This Hampshire born actress, model and author embodied the spirit of a true trooper. Having starred in the 1980s drama series Howards’ Way, Farmiloe-Neville made her name organising fundraisers for both the Conservatives and charities and did so with a panache second to none. She did not allow an affair with Jeffrey Archer to shape her and as a caring mother to daughter Jade, stepson Alistair and adopted daughter Kat, lived happily with her husband Jeremy Neville, a chartered surveyor, in Baron’s Court. Having sadly lost her long battle with breast cancer, Sally Farmiloe-Neville’s arrival will now mean heaven will forever be a none stop party.
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A truly lovely lady. She will be missed by so many. X
So sad, I met Sally many times at the Royal Marsden whilst my sister Siobhan was receiving treatment for her cancer. Sally was always positive & strong , such an inspiration. Always glamorous too! A truly lovely lady, rest in peace xx
What a mega-brave lady…..always a bundle of fun right to the end. She will be very sadly
missed.
A beautiful lady inside and out for the 30 years I had the pleasure to know you. Rest in peace.
Congratulations to the editor of this publication. A proper account of a remarkable lady. Sally was beautiful, elegant, graceful, witty, scintillating, multi-talented and above all a kind soul. An accomplished and prolific writer, actress, model and presenter who worked regularly in the entertainment industry. Sally was a member of MENSA and a MENSA Business Woman of the Year. A keen charity fundraiser Sally raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for her charities. Extremely family orientated, an adoring parent and a loyal friend.
Sally Farmiloe-Neville’s death last week was a surprise, even though she had (in a characteristically forthright manner) announced she had terminal cancer some months ago. She fought the disease with bravery and a continued zest-for-life, with the unwavering support of her husband Jeremy and Jade her delightful daughter.
Sally was always radiant and glamorous. Even when it seemed unfashionable to be so glitzy, begowned, bejewelled and showy. She could play the bubbly, ditzy blonde to perfection – when it suited her. But behind the face that the cameras always zoomed in on was a keen political brain and a calculating I.Q. that was recognised by MENSA.
I think I probably went to more parties with Sally than any other of my lady friends. In the days we both wrote for Georgina Bruni’s HOT GOSSIP. (I was the SOCIAL SCENE editor, Sally the editor of FASHION). Sally ensured that such events were fun, even when often populated by raddled ‘Z’ listers, hopeful hookers and louche, Arthur Daley-like spivs. She always brought a touch of class and infectious humour to the occasion.
She will not easily be forgotten and my condolences are with Jeremy and Jade.
Sally Farmiloe Neville was a good friend of mine, she worked as a consultant PR for my club Bootleggers, she was excelled in PR. I miss her a lot she touched every bodies heart and lit up any room with her beautiful smile, what an amazing beautiful person she was.❤️❤️
What about her schooldays as day pupil at a Solihull secondary school, and family home in nearby Knowle? All been airbrushed………
sally virginia curzon farmiloe was born on the 7th july 1948 in reading.she was 5ft 7in tall blonde hair i knew her for 38 years.the sarah farmiloe born south africa july 14th.1954 was 5foot 1,in tall with red hair.how do i know the last part because my sally told me.thats why she added neville to her name
you will see all other sites say sally was born in southafrica etc,all untrue.i met sal in 1976 and used to travel to be with her at her flat.we fell out xmas 79 over her saying boy friend but made up jan.1980 and kept in touch.i could not meet her lifestyle.so we were only dear friends.i never stopped loving her.and never will