Cary L. Manson

Survived by his beloved wife of 55 years, Toddy Ann Hodgson Manson; daughters Tammy DuBay and Jennifer White and her husband Justin White; Grandchildren, Cameron DuBay, Audrey DuBay, Abigail White and Porter White. Brother, John Manson Jr., his wife Babe, and sister, Jonah Deppe and many nieces and nephews. Preceeded in death by parents by John Manson Sr., and Celia Totten Manson Barnes; sisters, Marjorie Knapp, Linda Hauswald; Brother, Robert Barnes.

Cary Manson was surrounded by his devoted family when he passed away at Methodist Hospital at the age of 77. He was born in Nebraska City, attended Tech High School in Omaha, NE. He worked for United Airlines as a Lead Ramp Serviceman and Grounds Safely Coordinator for 40 years where he was honored with the United Airlines Community Service Humanitarian Award in 1995. Cary was passionately involved in Tangier Shrine, an organization dedicated to helping children and served as Potentate in 2010. A Master Mason for decades, he severed as Master of Florence Lodge No. 281, and was a member of Nebraska Lodge No. 1, Scottish Rite, Mt Calvary Commandery No. 1 Knights Templar, and numerous other Masonic related organizations. Cary was also very active at Covenant Presbyterian Church and his faith was an ever-present source of strength in his life and in death. Cary was a compassionate, loving husband, father, and grandfather with a welcoming smile and would be the first to volunteer to help a friend or family member in need.
All who knew him will forever remember his warmth and kind-hearted spirit.

Visitation 5PM-7PM and 7PM Masonic Service Thursday (6/25/15) at Roeder Mortuary.

Funeral 11AM Friday (6/26/15) at Covenant Presbyterian Church – 15002 Blondo St.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to Tangier Shrine Transportation Fund or Covenant Presbyterian Church.

Luncheon following service with private family interment.