Mr. Manzo passed away at home on Sunday, August 10th. He was born in Marlboro, and lived in Colts Neck for 48 years. He served in the U.S.Army as an Artillery Sergeant during the Korean War. Mr. Manzo was a builder, a contractor, a developer, and was involved in a wide range of business ventures …
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Mr. Manzo passed away at home on Sunday, August 10th. He was born in Marlboro, and lived in Colts Neck for 48 years. He served in the U.S.Army as an Artillery Sergeant during the Korean War. Mr. Manzo was a builder, a contractor, a developer, and was involved in a wide range of business ventures throughout his career. He is survived by his wife Phyllis, his son James Joseph Manzo, his daughter Marilyn Jane Manzo, his grandson Joseph James Manzo, a brother Dominick Manzo, and sisters Rose Mancini and Ann Osipowitz.
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