Michael P. Manske, II
October 15, 1992 – September 3, 2018
Attended Burke High School where he was a member of the Burke Tennis Team and the Drama Club. He graduated in 2011, after which he served in the Army National Guard with emphasis in electronics. He was also a member of Theta Chi at UNL.
Michael is survived by his loving parents, Mike and Theresa Manske; sister, Valerie; brother, Josiah; grandfather, Marvin Manske; grandmother, Dorothy Kelling; several uncles, aunts, and cousins. He was preceded in death by grandmother, Janean Manske and grandfather, Rodney Kelling. He was a loving son, brother, and friend and we will miss his smile!
VISITATION: Monday, Sept. 10th from 10am to 11am at Christ Community Church Chapel, 404 S. 108th Ave., with CELEBRATION OF LIFE Service immediately following at 11am. Memorials are suggested to the D.A.V.
15 Comments
He was a good guy
Our thoughts go out to the Manskes We are sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss. Cherish your memories!
Words cannot describe our sorrow and grief for you all. May loving arms of Jesus wrap you with comfort, peace, and love in this moment. Know that walk with you from afar. You are with us daily at this hard confusing time. God is Good, and He has this in His hands we trust Him alone. My face leaks for you, but but be assured He is in control! Love you guys.
Sam
I remember many camping and youth group events with Mike. Its a travesty to see such a wonderful man and friend from the past go. It was a privilege to grow up with him and I have fond memories of our time together in small group. My heart and prayers go out to the Manske’s as they raised a rare young man full of life, kindness, and respect.
With love,
Tom
I am so sorry for your loss Theresa you and your family
Fond memories of Michael in youth group and especially on the Drama Team! May your hope be in Jesus!
Manske family,
We stand eternally at a loss, and the world is a little less bright, a little less joyful, and a little less passionate without Michael in it. He meant so much to so many, and gave more of himself than he kept. With a serving heart to the end, to any problem; a magnificent smile, a warm embrace, and calming words: his answer. Let us never forget his legacy in how we treat eachother. His absence from this world, lends solace to his presence with Christ. Much love.
i am so sad to hear about Mike’s passing. He was one of my most favorite employees at Dodge Street Hy-Vee when he worked there. He was always so polite and nice to everyone. I will always have fond memories of him.
The Manske Family,
Our deepest condolences to your entire family through this extremely difficult time. Cherish all of the good times and memories made as a family. Mike, you and your whole family are in our thoughts and prayers, please let us know if we can do anything.
I am so sorry and sad to hear of your loss. As a member of our tennis team at Burke, Michael was an ideal teammate and hard worker. I will remember him for always having a smile. May God shower your family with His comfort and love.
My heart goes out to you Mike and Theresa at this tragic loss. I know how deeply you loved him and can only imagine the pain you are feeling. I pray for strength for your family as you celebrate his life together tomorrow. May God’s peace, which passeth all understanding, be with you all.
Sorry to hear of your sons death! Deepest sympathy and prayers to all of your family Mike and Teresa !!????
He took me in when I had no job and money. He took care of me when I needed it. He was always there for me. Even in the past couple years I did screw him over but he had the most caring heart he stayed there with me and watched me turn into the guy I am today I miss you bud fly high
He took me in when I had no job and money. He took care of me when I needed it. He was always there for me. Even in the past couple years I did screw him over but he had the most caring heart.
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