Patrick J. Mann

It's been 10 years since his passing and Tiny is not forgotten. My wife and I are married 37 years and remember walking into his bar after our reception just to say "Hi"! The spotlight came out and the entertainment started. Great memories, good man. We miss him and all the fun nights we had there. To his family, just know as long as people are around that went into that red building for a good time, he will not be forgotten. The laughs live on.

Nobody I've ever met could brighten a room simply by walking in the way Tiny did. He had this presence about him that was contagious. No matter how bad your day was, you would find yourself smiling after just a brief moment with him. He will be sorely missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. RIP Tiny

Pat and I were in the band together in '58. Me somewhat shy, he always made me laugh like crazy. If I needed a shoulder to cry on he offered his,and it was a big one! Always made people feel important!! What a gift he had. You made this a better place Pat, God speed.

Auf wiedersehen mein Freund. Bis zum nächsten Fußball Spiel im Himmel.

Sorry for our loss..Tiny was my friend from the 50's & 60's..lent him my car in high school..and later my pad in Allentown. We were in the Navy at the same time. I would visit him on trips to the Valley. RIP my friend

So sorry to hear about the passing of "Tiny" my wife worked w/ Janice in the hair bizz, we shared many of fond memories @ Tiny's manhole, the coolest bar on the Westside. RIP big guy!!!!! MONDAY MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!

My condolences on the death of Patrick (Tiny). I have wonderful memories of Pat marching in front of the band. I was one of the cheerleaders at West Side Central Catholic High School, Class of '59. Besides being big in stature, Pat had a great big personality and was well liked.

With warm regards,
Rozanne Jones, Ponte Vedra, FL