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Michael Mannion Obituary

Mannion, Michael "Malachy" beloved husband of Maria (nee Taylor) for 50 wonderful years…Born September 1, 1925 in Abbeyknockmoy, Tuam Co. Galway, Ireland, cherished father of Eileen (Mark) Koller, Angela (Patrick) Collins, John (Lorraine), Adrienne (Kevin) Jordan and Michael (Michele), loving grandfather of Erin, Sean and Brendan Koller; Caileen, Quinn, Kristen and Malachy Collins; Alyssa, Adrienne, Jacqueline and Anne Mannion; Maura, Shannon and Patrick Jordan; Matthew, Ellen, Colin and Aileen Mannion, fond brother of the late Christopher (Kitty), Gerard (late Mary), Bridie (Late Patrick) Delaney, the late Patrick (Greta), Annie (Bernard) Conneely, the late Frank (Mary), Sister Eileen, William (Carolann) and Kevin (Mary), brother-in-law of Eileen (Owen) McCaul and Bernice (Patrick) Casey…President of Oakwood Builders and Glencree Builders, Malachy was a 4th Degree member of The John F. Kennedy Knights of Columbus. He was also a member of the Harry Boland Hurling Club and Gaelic Athletic Association for over 50 years. A founding member of Gaelic Park and the Galway Fellowship Club. Member of The Carpenters Union for 60 years. Malachy and Maria worked tirelessly for the Medical Missionaries of Mary through their annual dinner dance and other fundraisers…Malachy was an usher and parishioner of St. Bernadette Parish for 40 years. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from Petkus-Lemont Funeral Home (Brady-Gill Funeral Home Directors), 12401 S. Archer Lemont, IL, to St. Patrick Catholic Church Lemont, IL. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to The Medical Missionaries of Mary 4425 W. 63rd St. Chicago, IL, 60629 or Little Company of Mary Hospice 9800 Southwest Highway Oak Lawn, IL, 60453, appreciated. 630-257-6667 or 1-800-994-7600

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Published by Chicago Sun-Times from Sep. 19 to Sep. 21, 2008.

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Elizabeth Frausto

September 1, 2014

To Dear Aunt Maria,& Family;-On this Labour day,& what would have been,a sweet &dear man's Birthday; Uncle Malachey, we all miss you,dearly.Remembering you,fondly, just before the 6'th anniversary of your passing.I,and my family, while living in Ireland,in the1970' s,had a great time,when,you, Aunt Maria& Family,visited Mallow,on vacation. " How're You doing"- or How's it going? - still reminds me of you.All the other previous messages,above,makes me feel the same& have the same fond memories of Malachey. When my family moved back to Chicago, from Ireland,in Late 80's,you & Aunt Maria done a lot,for them & helped my family, start,back again,in Chicago. I also remember- Malachey being a quiet,man,strong,& very hard worker,quick sence of irish. witt.,& always ready to help,people,with advice,monetarily, or anything, they needed.We will all miss him, but they are all having a Big Ceili now- in Heaven! ! Slainte,agus Beannacht Dei.Love,Elizabeth, David,& Caitlin Frausto ( McCaul) - & also on behalf of all McCaul girls,& Famalies.xo.

Sandra Mannion Doyle

October 12, 2008

Dear Auntie Marie and Family,

Our sincere sympathy on Uncle Malachys passing.He was a lovely man who made a lasting impression on me during my visit to you with Chris Conneeley a few years ago.I really got to know him well then and we subsequently stayed in touch regularly.He said to me once that there is nothing as importand as family and he truly was a devoted husband and kind father .You must be so proud of him and all he and Marie achieved over all the decades spent in America.

May he rest in peace.

Sandra and Barry Doyle(Mannion)
Irishtown, Claremorris Co.Mayo

Joan Leane

October 10, 2008

Malachy was wonderful to work with. He helped me to learn the ropes. He was a great mentor and friend. Sorry I missed his wake.

Mícheál Reddington

October 7, 2008

My sincere sympathy to Marie and Family,
I will always cherish the memories of my time in Chicago with you in 2003. From the moment Malachy greeted us at your home it was clear that his lust for life was only surpassed by his love for his family. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
God Bless,

Noreen Reddington

October 2, 2008

My sincere sympathy to Auntie Marie,
Eileen,Angela,John, Adrienne and Michael.
"A GOOD LIFE FEARS NOT LIFE NOR DEATH"

As Uncle Malachy would say this was "ONE OF THE BEST".

Auntie Marie and himself called to visit us regularly in Westport. It was always such a pleasure. Uncle Malachy had the warmest handshake.

