Edward A. Maniachi
Edward A. Maniachi, 67, passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday, February 23, 2017. Eddie, as he was known, was born on June 2, 1949 and was the son of the late Anthony and Susan (DeFelice) Maniachi and brother of the late Charles Maniachi and Joseph Maniachi. He is survived by his wife Lois (MacDonald) Maniachi and his two sons, Christopher A. Maniachi and Nicholas E. Maniachi. Eddie is also survived by his sisters, Joanne (Maniachi) Annese and Cathy (Maniachi) Shankle, along with many cousins, nephews and nieces.
He worked as an auto mechanic at Main Street Ford/Waltham Ford in Waltham, as well as at Muzi Ford in Needham. He had a love for cars, as he had a passion for building hot rods and attending car shows. Eddie also was an avid computer gamer.
Services will be private. In lieu of flowers, should friends wish to make a memorial contribution, donations may be made in Eddie’s name to:
Good Shepherd Community Care of Newton
90 Wells Ave
Newton, MA 02459
http://www.gscommunity.org
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Eddie you have ment So Much to Me and My Family. Thank You for always being there for Me, Mike and Our Children. The kids will Miss their Papa Eddie ♡ We will Always remember your stories and Cherish the time we had. Rest In Peace and Always look after Us. XOXO
Love and Miss You Always. Thank You for being the Father of My Boys. You will truely be missed.
Lois, Nick and Chris- we are truly saddened to learn of your Eddie’s passing. May his smiles and love remain in your hearts always.
Warm regards! Jim and Alice Kelly
Lois,Chris and Nick you are in our thoughts and prayers Eddie will be missed. Kathy and Mark
To my brother Edward,
I love you. You were there for me (as a kid) keeping me on track. I have Many fond memories of you and with the family (alone with the family) just us, eating and laughing, playing cards, listening to Dad’s Big Band’s records in the Parlor. Christmas’s that were so awesome. Going to Chick’s Hot Rod runs. I have a lot to thank you for Eddie. You are safe and warm in the arm’s of the Lord and you will forever be with our family. I’m Proud to be your sister and I will miss you very, very much. Love, Love Eddie.
My love and prayers go out to your family Nick. May your father Rest In Peace. If there is anything I can do for you or your family, call me any time, any day. Your father was a great man and his legacy continues with you and your works. My deepest sympathy.
Yabba
Nick I’m saddened by the news of the passing of your Dad . Eddie was a co-worker for many years and will be missed. Peace to you and your Family.
Our deepest sympathy….So sorry for your sadness…may the memories bring you comfort…and in the days ahead smiles in your heart. Lois, Chris, and Nick, you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Cathy, Joanna and family, so sorry for your loss. Now all your brothers are together in peace. May God bless and know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Donna
Cathy – my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I will always cherish the time we had together and miss you till the end of this life Eddie.
Thank you Eddie, Lois, Chris and Nick for treating me as part of your family.
Eddie was a strong man of heart and will.
I’ll always be your 3rd son; and if I make it to Heaven, I hope Eddie picks me up at the Gate in his hot rod.
God Bless
Eddie, you were a wonderful man and father. I have fond childhood memories of you with Chris and I. I remember you playing cards with my dad at our house and you and Lois coming over on Christmas mornings. Now you and my mom are looking over all of us. Rest peacefully Eddie. You will be greatly missed.
Eddie,
We are all going to miss you so much. I will keep our conversations of mighty machines, car shows, and life close to my heart. I will always remember you for your strong will and positive attitude. Look over us and keep us safe.
Lois, Chris, and Nick, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this tough time. May you find comfort in the love and support of your family and friends.
Dad, You were always there for me, whether teaching me something or getting me out of a sticky situation. You taught me the essentials, like riding a bike, throwing a baseball, and getting through middle school math classes. However, the most important thing you taught me was how to be a good man. Your kindness, empathy, and leadership are all things that I will never forget. Thank you Dad for showing me the way. I hope I made you proud. You’ll always be loved and remembered.