Alexander J. McManus Jr.
Alexander J. McManus Jr.
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Alexander served in the U.S. Army as a Paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division during the Korean War. He attended Fordham University and later on became an executive at IBM. He loved and cared for his mother Mary and brother Thomas until they passed.
Alexander was generous, kind, charitable and had a great sense of humor. Al had many friends near and far. He enjoyed the theatre and arts, traveled to Europe to see shows and visited his many friends. Al was easy to laugh and easy to love and will be fondly remembered by all.
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Lesley Ramsay
August 28, 2024
Met Al through my Aunty Anne and Uncle Mel many years ago. Met up with him when he used to come over to the UK, spent Christmas at our house one year. When we visited NYC he was a good tour guide.
Always will have very fond memories of Al
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Richard Betancourt
August 17, 2024
I loved his quick wit. We met years ago and became friends. I've kept in touch by phone since we lived some distance away. RIP buddy!
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