His positive,caring and thoughtful manner enriched all who came into contact with him.

He dedicated his life to the things in life that are truly important,his wife,family and extended family.
His work ethic was second to none and he always acknowledged the efforts of others.

My mother, his sister Bridie, cherishes the memories she has of the visit in 2005.

May you find peace and comfort in your happy memories.

Ar dheis De go raibh a h-anam.

Michael and Noreen Reddington
Westport

Maria & Tom Heneghan

September 29, 2008

Aunty Maria, Eileen, Angela,John,Adrienne & Micheal,
we know you are going to miss your Lovely, Caring, Hardworking, Honest, Sincere, Dad very much. We will miss histrips to Ireland and his debates on 'the state of the nation' both Ireland & the USA. I have many fond memories and had great admiration for Uncle Malachy. An good Irishman who left Ballyglunin station in 1949 he always took great pride in his family, his Irish roots, and was also very quick to acknowledge the wonderful prospects which America had afforded him. He was never shy in acknowledging the support of Auntie Maria in his business and rearing his wonderful family- the heavy gang- as he sometimes called you during visits to Farmhill. When he asked 'how are you do'n'? one knew he really wanted to know and cared. My children Tomas & Eimear visited him while in Chicago and have the fondest of memories of meeting him as late as last Christmas. He sent me copies of plans for our new house and on the phone wanted to know how it was going.
My mother Bridie (his sister who was close to him in age), uncle Frank (brother RIP) & Mary and Uncle Bill and Auntie Eileen Texas visited Chicago for John & Lorraines wedding. We were given royal treatment he was so happy to have us visit. In 2005 my two sisters, my mother, and Auntie (Sr.)Eileen Texas & I visited again, my mother really treasured those opportunities to spend time with Malachy, he had left home in 1949 when they were both very young. I occassionaly 'Googled' his name and always found him referred to in the context of helping and supporting various causes. and last year I discovered the book 'Parish the Thought' where he was mentioned and got a copy of the book. I know he has a high place in heaven making a case for the rest of us with a much poorer record than him. May he rest in peace. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam

Conneely Family

September 28, 2008

Annie, Bernie and all our family extend our deepest sympathy to Maria, Eileen, Angela, John, Adrienne, Mike and all your family on the death of dear Malachy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you over the last number of weeks.
Malachy, we will miss your visits to Oakwood and also your thoughtful phone calls.
May you rest in peace. Amen.

Bob and Mariaelena Estrada

September 26, 2008

Eileen, Mark and Mannion Family:
We were sadden to hear that your father passed away. Please know that now he is with God and the pain that he had endure during the last few months is gone. May God comfort you at this difficult time. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your entire family.

Bridie Delaney

September 25, 2008

My sincere sympathy to Maria, Eileen, Angela, John, Adrienne, and Mike. Although Malachy did not make a trip to Ireland since his eightieth birthday, he kept in touch to the end. He was a deveoted brother that I loved dearly. My visit to him in Chicago in 2005 holds fond memories. Malachy, Maria and family left no stone unturned to ensure that I had the happiest of holidays. It is hard to believe that he is now with God. His physical absence leaves a huge gap of lonliness and pain. I know that he sees God face to face and that he will talk to God about our immediate needs. I know that the suffering and pain that he endured during the past few months was bravely borne by a man of deep faith and courage. I ask God to comfort you all at this sad time. A loving sister, Bridie

Eileen Delaney

September 24, 2008

To Auntie Maria, Eileen, Angela, John, Adrienne, and Mike. My sincere sympathy on the death of Uncle Malachy. My memories of him are linked to Summer trips to Shannon to meet the plane from Chicago that transported back one of Ireland's finest citizens, always accompanied by his best friend, Auntie Maria and the family, of whom he was so justly proud. He certainly loved his native home, the country that gave him his roots. His numerous phone calls, his life long interest in Irish current affairs and sport are testimony to this. He equally loved the country that adopted him and gave him his wings. His work ethic, his values, his commitment to his family and his charity work are testimony to this. He was one of the first people I heard quote the words of John F Kennedy 'Ask not what your country can do for you, but rather what you can do for your country' I ask God to reward him for his inspiritational work on earth, knowing that, as we are reminded in the funeral liturgy, '... in death, life is changed, not taken away'

Karina Mannion

September 24, 2008

Uncle Malachy, Marie and Family,

We were all so sad to hear of the death of our uncle Malachy. We looked forward so much to himself and Marie coming home to Ireland in the summers, the chats, the crack, the fun, and catching up. He was a shining example in every way to us all. We all loved him, and are very proud of him. He will look down, and look after us all from heaven,just as he did in life. May God bless him always.

