Emanuel Manos

E.Z was one of the nicest people I have known.
One time when he came to visit he mentioned that our driveway was sure muddy and that I sometimes must get my feet really muddy when I went out to the road to get the paper and mail. I agreed that it was a real problem sometimes. He said, "we will take care of that" One day he, son Emerson and two friends of Emerson's showed up with a load of gravel. That was last year and when I came out he this summer, the tears flowed when I drove down...

I just want to share a story I meet Emanuel at a ice rink in the U.P.his boy and mine were playing hockey on the same team.
He took a liking to my son, and offered him a job to work in his copper mine in the U.P.
What I have read lately is that's the kind of man he was . People like him I believe are far and few between .
Our family can only pray for comfort , for his family it's hard to understand why somethings happen

I cannot express what a great and wonderful friend Emanuel was. I pray that the Manos family find courage and strength in this difficult time. A wonderful man of character and faith. A lifetime of memories that will never be forgotten Anitoly. Rest In Peace My Brother.

Dear Sheri and family - EZ was an incredible man who loved his family and the earth. His stories of you and the young ones were always full of pride and gentle love.

EZ became a dear friend as I worked for him at Detroit Salt Mine. He relished showing off the mine to elected officials. While guiding them gently through a brief history of the mines, he taught them about geology and the massive power of the earth over time, without them even realizing they were learning - though he...