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MICHAEL MANZO Obituary
Michael J. Manzo, a partner in the law firm of Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney, Pittsburgh, and legal counsel to the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League, died unexpectedly early Monday at his home in Mount Lebanon. Mr. Manzo was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1948, the son of Mary (Lawless) Manzo and the late Vincent Manzo. An outstanding high school athlete in football, basketball and track, he was an all-regional defensive back on the Scranton Central High School football team in 1965, and went on to play on Princeton University's Ivy League Championship team of 1969. He also played lacrosse at Princeton, earning first team All Ivy honors in 1970, and was named to the third team All American squad. He was also co-captain of the North team in lacrosse's annual North-South Game in 1970. He graduated from Princeton that same year, earning a Bachelor of Science degree with honors in chemical engineering. After college, he served a tour of duty with U.S. Army Intelligence assigned to the German border regions. Following his military service, he went on to earn an M.B.A. at the University of Scranton in 1973, and a law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1976. Mr. Manzo's first position post-law school was law clerk to Justice Michael J. Eagen, Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He moved to Pittsburgh in 1977 and joined the firm of Klett, Rooney, Lieber & Shorling, as a litigator. The firm later merged with Buchanan Ingersoll to become Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney. Mr. Manzo has been recognized by Philadelphia Magazine as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, and last year was named one of the Best Lawyers in America. He was an elected Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, and of Litigation Counsel of America. He served his profession as a member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's Committee on Rules of Evidence, and as a member and past president of the Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County. Since 1999, he has been a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Civil Litigation Section House of Delegates. A lawyer with a strong belief in legal services for all, he was committed to the Neighborhood Legal Services Association as a member of its board of directors and as a volunteer for its Equal Justice Campaign. He was a volunteer for the Legal Aid Society's "Project for the Homeless," and served on PBA's Legal Services for Exceptional Children Committee. He has also lectured widely on trial tactics and evidence for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and the Allegheny County Bar Association, and had been on the adjunct faculty at the University of Pittsburgh Law School. Mr. Manzo was also involved in the civic life of Allegheny County as a member of the board of trustees of St. Anthony's School for Handicapped Children from 1989 to 1995, through participation in United Way campaigns, the Parent & Child Guidance Center's Partners with Youth Campaign, the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts Capital Fund Campaign, and the Anti-Defamation League Community Service Award Committee. Mr. Manzo was also an active member of the Western Pennsylvania lacrosse community. He coached numerous youth lacrosse teams in Mt. Lebanon and was named 2003 Man of the Year (Men's Division Coaches Council, Secondary Schools) by U.S. Lacrosse. In his law practice, Mr. Manzo specialized in commercial and construction litigation and sports law. He was inducted into the WPIAL Hall of Fame in 2010 for his longstanding legal service. In addition to his work with the WPIAL, he represented the Pittsburgh Steelers. Mr. Manzo is survived by his wife of 33 years, Kathy; three daughters, Margaret Cregan of New York City, Mary Patricia (William) Johnston of Boston, Massachusetts, Caitlin Elizabeth of New York City; a son, Vincent Anthony of Washington, DC; his mother, Mary Manzo of Scranton, PA; and a sister, Mary Ellen (Clifford) Williams also of Hot Springs, Virginia. Visitation will be on Wednesday from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and Thursday, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at WILLIAM SLATER II FUNERAL SVC., 1650 Greentree Road, Scott Twp. A funeral mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. on Friday at St. Bernard's Church, Mt. Lebanon. The family requests in lieu of flowers that contributions be made to a charity of your choice.
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Craig Sirles
August 19, 2012
To the Manzo family,
Every now and then I surf the web to find out whatever happened to so-and-so... that is, that person I haven't seen or heard from in ages but who had been an important piece in my earlier life. So this morning I wondered what Mike Manzo was up to these days, only to discover the sad news of his death last year.
Mike and I had been in the Army together back in 1970-72, meeting first at the language school in Monterey, where we studied German, but my main connection to Mike was that we shared an apartment in Bad Neustadt, a small hamlet on the East German border, where we worked together as German linguists in a small military intelligence office. Mike was one of the smartest people I ever knew. He was also one of the most decent people as well. Plus he was a heck of a lot of fun! Long after we bid each other farewell when we returned to civilian life, I was always thankful to have known Mike.
Craig Sirles
Gene Assaf
September 29, 2011
I just learned of Mike's death, and am so sorry to hear of it. I first learned of Mike through his wonderful dad, Vince, who was a dear friend of my father's in Scranton. Mike was kind enough to provide me advice on law school and clerkships, and then gave me wonderful advice on the profession when I was clerking in Pittsburgh. I will always appreciate the mentoring he gave to this kid from Scranton.
