

This family is precious and should be handled with pride, dignity and respect. -Daisy
Announcement
With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Daisy Mae McNeill, who was born on December 22, 1933 and passed away peacefully on August 23, 2026 in her home in The Bronx, NY.
She made us promise to respect her wishes which was “no funeral, no memorial, no obituary”. Anyone that knew Daisy, knew she did life her way, and when she made up her mind, that was it.
Family meant a great deal to Daisy, and relationships were always nurtured with thoughtful reach outs, weekly calls, and cherishing every text, call, letter or photo shared with her. Everyone had their own special thing they shared with her.
The passing of Daisy leaves a space that cannot be filled. Yet the memories, lessons, and moments shared will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know her. Think about her the next time you show up for the family, or take a nice photo of yourself - which she loved to see.
Daisy will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.
According to Daisy
Daisy kept a list of important dates to her. You can see them on the timeline below.
Timeline
Gallery
Memory wall
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. My prayers are with you and your family. May the happy memories bring you comfort and strength. This is beautiful tribute.
Love,
Shyla
This is such an incredible tribute to your beautiful mother. I’m so very sorry for your loss. Sending prayers.
Love,
Stephanie Walker
With heartfelt sympathy,
Armstrong-McKee Family Reunion Committee
Laurinburg, NC
Your "Little Daisy"
please give my Dad a hug & kiss for me. I know he was waiting with open arms and the biggest smile for you 💕

What a beautiful gallery wall of pictures of your mom. My prayers and thoughts are with you especially during this time.
Be in all the moments.
Hugs and Hugs.
Pamela A. Mills
Ms. Daisy was like a second mother to me, and she always treated me as one of her daughters. When she moved back to the Bronx, she would often call me and send me photos. She even had pictures of Tracey, Lynn, and me from when we were teenagers. Seeing those memories was simply amazing and something I will always cherish.
Ms. Daisy will be missed immensely. Her love, warmth, and beautiful memories will continue to live on through Tracey and through everyone whose life she touched.
Rest peacefully, Ms. Daisy. You were truly loved and will never be forgotten. ❤️❤️
Thank you for inviting to me to spend some time with her!!!! I am forever grateful!!
I will look back at our time together, few calls, texts messages and will smile & laugh!
Love you all!
Cousin Daisy I will miss you very much. I remember the countless Saturday's that you would pick up my mother Maggie and my sister Brenda and myself and we would go shopping and visiting family or friends in New Jersey. Then we would end up at Dairy Queen eating ice cream and then head back home to The Bronx.
With Much ❤️
Cousin Robin
You loved me like I was your own daughter, and I loved you just the same. You would call me to talk about things you couldn’t even discuss with your own daughter, and I will always treasure the trust, love, laughter, and memories we shared.
You were so much more than my Bestie’s mother—you were family. You had a special place in my heart that no one could ever take.
Thank you for loving me, believing in me, and allowing me to love you in return. Your beautiful spirit will live on through your daughter, through all the memories we made, and forever in my heart.
I love you always. Until we meet again. ❤️Thamara

Daisy’s Favorite Song
(press audio button in the bottom left corner to hear song and click slideshow in the gallery)

