Thomas Mannion

Dear Family,
We wanted to express our deepest sympathy on the passing of your father, grandfather and a great man. We were his neighbors on 82nd Street in Harvey Cedars. Forr the past 20 years we had the real pleasure of saying hello and talking about our families when ever we met on the street. He was a man who we were proud to know and will be missed. Both Susan and I send our prayers to you.

It was our great privilege to have known Tom. We knew him as our next-door neighbor in Harvey Cedars. He was always quick with a friendly hello. It was a pleasure to see him surrounded by his beautiful family at the beach. It was clear that they adored him. We knew him to be a nice man, but after reading his obituary, we see that he was extraordinary. You would never have known that from his easy, unassuming manner.
We'd like to extend our deepest condolences to his family. He will be...

He was a first class gentleman, nice to everyone & a pleasure to work with.

With deepest sympathies, and fond memories, of a great jurist - rest in the peace of God.
Jay Jorgensen

Judge Mannion has been one of my Irish models for many years. He gave me advice when he was one of the top trial lawyers in Middlesex county in the 1980's. As a young lawyer I listened to his great stories and enjoyed appearing before him. I probably was one of the last attorney in his final civil jury trial in Middlesex County. Seeing Judge Mannion at the Woodbridge St. Patrick Parade with his clan was a good time. I always wished I could have accepted the opportunity to serve as his first...

Condolences to Suzanne. Allan, Rachel and Christian Shur. Truly a remarkable and successful life. Peace.

Very sorry to learn about Judge Mannion. My family extends its sympathies and prayers.

Judge Peter Barnes