Nicholas Manos

Nick was loved in this life by his wife and eternal friend, Jennifer. He was a beloved son, brother and uncle, a generous and supportive leader. His many friends knew his quick wit, but also his kindness, compassion, and loyalty. We felt his love through his time and attention, and if we were lucky, a prank and a mischievous grin.

Nick was adventurous, to say the least, and spent time loving and experiencing this good life through many adventures and travels with Jennifer, family, and friends. Nick was connected to the beauty of the natural world and spent happy times canoeing and fishing on the King’s river. Nick easily took to skiing as a teen in the mountains of Washington state and could not have been happier being dazzled by the slopes of Wyoming and Colorado. He loved his friends and they loved him. He loved get togethers with friends, family, and neighbors whether they were simple or lavish, spontaneous or planned for years, being with all of us was where he was rooted and where we felt his deep connection to us. Our time with Nick was irreplaceable and he will forever be missed.

He was preceded in death by his father, Bill Manos, who passed in October.

Nicholas is survived by his wife, Jennifer of Rogers; mother, Ro of Rogers; brother, Christopher Manos of Rogers; sister, Misty Manos of Rogers; father and mother-in-law, David and Mary Melville of Fayetteville; sister-in-law, Amy Melville of Washington; niece, Iris Gortney Melville of Washington; and his beloved dog child, Avery.

Arrangements are under the care of Rollins Funeral Home.

Continuing in his tradition of helping others, the family requests in lieu of flowers, please consider sending memorial contributions to the Nicholas Manos Cardiology Scholarship Fund. For these memorial contributions, the family has designated a scholarship fund with the Mercy Health Foundation of Northwest Arkansas. Trustees of the Nicholas Manos Cardiology Scholarship Fund will be selected by the family and scholarships will be awarded to students interested in pursuing a career in Cardiology.

Private celebration of his life will be held at a later date.