Agnes “Aggie” June Sullivan-Manseau

Agnes “Aggie” June Sullivan-Manseau

June 27, 1930 - January 20, 2008

Agnes “Aggie” June Sullivan-Manseau

June 27, 1930 - January 20, 2008

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Born June 27, 1930, Agnes grew up in Westwood, California and attended St. Monica’s High School, UCLA, and UCSF nursing school. A long time resident of Anaheim, Agnes moved to Leisure World Laguna Woods in 1995.  She is preceded in death by her husband Jack Manseau, and survived by children Ellen Manseau, Anita Lilly Ray, Jim Manseau, Roger Manseau Stacie, grandchildren Scott and Monica Lilly, Alicia, Sara and Julia Manseau, and abundant friends and family. She will be remembered as a life enthusiast who made a remarkable impact on virtually everyone who had the good fortune to meet her.

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17 responses to Agnes “Aggie” June Sullivan-Manseau

  1. Arleen Serra says:

    My dear Aunt Aggie was truly a magnificent, loving, and caring individual. I am truly blessed and honored to have spent some quality time with her at the Serra Family cabin in Yosemite just a few months ago.
    I love you Aggie and will miss you dearly.

  2. My friend through the ages. I will miss her and loved her dearly. My heart goes out to her family.

  3. Your Mom and Dad were such inspirations of unconditional love and great joy to us as we were growing up. They will always be remembered in our prayers. I will so miss emailing with your Mom.
    All my love to each of you.

  4. Joan Serra says:

    As Maureen said, we couldn’t have asked for a better aunt. She was so loving and full of life. It won’t be the same without her laughter, and great spirit.

  5. Ken Serra says:

    It is hard to say how much I’ll miss Aggie. There are so many wonderful and fun memories. So many great times. So much love, support, compassion. There were many, many fun stories. Aggie was the best aunt, an incredible mom and grandmother and a wonderful sister to my mom Janet. I love you Aggie and I’ll miss you greatly!

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