BIO

Amos Neill, circa 1980

Amos David Neill was born in Springport, Michigan, on February 19, 1944.

He passed away at the age of 73 on November 7, 2017.

His early years were spent in Jackson, Michigan, with his life journey taking him to Alaska, California, and Virginia.

Amos started from humble beginnings as a mortuary worker and ambulance driver, ultimately becoming someone who:

  • Obtained a Doctorate in Theology in 1970
  • Helped found the first Suicide Prevention Hotlines in California, which ultimately led to the National Suicide Prevention Hotline
  • Was instrumental in the downfall of the Nixon Administration during the Watergate Scandal
  • Enjoyed a 34-year professional and personal relationship with President Ronald Reagan

Throughout his lifetime, Amos was blessed with an unusual number of spiritual gifts. He used these gifts throughout his lifetime, to aid in the pursuits he was most passionate about:

  • Suicide Counseling and Prevention
  • Justice and Reform within the Mortuary Industry
  • Strengthening his relationship with God

Available on Amazon – Volume 1 of “My Forty Years In The Wilderness”

In 2014, Amos completed volume 1 of a two-part series entitled, “My Forty Years In The Wilderness”.

Amos was passionate about suicide prevention and reforms in the mortuary industry. It was his dream that the volumes in this series would have a lasting impact on both.

The first book in the series, “Genesis”, covers Amos’ early years to the events leading up to the Watergate Scandal.

The book is currently available on Amazon within the US and the UK. It can be found using the links below:

United States – My Forty Years in the Wilderness

United Kingdom (Great Britain, Republic of Ireland) – My Forty Years In The Wilderness