Love Kevin, Mary, Paul, Aileen, Karina, Eoghan, Marese, Sheena Mannion (Ireland)

Bud Leonard

September 23, 2008

The Dad's you remember the most are the one's that were part of their children's life. I remember as a young kid having fun, playing sports, and getting in trouble at St Bernadette and around Evergreen Park that Malachy was always around. He attended our games, welcomed us into his house, and drove us around. Later on when I started my family I would see him every Sunday at Church Ushering and keeping an eye on my kids making sure that when they got out of the pew they didn't make it to the Alter. Our thoughts and Prayers are with the Mannion Family. GOD Bless.

Tommy Ryan

September 22, 2008

Dear Maria - the world has lost a great man - our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Tommy Ryan

Louise Delaney

September 22, 2008

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived. Nanny is heart broken (bridie delaney) with your death you'l be sadly missed by all here in ireland.Look after us all uncle Malach lots of love Gerard Bernadette christopher martina louise geraldine and aoife great grand nephew and neice Daithi and Alicia Delaney

Siobhan Mannion

September 22, 2008

Farmhill
Newtown
Abbeyknockmoy
Tuam
Co.Galway
Ireland

To Maria and all the Mannion Family
It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of dear Malachy. He was such a wonderful brother to Ger who lives in the homestead (Farmhill). Malachy spent many happy years there before imigrating to Chicago. There was always a great welcome for Malachy,Maria and Family when they returned home for vacations. Malachy had a great affinity with Ireland particularly his native parish in Abbeyknockmoy and in all things Irish especially farming and sporting activities. He will be dearly and sadly missed by his brother Ger and nephews John, Christy, Paddy and Malachy. Thinking of you all at this very sad time. May god bless you all. Take care. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

From: Your loving Brother Ger,
John,Ann Marie and Family
Christy, Martha and Family
Paddy,Mary and Family
Malachy,Ita and Family
"Ar dheis De go raibh a anam uasal"

Sue (Sims) Currier

September 22, 2008

Dear Adrienne,
I just heard the sad news from John Gallagher. We work in the same circle and he was kind enough to let me know. When I read his email I was very sad from the news. You and your whole family have a very dear place in my heart. We had the BEST times growing up, and I always remember your dad as a sweet and caring father. You are all blessed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love, Sue

John Schultz

September 22, 2008

Mike & Adrienne -
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I briefly met your dad and in that short time, he lived up to all the great stories I heard over the years. Cherish those memories and keep telling the great stories.
We will be praying for you.
John & Liz Schultz

Catherine (Cotter) Brady

September 21, 2008

Auntie Marie, Eileen, Angela, John, Adrienne, and Mike,

I have many fond memories of Uncle Malachy during holidays, parties, and weddings in the Mannion family. I will always remember his devotion to faith and family, his generosity, and his incredible work ethic. He will be sorely missed. You are in my prayers.

Love,
Catherine

Bob and Sharon Waite

September 21, 2008

Dear Eileen,

I just learned of your Dad's death. I was so sad to hear that he had died. Please know that I am thinking of you and your family. I will keep you in my prayers. I'm certain heaven is full of Irish laughter as your Dad always had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye. Please extend our sympathies to your Mom and your entire family.

Dan/Janet Crowley

September 21, 2008

Maria and the Mannion Family,
We cannot express how much we will miss your husband and Dad, Malachy. As a neighbor on Cronin Ct. for over ten years we have been blessed with smiles, hugs and greetings of "How're you do'in?" so many times. A fond memory of Malachy sitting on a lawn chair in the driveway will always be a favorite. We always felt so welcomed at the family's Christmas morning get together. Your generosity to our family was overwhelming. Malachy will always be an inspiration to us when it comes to a love for family. He was so proud of all his children and grandchildren. Cronin Ct. will never be the same. Malachy, you will be missed, but never forgotten. Love & prayers to Maria.
Dan, Janet, Julia Crowley
and Riley

Maureen,Mike,Maggie,Patrick and Flynn Shea

September 21, 2008

Adrienne, Kevin, Maura, Shannon, Patrick and family,

We are so sorry for the loss of your Dad and Grandpa. Although we never had the opportunity to meet him, we have heard so many wonderful stories. We hope that you will take comfort in all of your memories. We will pray for all of you at this incredibly difficult time. God bless.

