died today in a car accident. The 67-year-old was beloved for his professional achievements, community activism, and dedication to LGBTQ philanthropy. Known to many as Mark Gil Neary, he was deeply respected both in his field and by those who had the privilege of calling him a friend.

      The news of his passing has sent shockwaves through the community. A close friend and business partner of Neary, in an emotional statement, reflected on their 35-year friendship, describing Neary as “one of the sweetest, funniest, most caring people” they had ever known. Neary’s positivity and kindness left a lasting impact on everyone who crossed paths with him.

      Born in 1957 in Queens, New York, Neary was a lifelong New Yorker. He graduated from St. Francis Preparatory School and went on to pursue higher education in several fields, including psychology at Long Island University, architecture at the New York Institute of Technology, and real estate and business at Baruch College, CUNY. This diverse background laid the foundation for a successful career in real estate that spanned nearly four decades.

      Neary’s professional journey led him to become the president of Bank Neary Inc., where he established himself as a respected real estate agent. His deep ties to the Chelsea neighborhood, where he lived for more than 30 years, and his influence in communities like Fire Island Pines, were hallmarks of his work. Over the years, he helped countless clients find their homes and became a trusted advisor within the industry.

      Beyond his professional life, Neary was a staunch advocate for LGBTQ rights and an active philanthropist. His dedication to supporting the community was evident in both his charitable efforts and his unwavering commitment to creating inclusive spaces. His work in LGBTQ philanthropy helped shape the neighborhoods he loved and lived in.

      Gil Neary’s legacy will be remembered not only for his contributions to real estate but also for his generosity, advocacy, and the joy he brought to those who knew him. As the community mourns this significant loss, many are reflecting on his enduring impact on New York City.

      The circumstances of the crash remain under investigation, and further details have yet to be released. For now, those who knew Neary are focused on honoring his memory and the positive influence he had on so many lives.

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