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Hayley McNeff, a bodybuilder, nutritionist and life coach classified nationwide, has died, according to an obituary published on Tuesday. She was 37 years old.
Boston.com reported the death of McNeff, who described his death as “unexpected but peaceful.”
She was a native of Massachusetts who graduated from Umass Amhers and became a bodybuilder champion.
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McNeff was only 37 years old. (Megan Mendoza/The Republic/USA Today Network)
McNeff’s family issued a statement to People magazine on Thursday when the word of his death was made public.
“Hayley was like a ray of light in this world. He had unlimited energy and was very determined to achieve what he set out to do,” said his father Dave to the magazine. “He looked at bodybuilding and physical aptitude and achieved the greatest success offered by the sector. She loved us and loved Hayley a lot, we missed her madly.”
Rxmuscle.com said McNeff won the general category at the East Coast Classic 2009 and appeared in the series “Raising The Bar”.
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Later he obtained a title in psychology.
“Hayley was known for his fast ingenuity and his constant sense of humor, he had a gift for making those around her laughed and felt welcome,” said his obituary. “His energy and determination were a constant in his life and always achieved what he set out to achieve.
“She treasured her friends and nurtured strong and lasting relationships with those who knew it better. Hayley will be missed by her parents, brothers, family and friends.”
Several bodybuilders have died during the last year. (Barbara J. Perenic/Columbus Dispatch/USA Today Network)
McNeff’s death is the last bodybuilder who has died during the last year. The legend of Culturismo Ronnie Coleman has also experienced health problems this year.
