Birth date: Jan 26, 1996 Death date: Nov 11, 2013
Adam Charles Maniaci, age 17 of St. Clair Twp. went to be with his Lord and Savior on November 11, 2013. He was born January 26, 1996 in Grosse Pointe. Adam was a senior at St. Clair High School and loved sports. He is survived by Read Obituary
Adam was a great guy, I will miss him.
Anthony Mule'
Sending our thoughts and prayers to the Maniaci family. Our family has fond memories of Adam from our St. Mary's days, a kind and thoughtful young man, we were all truly blessed to have known Adam. The Guastella Family
Adam was a great kid and I had the privilege of coaching him in basketball for many years...smart and funny! I'll miss his smile and "comments"...always a pleasure to be around him. Our families' thoughts and prayers are with you...the Rood Famly.
Nancy, Chuck, Alyssa, and the whole Maniaci family.....my thoughts and prayers are with you. Adam was an exceptional young man who impressed me more each time I was with him over the past seven or eight years. It was impossible to not love him. He always had a smile and a kind word for "Uncle Bill". Last year, when Adam went to Chicago with Ben and me, I got to know him much better and I confirmed what I had always told the Dombrowski kids "Adam is a really good person".
Bill Gudenau
Adam was one of the most enthusiastic and polite young men that I ever met. I have many fond memories of watching him play basketball at St. Mary's. I'm sure he's got the best seat now in Heaven and is watching all of his favorite teams. My thoughts and prayers are with Chuck, Nancy and Alyssa.
Fond memories of Adam from St. Mary's. We have been blessed knowing him and watching him grow to be a fine young man. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Chuck, Nancy and Alyssa our prayers and thoughts are with you during this difficult time. May you find peace and comfort in knowing that you have a special angel looking down on you from heaven. God Bless you all. The Umloff Family
Remembering Adam from St. Mary's as a happy boy, full of energy and always smiling, his passing is heartfelt to all of us. He was a gift to the world that I know how much you cherished. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
I loved Adam and the whole Maniaci family. I had the privilege of watching him grow up as a student at St. Mary's in St. Clair until the end of his 7th grade year. He was the happiest, warmest and friendliest child any principal could know. When my daughter's in-laws lived with us for a while, Adam and Tino, my daughter's brother-in-law were in the same grade, 6th grade at St. Mary's. They became fast friends and thoroughly enjoyed playing with each other. I remember one time when I was really tired and laid down in my bed to take a nap. Tino and Adam came running through my bedroom completely oblivious that I was there, chasing one another. I feel strongly that Adam is happy in heaven with God, his heavenly Father right now. May he intercede for all of us and remind us to choose the higher road and be better people because of knowing him. My prayers go out to his mom, dad and sister, Alyssa.
I remember Adam as a little first grader in my class at St.Mary's He was always excited about basketball and the Detroit Pistons.May the angels in heaven welcome you into their loving arms, dear Adam.
God grant your family the strength and peace to continue without your presence among them. So sorry for your sudden loss, Chuck, Nancy and Alyssa.
