passed away on Monday, September 30, 2024.
Loving husband of Gerry Manasco (nee Anderson) of 58 years; beloved father of Nicholas (Andrea) and Steven Manasco; dearest papa of Jacob, Ava, Alayna, Dominic, Gabriella and Gia Manasco; brother-in-law of Jim (Pat) Anderson; best friend of Bill (Glenna) Ard and Jean (the late Bill) Getchman; our dear uncle, cousin and friend of many.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Backstoppers, PO BOX 795168, St. Louis, MO 63179-0700. https://backstoppers.org/
Service Thursday, October 3, 11:30 a.m. at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois Rd. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3:00 -7:00 p.m.
Rest in peace, Dad. We love you.
I’m so sorry to hear this news. Thinking of the whole family during this time. Rest in peace Mr. Manasco.
From as far as I can remember, you were always in my life.
Such sweet memories of crawling up on your lap. I can still smell the sweet tobacco you would fill your pipe with.
You always giving me wonderful advice in the fewest words. Your face would say so much.
Thank you for being like a second father to me and loving me like I was your own.
I will forever miss you 😔
So many wonderful and fun memories of Carl. We are blessed to have shared so many sweet times with him and your family. He will always live in our hearts, until we will see him again!
Heartfelt sympathy and love to you all!
Thank you, Carl for always being a steadfast and beloved friend to my grandparents, Elaine and Ruben Torrez, and the entire Torrez family. So many fond memories made with you and Gerry at our houses on Lawn Place growing up. Carl was always quick with a goofy joke to make us kids smile. He’ll be dearly missed by all of us.
My Heart is so sad .. Last of the generation .. Uncle Carl is the last of his brothers and sister …. I love you dearly … You now have A seat Center Field to every Cardinal baseball game . Rest in Peace dear uncle
Precious memories, how they linger. Carl always had a way to make us laugh. He always had that dry wit that is unexpected when you were in his company. I’ll always remember the murder mystery party we had at the ranch. He just didn’t get the whole concept of pretending to be someone else other than himself. Also trivia night, lots of laughs. May the Lord bless you and comfort you as you walk through this valley Gerry, Nick, and Steve. Rest in peace Carl. We love you
Deepest condolences to the Manasco family.
Sorry for your loss. Carl will be missed.
Carl Dean you’ve been present in my life as long as I can remember. I have always enjoyed listening as you would share your many great stories with your friends and family. Your army stories in particular had a positive impact on my journey and contributed to me becoming an Officer in the Army. When we were kids you gave us your old Army dress coat, but much to my chagrin, it fit Troy, me not so much. You were larger than life, a gentle giant with a deep booming voice. Rest in peace old warrior.
Sitting here reminiscing about all the wonderful conversations had while sitting with you and my dad, talking about how things were growing up back in the day, your experiences in the Army and how you both met the love of your lives. Playing little pranks on the kids, telling jokes and cracking each other up. You were a constant in all our lives and we are better for having you in them. I’m sure my dad will be waiting for you anxious to catch up. You will be missed but will live on in our memories.
So sorry to hear of his passing now hes with all his brothers. RIP
Such a loss for a wonderful family. My family’s thoughts prayers are with all of the Manascos during this time. RIP, Sir.
My condolences to the Manasco family.
R.I.P Carl