JOHN CURTIN

September 21, 2008

MY DEEPEST SYMPATATHY TO MALACY`S FAMILEY

Erin Koller

September 21, 2008

Grandpa, I just wanted to let you know how much you mean to me. Everytime I came to visit you always asked me "How are your Cubbies doing?". I wish you were here so I could tell you that my Cubbies are going to the playoffs. You have set an amazing example to your grandchildren by going the extra mile to be a friend and helping others. One of my favorite quotes from It's A Wonderful Life is "No man is a failure who has friends." By reading the beautiful messages here, it is easy to see you truly were "the richest man in town." I love you Grandpa and I hope they have baseball in heaven.

Bernadette & Steve Marcis

September 21, 2008

Dear Eileen and family,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your extended family. We know how close your family is and losing a parent that has made such a profound impact on your lives is so hard. We all must leave this world and if we made it a better place, if we impacted the people around us then we did our job the way God wants us to. Your dad did that and now it's time for him to move on. Let that be your comfort and always smile when you think of him. Love, Bernadette, Steve and family

Sue (Skarzynski) Nolan

September 21, 2008

To Angela and Pat and the entire Mannion Family-
My deepest condolences to the entire Mannion family on the loss of such a great man. I was blessed by knowing the Mannion family through my college days at Marquette with Angela. I truly feel blessed to have known Malachy and the great smile he brought to those when he entered a room. Some of my fondest memories were your parents visit to Marquette. Malachy always had great words of wisdom to share – to become a better person than we were the day before. He will truly be missed but I hope you find comfort in the strong legacy he left behind. He touched so many people’s lives in ways too numerous to count. I know he will continue to look down on all of you with his contagious smile. God Bless All of You!!

Mary (Rebholz) Salerno

September 20, 2008

Dear Adrienne & the entire Mannion/Jordan clan:
I have only the fondest of memories of Mr. Mannion... the Mannion's were like an adopted family for me while at Marquette, a nearby home to visit when we wanted to get away from campus. Fresh Irish-soda bread was always a favorite - warm from the Mannion oven. Thoughts of these visits with Mr. & Mrs. Mannion in Evergreen Park bring a smile to my face.
Adrienne, you know I'm hurting for you as you go through this loss but I know you'll always draw strength and a smile from the wonderful memories of your dad.

Love & Prayers,
Mary

September 20, 2008

Maura's 8th Grade Graduation 5/05

September 20, 2008

Sherri Nelson

September 20, 2008

Adrienne,
My heart breaks for you and your family. I know how much your father meant to you and how much you respected and cherished him. All the stories you have shared with us over the years still make me laugh. He lives in your heart with every witty statement you have made and will continue to make. I love you like a sister and wish I could be there to comfort you through this difficult time. Enjoy the photos... such great memories.

Finola & Liam Keegan

September 20, 2008

To the Mannion Family:
We feel truly blessed to have had the honor of calling Malachy a true family friend. He was a "rock" for my Mom after Dad died...I loved to see him knocking on the back door and having the cup of tea around the kitchen table, always interested in how we were doing. His example of giving of yourself for the benefit of others is a true inspiration and a very hard act to follow. The Sharpe family have always loved him and we will do so forever.

Patrick Kenny

September 20, 2008

To Marie and the whole Mannion clan:
On behalf of my family Eileen, Brendan, Patrick and Sean and in particular my Mom, Maureen and my Dad ,Mike, who had the extreme priviledge of having you as a great friend and best man in his wedding; we express our sincerest sympathy for your great loss. Your husband/dad was a "best" man to all of you and literally hundreds of less fortunate people through out his life. As a child I vividly remember his gentleness as well as his hardy laugh. I believe when you get to heaven you are asked only two questions , "Did you do the best you could with the gifts God gave you?" and "Is the world a better place because you were there?" A resounding "Yes" is the answer to both questions! Malachy may God grant you your well deserved reward, comfort your family so they know you remain very much alive somewhere else and still a big part of their lives and I know upon your crossing you got a big hug from my Dad and Sean!!! St Peter will look good with a hurling stick in one hand and a hammer in the other. Can't wait to someday see the heaven version of Galelic park you are already working on.

Terry Collins-Doyle

September 20, 2008

To Maria and family,
Such sadness comes with the passing of a great person such as Malachy! We hope your journey ahead is comforted in remembering him. You are in our thoughts & prayers. For sure I will find eternal joy in his beautiful Irish smile!!!

Sister Eileen Mannion

September 20, 2008

Well, I am going to miss him my brother Malachy:
* Such a dear and loved brother.
* The faithful phone calls.
* His consistent up-beat voice.
* His positive attitude towards
anything you feared and shared
with him.
* His great outlook on life.

