John T. Manlove

i had the honor of working with jack at the hares corner mail facility in 1980,s..his work ethic was inspiring and dedication to the postal mission was incredible..he always found time to share a joke, to let you know the mail plant was one big team effort...every person and every piece of mail was equally important..he was proud of his family, his st.anns and forty achers roots and of course the fighting irish football..its been 30 years since i last saw jack at the gmf at hares corner..i...

Jack was such a kind and fun GENTLEMAN!!! It was an honor knowing and befriending him. He taught me so much, not only about track and cross country but about life! You couldn’t help but smile while in his presence! He was a great mentor to the children I helped him coach. He will always have a special place in my heart!! Rest in peace Buddy!! Blessings and much love for you Megan and your whole family!! Debbie Ford

Jack a classmate of mine at Sallies Class of 1964 and a friend ever since as a neighbor in the Highlands, 1 block away! A war hero and dedicated public servant for many years. We shared many common interests, Cross Country running, Elks Lodge, and our St Ann’s parish. A great father who raised a great family. May Peace be with you Jack, Mary Lou, your daughters and your family! R.I.P. my friend ❤