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Emanuel J. "Manny" FRIED

Buffalo, New York

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FRIED - Emanuel J. "Manny" Age 97 years, February 25, 2011. Beloved husband of the late Rhoda (nee Lurie) Fried; devoted father of Lorrie (Paul Pitts) Rabin and Melinda (Peter Snoad) Fried; father-in-law of Bruce S. Rabin; loving grandfather of Andrew (Rita) Rabin, Alison (James) Plotnik and...

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Manny Fried was an inspirational teacher! I took his creative writing class at Buffalo State College and learned so much through his generous teaching style! I attended a few of his play readings and ran into him a few times around town. Because I wore a Panama hat, he would always yell out, "Panama," when he saw me. Lots of warm memories of this great man!

I was very privledged to work and know Mr Fried personally and artistically. Manny was a good friend to all artists, working men and women, and Buffalo. He will be well remembered through his works and teachings. Best to his family. Rest in Peace dear friend...

Manny's unwavering commitment to the struggle of working people and to the Buffalo community were a source of inspiration to many. He will be missed.

Dr. Fried was a fine educator and dedicated mentor. I took every class that I could with him at Buffalo State College. I ran into him a while back at the Road Less Traveled Theatre....he was so pleased, as was I. He will live in my heart forever. Rest in Peace Dear Manny.

Dr. Fried was a fine educator and mentor. I took every class I could with him at Buffalo State College. Ran into him at Road Less Traveled theatre a couple of years ago....he was so pleased as was I. He will live in my heart forever. Rest In Peace Dear Manny.

To Manny's family,
It was with deep regret that I read of his passing. My first introduction to Manny was at Grover Cleveland HS as a new teacher. He was a friend of a friend in our union and he was introduced to me as a friend of teachers. Over my first few years as a union activist I learned from Manny how to be passionate, fair and unswerving in my actions to better ALL working members of society. I took that same passion and fairness along my 40 years of work in education,...

A great man, mentor and friend, leaving us all with such pride and honor to have known him, and worked with him. He will forever be remembered as ours. Peace, Manny.

I cherish the many times we worked together. He was and will always be an inspiration to me

I took a class from Manny 35 years ago, and remember wonderful moments provided by this inspired, dedicated man. I know there are many more ex students who feel the same way.