Richard Manila

I´m sorry to hear this , he was a friend from the steel mills I worked with him in the weld fab shop many years , great kind man funny and hard working, very good fitter . We all loved the guy , RIP brother

I remember Richard from grade school at St. Charles, in Parma. I never saw him again until about 25 tears ago, He came into a gift store I owned in Broadview Hts. I immediately recognized him and told him who I was. He then said "come out to the car and see Janet", which I did. Did not know he was so talented until I read his notice. My sympathies to his family. He was always so nice.

We will always remember (our cousin) Richard as a kind, caring man. We recently shared memories from decades ago and talked about our appreciation for all thankful things life had given us. He loved his family deeply. Our deepest and most sincere sympathies to you over his passing.

So sorry to hear about Uncle Richards' passing. I remember the Manila family picnics years ago, and visiting recently with Brian looking at all the family pictures. He will be missed. Sherri Young

Thank you for your very brave service to our country ! God bless you

Richard, I will always remember the fun and laughter we shared growing up. You are one of my favorite cousins and I will miss our Holiday conversations. Love You. Cousin Pat Harkleroad

A great fellow, my condolences

Condolences to Marialice, John Paul and family. Remembering family get together´s at their home. Sending prayers to the family. Ruth, Rachel, Nathan and Jill Scott

Thank you Uncle Rich for all the memories,the fun,the stories,looking and sharing old family photos, especially sharing with us our family history and ancestry. I always enjoyed your company and laughter. I will truly miss you.