HARRIS MANN

MANN
DR. HARRIS

Passed away On October 18, 2018. The loving husband of Maxine Mann and devoted father to daughters, Sydney and Rebecca. Harris was self-made, hard working, and had an enormous amount of grit. He was gracious and welcoming, with a sparkle in his eyes at the meeting of any new, old, or soon-to-be friends. He had a deep love of all animals. Harris was everyone's perpetual short order cook and helper in every way - whether it be homework, advice, or a medical diagnosis - Harris was a jack of all trades. He was strong minded, brilliant, and almost always right in his convictions. Harris was unique and interesting, lighting up all of our lives, like he lit up the dance floor. There were many lessons to be learned from Harris and here are a few...
-There is nothing that can't be solved by offering a corned beef special sandwich from Famous Deli and a hug.
-Holiday dinners are far better when you invite all friends and family to join you.
-Accept and care about every-one, no matter who they are, with boundless energy and zeal. -There is always time to make new friends and talk to old friends on the beach.
-Always put out way more food than you need to ensure all are fed well including unexpected, but welcome guests.
Harris leaves behind two loving brothers, Dr. Steven and Dr. Farrel Mann. He was a caring and involved uncle to his nieces and nephews, Josh and Jodi Mann, Shari and Steve Herst, Stephanie and Chris Fikry, and Heather and Aeden Motnyk. He was a terrific son-in-law to David and Joyce Leff, as well as a devoted brother-in-law to Honey and Paula Mann. He loved and was a dedicated Dentist to his patients and an authentic friend to many.
Relatives and friends are invited to the Funeral Services Sunday 9 A.M. precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS SUBURBAN NORTH, 310 Second St. Pike, Southampton. Int. King David Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings at his late residence. In lieu of flowers, please make donations using the following link to the Philadelphia ALS Foundation

www.goldsteinsfuneral.com