Betsy Henkelman
July 27, 2011
I just learned of my dear friend, Mike's death, through the Pocius family. Bob Spagna and I and your Mike and Susie Morgan 'doubled' dated through h.s. I was very moved by Mike's sympahty note to me about my father, P.U.'36, who introduced Mike to P.U. Mike's regard for my father was so well expressed and could have been written only by Mike. Obviously, my family--as much as I-- knew Mike was so exceptional, while being down to earth and sincere. He gave and had so much to give; and he sincerely cared about others. His resume was so full and amazing. However, the resume did not capture Mike's soul, person, and gifts to all of us. I'm still in the disbelief stage--why do such bad things happen to good people and families? My Faith offers comfort, as I hope, and am certain, yours does also. Love to you all, and in all sadness and loss, Betsy (Betsy Henkelman, Central H.S. '66, Bucknell '70. 45 S Third St. Apt. 2, Lewisburg, PA 17837)
Joseph Nehme
June 22, 2011
I was a year behind Mike in grade school and high school and was saddened to hear of his death. He was an extrordinary person and even though I have not seen him since we were all young, I will never forget him.
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Ann Marie Nehme
June 22, 2011
Dear Mrs. (Mary) Manzo, Mary Ellen, and Michael's family,
I went to grade school with Michael, and have always held him and his family dear to my heart. I cannot tell you how sad I am to learn of his untimely passing. I extend my sympathy, love and prayers to each of you.
Steven Caputo Sr.
June 18, 2011
Mary and I are deeply saddened by the passing of a great Princetonian and a great dad. Our prayers are with your entire family.
Steve and Mary Caputo
June 12, 2011
Dear Manzo Family,
Mike and I attended Central High School together. He was a close friend and a wonderful person. My heartfelt sympathy on your loss.
Alexis Hazzouri Kirijan
Atlanta
June 8, 2011
Dear Manzo Family, We are shocked - and saddened - about Mike. We attended Central HS together and he was the only one who sent a lovely thank you after our reunion.
He was a gentleman and a scholar and respected by all who knew him. Sincerely, Eileen and Len Pocius
Litigation Counsel of America
June 7, 2011
Dear Mrs. Manzo and Family,
We at the Litigation Counsel of America mourn the passing of one of our great Fellows, Michael Manzo. It was truly our honor to have him in our society. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Kathleen Woodyard
June 5, 2011
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Bob Spagna (Jr.)
June 4, 2011
To Kathy and children, Mary and Mary Ellen - my utmost condolences. He was just a terrific person, who excelled at living. It was a pleasure to be a long-time friend.
Kerry Kearney
June 3, 2011
Dear Kathleen: Please accept my condolences on the sudden loss of Mike, who was a truly exceptional human being, a giving caring soul. I worked with Mike on Academy of Trial lawyers matters over several years and knew him because my son played Lacrosse. I grew up in Scranton and know that he was amazing even as a young man. I retired in 2009 and was late to learn about his passing. I wish I could have told you and your children in person what an impression Mike made on other lawyers like me. In the "big law biz", Mike was a standout. He always had faith, played fair and worked beyond hard. He will be missed.
June 3, 2011
Mrs. Manzo And Family,
I am very sorry to hear about Mike's passing away. I was a friend, classmate, and teammate of Mike's at Scranton Central High School. Not only was Mike a tough competitor and super athlete and student, he was an even better person. I had not seen Mike very often over the years, but I was hoping to see him at one of our annual football reunions, but it is not to be. The "Golden Eagles" lost a great one on Monday with Mike's passing away. My condolences to your family, our prayers are with you.
Dick Holmes, Scranton, Pa.
Kim Cannon
June 3, 2011
I had the privilege of working with Mike for the past fourteen years at BI&R. Mike was extra special. He was a leader, a great friend, and a brilliant attorney to so many. It was easy to see that Mike had a charisma about him and a well deserved respect for and from everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. I consider myself lucky to be one of those people. Unfortunately due to a death in my own family, I was unable to personally pay my heartfelt condolences to you. Mike will forever remain in our hearts and we will never forget him.
Harry Hutchinson III
June 3, 2011
The family of the late Thomas J. Hutchinson, Princeton class of 1970 - classmate, football teammate and dear friend of Mike Manzo send their condolences to Mike's mother, wife and children. With many fond memories of football games & tailgate paries at Princeton.Dr. Harry J. Hutchinson, III
Ellen Mansueto
June 3, 2011
My prayers and condolences to Mike's family.
