Birth date: Jul 5, 1947 Death date: Apr 3, 2018
John William Mannone 70, Born in Toronto, Canada on July 5, 1947, passed away April 3, 2018 in Tampa, Florida. He was raised in Detroit, Michigan and served in The Army at Fort Knox, Kentucky in 1966. John came to Tampa in 1971. H Read Obituary
It has been two emotional years you have left us. We have a great grand son Josiah born in 2019 with your dimple! Till we meet again your spanish flower Linda Mannone
There will never be another you John. Miss you so very much. Gianna and I talk and cry about all the memories. Till we meet again John, love you and watch over us!
Your spanish flower Linda
Dear John, Miss you more than I can say. Today makes a year that you left me and your children and grand children. We miss you terribly. I cry like it happened just now. You always asked "do I love you" well if 46 years is not proof then nothing is. I will love you until we meet again. I thank God I met you and shared our memories together. We had our ups and downs but always managed to stay together. You were a wonderful and generous person, always giving to those you love especially your children and grand children and me. I will always treasure our many memories. Our vacations, our family get together s and especially the rides to Hard Rock! I miss those special moments we spent alone and the many talks we shared. So until God calls me, I pray one day I will see you again ... Somewhere in Time. Love your Spanish Flower Linda
My dearest husband, I have missed you so so much! 6 months ago we lost you. God needed you. There is not a minute, an hour of each day that I don't think of you. The memories is all I have now until we meet again! I will never love another man like I have loved you. We had so many talks about the future, but little did I know I would loose you on April 3rd. Like will never be the same without you. You left too soon and broke my heart! I know you are at peace now and have no pain, for that I am ok. I know you suffered everyday. So God knew he would need you in heaven. I will do my best to honor who you were, you were loving and cared deeply for your family, especially your children and grand children. You were generous with everyone. I will do my best to let everyone know the man I met and knew! There will always be the end of the day when I am at my lowest without you and cry. There is nothing I can do but to move on and be lucky I was yours for 45 years. I will love you forever my love. Your Spanish wife Linda.
God Bless Uncle John and bring his family peace during this difficult time. We are praying for all of you.
