Patrick T. Manion

Julie: I just heard about Pat's passing and I wanted you to know how sorry I am for you loss. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
David Hodge

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

I knew Pat when he was a founder and president of the Sigma Tau Gamma chapter at Akron. Pat was a builder of the best kind, a builder of human companionship. All of the brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma feel his loss and offer our sympathy.

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead. Patrick was a wonderful person and his memory will be cherished by many.

I knew Pat when he was a student at The University of Akron and I was the secretary in the Office of Greek Affairs. He came to our office almost on a daily basis when he served as president of his fraternity. We had many nice talks. He was so polite and always, always stood straight and tall.

I was shocked to read of his death, and my heart hurts for his entire family.

My sincere sympathy to Julie and the Manion family. Pat was very influencial to my life. He was the leader of the fraternaty when I joined and he assisted me in the start of my career at Roberts Express. Pat will always be remembered. God Bless

Julie-
It's impossible to express how sorry I am for your loss. I know from our times together just how much you and Pat cherished eachother--still do, I'm sure. You are lucky to have loved and been loved so deeply. Please take care of yourself and call on the support of all those who love you. You're in my thoughts.

Julie, I was so sorry to hear of Pat's death last week. You have been in my prayers the past 10 days asking God to give you peace and comfort at this time. I know it isn't easy. I remember at John and Missy's wedding, you and Pat looked so happy together. I hope when you come to Michigan that we can get together. May God continue to guide you through this difficult time of your life.