On behalf of the IPA hockey team, we are so sorry for your loss. Tim was our referee for countless late Monday nights in Walpole/Foxboro over the past 15 years. He always took his position serious as well as with a sense of reality, it was old mans hockey after all! He will be greatly missed on Monday nights! Our thoughts are with you.

Heartfelt condolences to your family from Tim's friends on the Raptors hockey team in Foxboro. We've faced off against Tim and the Flames for many years and Tim was always classy and friendly both on and off the ice, he will be missed as a player and an official. -JR

Oh my God Timmy! I loved seeing you when I was bartending at The Charliehorse! It won't be the same without you!

To the Mann Family, my thoughts and prayers go out to you at this sad time. I have known Tim since out first days at Stop & Shop on Southern Artery. We were rivals in High School but the best of friends at work. I will miss him dearly. Kathy Hazelton

Thoughts and prayers to the Mann family in this very sad time.Timmy and I were co captains in high school for the hockey team and friends off the ice as well. I was saddened to hear of his passing the other day still cant believe it,he will be missed.

I have worked with Tim for 3 years at Stop and Shop such a funny but caring guy, I will miss hearing his laugh. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Mann Family.

I am so sorry for your loss. My sympathy to Mom & Dad, Tom & Nichole, Danny & Kathy, Scott, their families. So sad to lose someone so young.

I am so sorry for your loss. I only knew Tim thru Monday night hockey and being the referee for our games for many years. He was such a great guy and always good to see him on the ice. He will be truly missed. I will miss him throwing me in the penalty box and tell me to calm down because it is only mens hockey. A1 concrete will miss you Tim

I was shocked and saddened to hear the news of Tim's passing. I will miss his wit and his ever present smile. May he rest in peace.

Tim. You will be missed by all that you touched. It was a great time working with you at Stoppy. You will always be in my thoughts. I'm sure God has a special play for you.

Franchise was my friend and the best hockey player we had on our team. I am so glad to have had him as a friend even for a small period in my life. I will remember snapshots of him scoring goals. I lift my stick to you my friend and I will look for you in a rink upstairs. marky #2

I only knew Tim for a short period of time while making deliveries at stop & shop. He made me laugh plenty of times with his perfectly timed comebacks. I was saddened by the news of his passing, and I wish his family and friends all the best. Rest In Peace Tim

My thoughts and prayers to the Mann family and any who Tim touched. I went to Quincy High with Tim and also worked with Tim in too many Stop & Shop's to count. Tim could always make me laugh or put a smile on my face. Whether it was telling a joke or talking about a funny story from high school or work , Tim always had me laughing. Tim, you will be greatly missed.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the passing of your son Tim..Our prayers and best wishes are with you and your family.Bill and Jeni Fairweather

The Flames are not just a hockey team, we are family! We called Tim, Franny, simply because he was our Franchise. Off the ice he was our brother. I cherish all the good times and laughs we shared and I'm sure in that rink upstairs, way up ice we'll see #66 roofing the biscuit. Love you Mann! Tree #3

I am proud to have known Timmy Mann. A great hockey player and a better person. He never let his talent go to his head and he had plenty of it. You always felt good when you were around him because he was just that kind of a guy: genuine, down-to-earth, caring, and understanding. On the Flames, we all knew Timmy was the best and we praised him as such. We had many good players on that team but only one was tagged "the Franchise". It's sad to know that Franny is no longer with us. May God bless him.

I first met Tim when he was 18 years old. Our Men’s hockey team was just starting. His uncle Mark asked if we needed a skater who was a pretty good hockey player. That was an understatement. As good as a hockey player he was, he was an even better person. In 26 years, I’d never heard anyone say a bad word about him. He was everyone’s friend and became a part of all our lives. He joined us on the softball diamond as well. We had a lot of laughs together and now there is a void. Here’s to you 66! I’m a better person for having known you.