JOHN MANIS

so sorry to here about your dad what a great man he was will be missed i am les and jrs sister

Patti, I am so sorry for your loss. I know God will show you the way to smile again. Just remember all the good times you shared with your father and all the love he gave you throughout the years. He is not gone. He will live in your heart forever.

bishop john and sis carrie manis....my aloha to your ohana for the passing of your love one,john manis.never met him but doesn't matter.just love all your ohana.his legacy lives thru you.may heavenly fathers peace and comfort bless and srengthen you in this time of reflection.god bless you.aloha.

Dear Manis Family,
I will never forget how his face would light up and he would smile when he noticed me, or the sound in his voice when he would say "well hello Janae..." He would always wave at me when he passed by in his truck for as long as I can remember growing up, just wish it wouldn't have been later in my life that I realized what a wonderful, funny man was living down my street. I love and respect him very much, and he will always be my friend. Love and best wishes to your family wish I could be their to respect and honor him. Love you all very much.
Janae A. Jenkins

John and Patti,

Your Dad was one of the "best" cowboys around. As a teenager, John learned how to shoe horses from Jack, which lessons he passed on to our son, Broc. After getting married we moved onto Bledsoe Lane, just a few doors down from your family, and spent a lot of time in the Manis arena. A lot of great memories of Jack, Kathryn and the family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, and with your faith everyone will stay strong. We love you.