Thomas A. Manion

Just saw this in my Bryant Alumni Magazine. I was privileged to have Dr. Manion for economic and political science classes in 1963. He was an inspiring professor and his teaching gave me the confidence to complete a doctorate in political science at Brown. I am sad to see his passing which of course is inevitable for all of us, but I know from my own experience that his life enriched so many. Thoughts and prayers to the family. Art English.

Dr Manion was an inspiration to me when I was at Bryant in 1968. He was wonderful in understanding older students and veterans like myself.

Maureen, Dr. Manion, Mom extraordinaire, I am deeply saddened by Dr. Manion's passing. He was like another father to me, and I respected him so much. Such a great husband, father, son and educator. I plan to visit at the end of July. I'll see you and say this to you in person then. You are in my prayers and thoughts. Love from Connecticut.

Dear Maureen and beloved family: My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of your bereavement. As a faculty member at The College of Saint Rose , I will forever cherish Dr. Manion's Leadership as our president. He inspired in all hearts a love of learning, an appreciation of diverse cultures, innovative thinking necessary to continue our college's legacy of excellence across areas of research, engagement, intellectual inquiry and building global academic relationships. He will be...

Mrs. Manion, Greg, Joanne and Family,

I just want to take this opportunity to extend my condolences on the passing of Dr. Manion. I always enjoyed visiting with him at various Mulkerne functions when he visited Delmar, and I wish to God, he was President of The College of Saint Rose when I attended from 1989-1993.

Again, please accept my sympathies on your loss, and I am thinking and praying for all of you during this difficult time.

Love,

Ellen

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