Lorraine Ondrasik
June 3, 2011
Dear Kathleen, Our memories stretch back to the University of Virginia where we met you and Michael years ago. We are so very sorry for your loss and will always remember Mike in those years of our youth. Sincerely, Paul and Lorraine Ondrasik
Ginny O'Hare
June 2, 2011
To Mike's Family,
I was very sorry to hear of Mike's unexpected passing this week. He was a sincere and forthright person to work with, unimpressed with status and was always respectful of everyone at Klett Rooney, BI&R. A respected attorney in the legal community, a man of integrity and caring, a special person who will be missed.
Cliff Levine
June 2, 2011
To Mike's family,
My deep sympathies for your loss. Mike was a true gentleman and an excellent attorney. As a parent of lacrosse players myself, I saw firsthand his passion for the game and pride in his own family's success. I will miss seeing him at Rivers Club. He was a real class act. Again, my sympathies
June 2, 2011
My prayers and condolances go out to Michael's family, his mother and sister Mary Ellen.
Growing up one house away from Michael as a child has left me nothing but wonderful memories. Michael was like my big brother that I never had. He always had time for me, whether we were playing ball or ensuring that I was always doing the right thing. It has been years since I last saw Michael; but I was always proud of his accomplishments.
Michael was truely exceptional person; a person that had a major impact in my life. Even though I have not seen Michael in years, he was always in my thoughts and will never be forgotten. I will always be glad that I grew up with him.
Steve Brigido, Hagerstown Maryland
Kendra Whitlock Ingram
June 2, 2011
Mike was my mother's cousin (Sandra Manzo Whitlock) and he was kind enough to welcome me to Pittsburgh when I first arrived to study at Duquesne University. Although I did not know Michael very well, I am truly in awe of the amazing life he led...not only his substantial professional career but his dedication to community and family. Just wanted to let my Manzo relatives know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Neighborhood Legal Services Association
June 2, 2011
Mrs. Manzo and Family:
Remembering you and your entire family with heartfelt thoughts of sympathy, and hoping it helps to know that others care and share your loss. We were so saddened to learn of Mike's unexpected and untimely passing. We remain appreciative of his commitment to equal justice for all and steadfast support of NLSA's work. Our condolences. ~ Christine Kirby
Larry Z
June 2, 2011
Mike went about his business of lawyering in a humble manner. When I finally graduated from college (while also working for Mike & the firm) he was the only person to send me a note of congratulations. I've never forgotten that kind gesture. He'll be certainly missed.
Ronald Lewis
June 2, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with the Manzo family. I lost contact with Mike after we were no longer employed at the Scranton YMCA's Camp Spruks. I also knew Vince as an electrical contractor and customer of Lewis & Reif. Through his extensive interests, Mike made the world a better place.
June 2, 2011
Dear Mrs Manzo and family, I am deeply saddened by this news. I am a very old friend. I, regrettably lost touch with Mike over the years. I will miss him. Chick Robinson
Dorothy Budin nee Kuflik
June 2, 2011
I remember Mike very well from high school. He was a superior althlete and a fine person.
My sympathies for your loss; my heart goes out to you and your family.
DeSantis family
June 2, 2011
Please accept our deep regret for your loss. We believe your husband, father, led a life well lived rooted in the interest and benefit of others. We're proud to have known Mike.
Jeff Deller
June 2, 2011
Kathy and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Mike at Klett Rooney, where I found Mike to be one of the brightest lawyers I have ever met. Mike was also the type of person who would always offer kind words, support and encouragement to anyone who needed it. I'll miss his raspy voice and sage counsel. Our loss is Heaven's gain.
Patty Diulus-Myers
June 2, 2011
Kathy, I am so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Brian McCue
June 1, 2011
I appreciate all the support mentoring and leadership Mike provided to me as a young man trying to find my way on the rugby field. Mike always had time to talk and listen and was a true role model I had the privilege of knowing and playing rugby with. The McCue families' sincere sympathies and thoughts and prayers are with the Manzo family at this very difficult time. Perry thanks for all you did for me!
Anthony Cerminaro
June 1, 2011
Mike was a light, a beacon, a guiding star that I followed from west Scranton, to the halls of Scranton Central high school, to Old Nassau, to the profession he loved, and to Pittsburgh. He was a true American idol for me and many others. I wish I would have told him this while he walked among us, but I know he hears me now. A light in me is extinguished with his passing. Mike may have left this earthly ball, but he will not be forgotten.
