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The Jack and Laura Manion Story

Jack and Laura are loyal University of Nebraska Alumni - referred to as CORNHUSKERS. !!! Is the volume of your speakers turned up? If so, click this University of Nebraska logo and hear Nebraska's Fight Song titled "There Is No Place Like Nebraska", a song which stirs the blood and hastens the heart beat of loyal Nebraska Cornhusker fans all over the world. It brings back memories of football games played at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska. Yes! The stadium still resonates when over 70,000 Cornhusker fans shout "GO HUSKERS" between choruses of the song.

Want to learn something about us? Go to:

1. Just A Few Things About us
2. Our Extended family
3. My Favorite Links
4. Places We've Lived
5. Some HTML Terms I've Learned
6. Little Big Horn Associates, West Point, 2000

Our Extended Family

Here is a picture of our extended family.

Jack Manion in September, 2001

Jack and Laura Manion in Computer Class. Click to enlarge.

Scout Master John S. Manion III presents his son, John S. Manion IV, with his Eagle Scout plaque and certification. Click the images for a larger view.

My Favorite Links

• Translate English to Spanish
• Favorite Site - CRUG
• Look Up Telephone Numbers

Places We've Lived

Jack Lived In:                 Laura Lived In:

Sheridan WY:     1923-1926     Lincoln NE:         1926-1933
Lincoln NE:      1926-1934     Blue Springs NE:    1933-1943
Ogallala NE:     1934-1936     Lincoln NE:         1943-1948
Chappell NE:     1936-1936
North Platte NE: 1936-1937
Hebron NE:       1937-1938
Benkelman NE:    1938-1939
Gothenburg, NE:  1939-1940
Ogallala NE:     1940-1941
Kearney NE:      1941-1941
Lincoln NE       1941-1943
Camp Dodge IA    1943-1943
Camp Abbott OR   1943-1943
Cambridge MA     1943-1944
Camp Crowder MO  1944-1945
Saipan, Marianas 1945-1946
Lincoln NE       1946-1946
Auburn NE        1946-1946
Lincoln NE       1946-1947
Erie PA          1947-1947
Lincoln NE       1947-1948

                Jack and Laura were married in 1948 and lived In:

Syracuse NY      1948-1950
No. Syracuse NY  1950-1958
Syracuse NY      1958-1972
Camillus NY      1972-1983  (Laura until 1985)
Beverly Hills FL 1983-present

Little Big Horn Associates, West Point, 2000

In July of 2000, Jack and Bruce Liddic, of Syracuse, NY, hosted and served as co-chairmen of the National Convention of the Little Big Horn Associates held at the United States Military Academy in West Point, NY. Click this West Point crest to view the Web Site produced to promote the LBHA West Point Convention.

HTML Definitions

<DL></DL>

creates a definition list

<DT>

used in conjunction with the <DL> tag, designates a definition title in a definition list

<DD>

used in conjunction with the <DL> tag, designates a definition description in a definition list