Nicholas Manikas

When Niko arrived in Ann Arbor I was his only cousin that could communicate with him in Greek.When I went to Greece to write a book, Niko offered me his house in Gravia. Niko was always kind and generous to everyone. Thank you for all the special memories, dearest Niko. Love your cousin, Maro

I truly appreciated Nick in so many ways. He made me laugh and cry. He stood up for me when I needed him to and was a genuinely cheerful soul to be around. He will be missed. God bless him and his family.

Being my brother in law - unfortunately we were not able to spend a lot of time together living 500 miles apart. But when I was able to travel to Ann Arbor for family functions I always enjoyed time spent with him. He was pleasant to be around - always smile or a laugh. And yes a lot of our conversations were about our kids and/ or sports. Rest in peace Nick - my condolences to Julie, Mariana, Katerina and Yeorgos

Loved going to his Main St. restaurant! Gods Blessings to his family!

What fond memories of Nick and his gracious hospitality. True gentleman full of endless smiles. Great social person who welcomed everyone at his fabulous restaurant. Really loved this man!

May his memory be eternal God rest his Soul. He was a great friend. Rest in Peace. Angie and Phillip

On behalf of our family, we are deeply saddened with the passing of Nicholas, a loving and gentle man. Our families go back many, many years and the memories we shared will forever be cherished. Julie, may the precious memories you and your family shared sustain you through this difficult time Memory Eternal , Niko Love, Eleni Banos and family Pauline Skinner

On behalf of our family, we are deeply saddened by the passing of Nicholas, a loving and gentle man. Our families go back many, many years and will forever cherish the many memories we shared. Julie, may the precious memories you and your family shared with Nick sustain you through this difficult time Memory Eternal, Nicholas. Love, Eleni Banos and family Pauline Skinner

Rest in peace, Nick. You were a wonderful person, I remember going into Manikas´s on Main st. with my dad Harry Tselios all the time, and you would send me out to get newspapers so all the Greeks could get the horse racing lists. Rest in peace!