Joe Pivovarnik
June 1, 2011
Please accept my most heartfelt sympathies.. Mike and I particpated in numerous sports programs together during our younger days back in Scranton. He was a great athlete and good friend.. he will be missed by all who new him
Robert Jennings
June 1, 2011
Dear Mrs. Manzo and family: I am profoundly saddened to hear of Mike's death. I was a client of his in a business dispute many years ago, and spent a fair amount of time with Mike. I am a trial lawyer myself (age 60), and I held Mike in the highest regard, both as an attorney and as a warm, sincere, and consummate professional and man. I briefly was a a relatively poor lacrosse player at Bucknell in the late 1960s, thus we had the sport in common. Over the past decade, I have frequently bumped into Mike at political events, and he always treated me warmly, which I greatly appreciated. He was one of the few people in Pittsburgh I would call if I needed to refer someone to the best lawyer in a particular field, and he was gracious in always helping out if possible. The bar in Pittsburgh has truly lost a titan. Your and your family's loss is unimaginable, and you have my deepest sympathy. I just learned of his death, and tommorrow I had committed to spend time with two little boys in our neighborhood for whom I have volunteered to be a big brother. I currently live in Foxburg PA where Rt. 80 crosses the Allegheny north of Pittsburgh, thus I will not make tomorrow's viewings. My apologies, and please know that I am profoundly saddened by Mike's passing.
Hank Howarth '77
June 1, 2011
Kathy and kids,
I learned early this morning of Mike's passing via the generational Berkman Ruslander/Klett Lieber/Buchanan Ingersoll network. Mike had a hand in hiring me to be a litigator back in 1982, only to find out after two days on the job that I had been pirated by Berkman's tax and ERISA department. He was so mad! But genuinely glad for me anyway, as was always the case with Mike.
Such a legal legacy, surpassed only, I think, by his favorite roles as husband and father. I remember trying to talk him into moving to the North Hills area once. Y'all did some home tours and wisely ended up staying in Mt. Lebanon. The North Hills wasn't quite right for his family, he told me. As usual, he was passionately stubborn, and he was right.
Marty and I are deeply saddened by Mike's passing. Please know that y'all are in our thoughts and prayers at this time and always.
Rest in peace, Tiger.
Hank Howarth '77
June 1, 2011
Kathy and kids,
I learned early this morning of Mike's passing via the generational Berkman Ruslander/Klett Lieber/Buchanan Ingersoll network. Mike had a hand in hiring me to be a litigator back in 1982, only to find out after two days on the job that I had been pirated by Berkman's tax and ERISA department. He was so mad! But genuinely glad for me anyway, as was always the case with Mike.
Such a legal legacy, surpassed only, I think, by his favorite roles as husband and father. I remember trying to talk him into moving to the North Hills area once. Y'all did some home tours and wisely ended up staying in Mt. Lebanon. The North Hills wasn't quite right for his family, he told me. Even when he was stubborn, he was usually right!
Marty and I are deeply saddened by Mike's passing. Y'all are in our thoughts and prayers at this time and always.
Rest in peace, Tiger.
June 1, 2011
Kathy, Maggie, Mary Pat, Caty and Vince,
We were shocked and saddened to learn of the passing of your husband and father. So many things he'll miss in your lives. Our deepest sympathy. "Only time moves on, Memories remain in the heart forever". Glenda and Roger Wills, Ky
June 1, 2011
Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mike's entire family. As the neighbor down the street who watched with awe and admiration as he carved his path in the world I am truly saddened. His Mom would quietly update us on his family when she took her dog for a walk. Clearly he has impacted all who touched him. Only the good die young. You are in our thoughts and prayers
Sincerely
The Joan Farrell family
Jill Revitsky
June 1, 2011
My deepest condolences to you, Kathy, and the girls. I am so very saddened to hear of your loss - Mike was a wonderful man, and I will be praying for you all.
Cathy O'Boyle
June 1, 2011
Kathy, Caity and Manzo family,
We are so saddened by your loss. Mike was such a supporter of our girls on and off the Princeton lacrosse field. Joe, Colleen and I remember him as one of the ultimate Princeton fans and friend. May God hold you close and comfort you in your sorrow. We are praying for you.
Cathy, Joe, Colleen '07 O'Boyle
Princeton Women's Lacrosse Family
Mark Phillips
June 1, 2011
My sincere condolences on your loss, I knew Mike through his work for the University of Pittsburgh. From the little contact I had with Mike you could tell that he loved what he did, was passionate about it, and made sure it was done right. I knew he was looking forward to an extended vacation following his work for the University, I hope he took the time off and was able to spend it with the family .
Alice Johnston
June 1, 2011
Mike was such a wonderful role model to me when I was a young lawyer. He was a loyal and devoted advocate for his clients, but equally loyal and devoted to his family, and not embarassed for anyone to know it. He had integrity and substance, not just intelligence, and always took the extra time and energy to mentor young lawyers. I am heartbroken that his family and our profession have lost him so young.