May God and Mary be with him. He will always be in my prayers.
From his loving sister Eileen (Texas)

Neil Sharpe

September 20, 2008

To The Mannion Family
I was deeply saddened to hear of Malachy’s passing. When I think of him I smile and think fondly about his wit, his bright open engaging smile and his willingness to help others.
The Sharpe family has lost a great friend!
My deepest condolences.

Maureen O'Keefe

September 19, 2008

To the Mannion Family,

I cannot begin to tell you how much your father meant to me as our families grew up together at St. Bernadette's. He was such a warm, funny man and although I only saw him infrequently in these past few years, he would always greet me with a big hug and a "How're you doing". He will be greatly missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all,
Maureen Quealy O'Keefe

Chris Sullivan

September 19, 2008

My sincere condolences to the entire Mannion family. Although I never met Malachy, I heard about him with pride from Mike, and our dads were both born in 1925. I pray that all members of the Mannion family support each other as you deal with this difficult yet inevitable time. I'm very sorry for your loss and will keep you in my thoughts.

Eileen Aherne

September 19, 2008

To Aunt Marie and family,
I was very sad to hear of the passing of uncle Malachy.
I alwys remember him in being a very up front and kind man.
All my thoughts and prayers are with you on this time of sorrow.
Love from,Eillen Aherene and family.

kathy cronin

September 19, 2008

To the Mannion Family,
You all are in my thoughts and prayers. It was a true honor to know your father and to work with such a beautiful family.Im sure he is looking down and smiling on all of you.
Love,Kathy Cronin

Maura McShane

September 19, 2008

Aunt Angela, Uncle Pat & Family,
My deepest thoughts and prayers are with you and all your relatives. It was always such a pleasure seeing Malachy at family parties and picking up where we left off in conversation. He was a great man and will be truly missed.

Katie & Conrad Pritscher

September 19, 2008

We knew Mr. Mannion through his eldest daughter, Eileen. Her frequent quotes of his words of wisdom are evidence of the tremendous impact his values have left on his children, and probably on everyone he met. It seems that his words always sent a lesson and made you smile at the same time! It is truly a powerful legacy, and we hope that it brings you comfort over the loss of this great man. Eileen & Mark, Erin, Sean and Brendan, as well as the entire Mannion family, you are all in our thoughts and prayers.

colleen mcshane

September 19, 2008

Dear Mannion Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Your Dad was such a great man. We will truly miss him and our little chats at Pat and Angela's. We will always remember him and honor him in the way we live our lives. And he'll live in hearts with lasting memories.
Emmet and Colleen

Margaret Sedlak

September 19, 2008

Malachy Manion is a man of great character. He stepped in to help out my family (the Ruanes) when our parents passed away some 30 years ago. The Ruane family has been blessed by the kindness and love of Malachy Manion. May God bless and comfort the Manion family in knowing what a wonderful person Malachy was.

Cathy Lebert

September 19, 2008

I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. He was a great husband, father and friend. I know how proud he was of all of you. My heart aches for your sadness. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Guadalupe Lynch

September 19, 2008

To Marie and Family,
Jerry and I are very saddened to learn of Malachy's passing.
We loved Malachy for he was a dear
friend and a man of integrity.
On behalf of all our family we extend
our sincere condolences and our love
to Marie and children.
Lupe and Jerry Lynch
3N800 Thatcher Road
Maple Park, IL 60151

Sandra McNeela

September 19, 2008

Deepest sympathy from the McNeela family.

Liz and John Schultz

September 19, 2008

Adrienne, I just received this email. I had no idea. I am so sorry for you and your family. I know how much you loved your Dad and talked about him alot. We will be thinking about your mom and all your siblings.

Mike, John and I are so sorry for you and your family. Please know that we are thinking about you all. Take care.

Liz and John Schultz

John Mannion

September 19, 2008

Dad,
You always knew what was important in life. Helping others along
the way. You were my hero and I miss you so much. Love, John

TINA CASEY

September 19, 2008

Uncle Malachy,
I'm very sad to have lost such a beautiful,smart,and loving Uncle. I have always admired you and the love that you shared with Aunt Marie, your family and all of us. I know that you will be happy in your eternal home in Heaven. You are another Angel up there to guide us through life.
Your Loving niece Tina

Adrienne Jordan

September 19, 2008

Thanks for being the best dad ever.
I hope to pass on all of your wit and wisdom to my own children. You were and are truly an inspiration on how to live a life filled with honesty and love. We will miss you everyday.

Cari LaRose

September 19, 2008

May you find comfort in the beautiful memories you have. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Love, Cari & Mark LaRose

Eileen Koller

September 19, 2008

Dad,
Our hearts are breaking but we know you will be with us all every step of the way. We love you. We miss you.

Eileen

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