Portland, Oregon
Ph.D., D. James Manning 82 May 29, 1931 Jan. 09, 2014 It is with sadness and regret that the family of Jim Manning struggles to tell the community that Jim passed away in his Arizona home, early in the morning of Jan. 9, 2014. Although Jim had experienced many acute heart issues for the last 20...
Read MoreLori, sad to hear of Jims passing, I'll always remember sitting at the table (where you and Jim would be enjoying your daily nectar) laughing and exchanging jokes. It was a joy to have you both as friends and customer.
mike Conley
February 13, 2014 | Surprise, AZ
Professor Manning was a game changer. He was inspiring and genuine. I learned more from him in my first marketing class than I did that whole first year in college. I followed him to the International Trade Institute, which forever changed me, leading to a life of incredible international exploration. He opened my mind to the whole world, for which I will forever be indebted. He was like a hero creating a better world through global appreciation and understanding! We have lost a truly great...
Terry Wagemann
February 03, 2014 | Portland
I have many memories of Dr. Manning during my time at PSU in the 80's. He was a very charismatic instructor and sparked my interest in a marketing career. He was a great man who had a positive impact on the many lives of his students. He will be missed.
Tim Doran
February 03, 2014 | Beaverton, OR
Dear Lori,
We were sorry to read about Jim's death. He was a wonderful man, and we have fond memories of the time spent with him and you.
Our thoughts are with you Lori, and we send you our love.
Mary and Keith Wrigley
February 03, 2014
Dear Lori, Marcia, Sandy, David, Keld and families, I am sorry to read about Jim's passing today in the newspaper. He was one of my professors at PSU and a lifelong friend to my former father-in-law Bill Schantz. I remember him fondly and my heartfelt condolonces and prayers are with you all at this time.
Laura Schantz
February 02, 2014
