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Jack Monroe Manary
08/04/1921 — 03/17/2002
From Kennewick, WA, US | Born in Florence, Colorado
Jack Monroe Manary
Jack Monroe Manary, 80 years, 7 months, of Kennewick, WA was born August 4, 1921, in Florence, CO and died Sunday, March 17, 2002, in Kennewick.
Mr. Manary lived in the Tri-Cities from 1945 1957 and 1991 2002. He was a microfilm technician for the Atomic Energy Commission. He retired from San Diego County.
Jack served in the U. S. Army during WWII and was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a member of the Church of Christ.
Jack is survived by his wife, Anita Lou Manary, WA; children: James M. Manary, TX, Donald R. Manary, MO, Linda M. Boothe, AZ, Norman L. Manary, CA, Carl D. Manary, NV, and Teresa K. DeGroot, CA; 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren; brother, Lowell Manary, MO, sister, Thelma Pendergrass, MO; numerous nieces and nephews.
Anita says He loved me from the time he first saw me age 11 until now. Jack was characterized by love, acceptance and commitment.
A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, March 21, 2002, at Einans Funeral Home.
Uncle Jack was always a sweet and kind person. Our family always enjoyed visiting with him and appreciated his taking an interest in us. He and Aunt Nita Lou always helped with whatever we were doing, i.e.; peaches, tomatoes, apples, etc. He will be missed by all of us. With love and God Bless, Bill&Kay McFarland, Rob&Anita-Kari&Justin-Andy
Uncle Jack was always a sweet and kind person. Our family always enjoyed visiting with him and appreciated his taking an interest in us. He and Aunt Nita Lou always helped with whatever we were doing, i.e.; peaches, tomatoes, apples, etc. He will be missed by all of us. With love and God Bless, Bill&Kay McFarland, Rob&Anita-Kari&Justin-Andy
Wish we could be there for the services and family fellowship. I made copies of the obituary for Mom and Dad and ran a couple extra. Uncle Jack was a special man who holds a very dear spot in my heart. I’ll keep you all in my prayers. Love to all and may God truly bless you. Barb Loven
Jack was my father’s younger brother and our families have many fond memories of visits and gatherings. He always had a story to tell or a bit of family history. We all will miss those times.
We became special friends when Jack and Anita let us use their garage to paint our VW bus. And when we both moved to Grand Junction, CO, we were like one big,happy family and shared so much of our lives together! We still feel like family.
Uncle Jack was a joy to be around. I will never forget the time Jack and Anita Lou visited Ed,the kids and I in Sioux City,Ia.in the late eighties. They parked their R.V. behind our church building. We had a weekend meeting going on and they became a part of our busy lives, helping out and joining in. Uncle Jack helped to get the yard ready for the BBQ, and aunt Anita Lou helped me with the young kids while the other adults were listening to the preacher. It made me feel special that the two of you would take time to stop and spend time with me and my family. Thank you for the memories. P.S. I still have the tatted book mark you gave me on that trip, in my bible. I think of you two every time I open my bible,which is often. Thanks Sherry
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Jack Monroe Manary