Sending all my love to the McManus Family in remembrance of my sweet, kind, funny and always adorable Uncle Joe. When I was with him, I felt like he was a father figure, sensitive to the loss of my dad at such an young age and always willing to take time to give advice or just connect. Mom always felt lucky to have such a wonderful brother-in-law. They shared a similar sense of humor and a great camaraderie that you can see in the photo. Love him so much!
I’ll always remember the pleasure I felt seeing Joe and Wendy having lunch or dinner on the Winged Foot terrace. They were the perfect couple and obviously so much in love. Joe always greeted me with a big smile. I’ll miss him and that smile. He leaves behind a wonderful wife and great family. Jim Cain
Some of my fondest memories of Joe and Wendy and Babs were dinners at Jim McMullens in NYC .Lots of chatter and laughs.
In our old Wall Street days, we spoke on a weekly basis-mostly Joe spoke spoke and I took notes. His wisdom and sense of humor were something to behold. I remember at my sisters wedding, Joe Sr.(Pops), my Dad(john) and Joe doing a barber shop quartet. They were pretty good and having a blast. We will be sorely missed.
John
I remember his calls and his sharing of his experiences and market insights. I did find it ironic that one of his last firms was Dinosaur investments . He was always a pleasure to talk to and he will be missed, especially by me.
John Ng
