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Donald & Meme Hayes (Orange, TX)
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We are so sad that you are gone. But how glad we are to know that we were once part of your "skating rink family" and that we have memories of you to last through our lifetime. We speak for all of the people that have ever come through the doors of the rink....thank you for giving up all of your Friday and Saturday nights for a bunch of screaming kids. You made a difference in our lives, and to the entire community. You will never be forgotten. Our prayers go out to your family and friends. Rest In Peace, Mr. Manning.
We will miss seeing your smile.
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Whitney Jordan Matak (Beaumont, TX)
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Most of my memories of Mr. Manning were while my dad (Ricky Jordan) and grandpa (V.J. Jordan) did work at the skating rink, Manning's School Supply and at Mr. Manning's and the Creason's home. Please know we're praying for you all during this time of loss.
Monday, December 14, 2009 |
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Linda Summers Dixon (Beaumont, TX)
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I was at the skating rink on Fri., Sat., Sun. and Wed. during my Jr. High and High School years (around 1964). My sister and I thought of the rink as our second home. We enjoyed the drama skits after the skating sessions. Mr. Manning was a wonderful person. I am very sorry for your loss.
Monday, December 14, 2009 |
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Miram Cade Nichol (Beaumont, TX)
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The Cade Girls grew up at the Skating Rink in Gateway. We were there every Saturday Night and stayed there for "Sock Hop".. Mr. Manning was the nicest man and he watched over thousands of Beaumont Children. My daughter had many birthday parties at "The Rink". Your families are in our prayers.Skating in the Heavens.Miriam, Patricia and Terri Cade
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ROCCO BINAGGIA (AL)
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I ENJOYED KNOWING THIS MAN
Monday, December 14, 2009 |
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