Alfred Anthony Mannino

If you looked up the word "gentleman" in the dictionary it would say, see Al Mannio. He was truly a gentleman. He once told me that he wanted to be remembered as a nice guy who told it like it was, That was certainly Al. And that was just the tip of the iceburg. I had the opportunity to visit with Al several times after he retired. He taught me something everytime we visited. He was truly a gentleman and one in a million. Thanks Al.

To the Mannino family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you now and always. He was a
great man and one that I was proud to call my dad . I didn't know when I married Ned I would get a Father too. I will miss him very much. As I said before you are all in my thoughts and prayers. I love
all of you. You are my family! Debbie Mannino

My deepest sympathy and prayers to the family. I will always remember 'Uncle' Al as bigger than life and full of joy....his passing will leave a hole in the circle that no one else could possibly fill.

Karen Zuber King
Lake Havasu City, AZ

Dear Mannino Family,
My deepest sympathy and prayers are with all of you in the time of your loss. I had the privledge even though only for a short time of knowing Alfred
back in 1985 when Alice and I worked together. He was a very kind and pleasant man and well respected.

Dear Mannino Family,

Our deepest sympathy in this time of loss.

Every Marine, past and present is an honored part of our family.

We will never forget the bravery and enormous sacrifice of his generation.

Semper Fi,

Patrick Rice
Marine Corps League
Detachment 1296
East Valley Marines