June 1, 2011
My condolences to the Manzo family. As an associate at Klett Rooney, I worked with Mike on a number of cases. He was a brilliant lawyer and a patient teacher. I learned so much from him. He will truly be missed. Adam Ennis
June 1, 2011
I am an admirer of Mike's many accomplishments. He was a success in everything he attempted. He was a true role model and leader. He will be greatly missed. My most sincere condolences to his family.
June 1, 2011
My children and I are saddened by Mike's death. We have many fond memories of the neighborhood dinner gatherings that we all shared when the children were young. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Abby, Bruno and Lindsay Casile
Dennis O'Hearn
June 1, 2011
To the entire Manzo Family:
Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the passing of your beloved Michael. I graduated from Central H.S. with Michael and have fond memories of him as an athlete and as a quality human being.
Please know that his spirit will be with you forever.
June 1, 2011
I am saddened for your loss of Mike. I will miss bike riding with him on Saturday mornings and at spin class at the Club. He was always a gentleman, quiet, reserved but steady and determined. I always looked forward to seeing him. I know he was looking forward to getting back into riding shape after his last lengthy trial this past winter. I am the man on the pink bike.
Kevin Holleran
June 1, 2011
Had not seen Mike since my days of playing on the Rugby Pitch, but I never forgot him. He had a way of making an impression. Class act and will truly be missed. God Bless and my sincere sympathies to his family.
David Franklin
June 1, 2011
I first met Mike when I was a young law student coaching lacrosse in Mt. Lebanon. Back then our lacrosse program was very, very green. In fact, most of us wondered if the sport would ever fly in Mt. Lebanon.
Fast forward 20 years to last week when Mike and I smiled and shook hands in the bleachers during yet another Mt. Lebanon WPIAL Championship run - a Championship due in large part to Mike's commitment to the youth programs in Mt. Lebanon.
I know a lot of people looked up to Mike but sadly most of us never had the chance to tell him so. He probably wouldn't have wanted to hear it any way. Thankfully, the image that I have of Mike from last week will stay with me for a long time - classic blue suit, white shirt, striped tie, rock-hard chin, few words but an approving smile and always a firm handshake. No nonsense. A man's man if there ever was one.
Linda Kabay
June 1, 2011
I am so saddened by the news of Mike's death. I have known him for over 38 years and worked with him for 35 of those years. I will always remember him as a gentle and kind person who always had time to sit and talk with you. The last time I saw Mike was at my husband's funeral last July. He was a person who was always there when you were at your lowest to show his support. I know that he will be greatly missed because of his impact he left on all that he knew. My prayers and sympathy are with the Manzo family and would like to leave with you a favorite quote of mine. "If love could have saved him, he would have lived forever." Always remember him with a smile, not a tear.
Victor and Jan Wojciak
June 1, 2011
We are deeply saddened by your loss. Please note that you and your family will be in our thoughts and in our prayers.
Al & Patty Warburton
June 1, 2011
Sorry for your loss of Michael. You will be in our prayers and may God bless you Kathy, your children and Mary.
Elliot & Phyllis Schreiber
June 1, 2011
Phyllis and I are saddened by the untimely passing of Mike. He always was kind, sensitive and sincere in his dealings with everyone. He will be deeply missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with Kathy and the entire family.
Bud, Christine & Bobby Boyda
June 1, 2011
We are so sorry for your loss. Mike was our son Bobby's first lacrosse coach and he learned so much from him about lacrosse and life. He was a great role model for all of the children in Mt. Lebanon who were fortunate enough to have him as a coach. He was the youth coach for the current WPIAL championship team members, laying the foundation for their success. His legacy will live on through these kids whose lives he touched.
Mary and Ralph Cindrich
June 1, 2011
We are so shocked and saddened by your loss. Our prayers, love and sympathy are with you Kathy and with your children and family. We leave for Italy today but you will be in our prayers.
Bill Lonstein
June 1, 2011
Mike was one of the most talented guys I graduated with from Central HS. Appears he had a great career and family. Saddened about the family's loss. My condolences.
Bill Ehler
June 1, 2011
Mike is a special person and will always be in our memories. He will be missed on those long bike rides.
Dan McNichol
June 1, 2011
Thank you Coach for all you have done for Mt. Lebanon Lacrosse. You were a great influence on many young men. You will be remembered and missed.
Mike Sevin
June 1, 2011
Always full speed ahead. Mike - you were a machine on the rugby pitch and a gentleman off the field. RIP, Mr. Manzo.
Horst Bernhardt
June 1, 2011
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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