David Samuel Maney
Augusta, GA – David Samuel Maney, 87, entered into rest on August 30, 2016.
Mr. Maney was a native of Ames, Iowa. He was an Eagle Scout, President of Ames High School Senior Class (1946), a graduate of Iowa State University where he lettered in Wrestling. He held degrees in Landscape Architecture and City/Regional Planning, and did graduate work in Europe.
He served as the first Executive Director of the Augusta Richmond County Planning Commission in 1961, and as Executive Director of the Coastal Area Planning and Development Commission, Brunswick, GA, during which time, he co-authored "The Future of the Marshlands", a book which became the basis for the "Marsh Law" legislation mandating barrier islands and marshes of Georgia be protected in perpetuity from private and commercial development. He also served as President, Georgia Regional Executive Director Association, before joining the US Department of Commerce as Regional Director of the Economic Develop Administration for southeast United States, and later as Director of the EDA Environmental Office in Washington, DC. He Chaired the Coastal Resource Advisory Council for the Chesapeake Bay area. Mr. Maney retired to Augusta in 1989 and was employed by the State of Georgia. He retired a second time in 2003.
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Saturday, September 3, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Burial followed in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers were Eric Thompson, Roger Davis, Philip Kelly, David Boland, Joe Sheehan, Brian Murphy, Truong Van, Ryan and Sean Buckley.
Family members include his wife, Frances Buckley Maney, daughters: Samantha Wiehl of Malabar, FL., Mary Campbell (John) of Annapolis, MD, and Casey Campana (Todd) of Atlanta, GA. Sons: David S. Maney, Jr. of Malabar, FL, Stephen Hogan Maney of Annapolis, Maryland, and Sean Buckley Maney of Atlanta, GA. Grandchildren: Sky Wiehl, William Bernstein, Timothy and Kaedi Maney, Buckley and Stephen Campana, Sister in Law: Mrs., Sarah Maney, and numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. Maney was predeceased by his by his parents: Lois Rath and Thomas Maney, and his brothers: Rev. Thomas J. Maney, Jr., Quito, Ecuado, and John Desmond Maney, Minneapolis, MN.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484
Augusta, GA – David Samuel Maney, 87, entered into rest on August 30, 2016.
Mr. Maney was a native of Ames, Iowa. He was an Eagle Scout, President of Ames High School Senior Class (1946), a graduate of Iowa State University where he lettered in Wrestling. He held degrees in Landscape Architecture and City/Regional Planning, and did graduate work in Europe.
He served as the first Executive Director of the Augusta Richmond County Planning Commission in 1961, and as Executive Director of the Coastal Area Planning and Development Commission, Brunswick, GA, during which time, he co-authored "The Future of the Marshlands", a book which became the basis for the "Marsh Law" legislation mandating barrier islands and marshes of Georgia be protected in perpetuity from private and commercial development. He also served as President, Georgia Regional Executive Director Association, before joining the US Department of Commerce as Regional Director of the Economic Develop Administration for southeast United States, and later as Director of the EDA Environmental Office in Washington, DC. He Chaired the Coastal Resource Advisory Council for the Chesapeake Bay area. Mr. Maney retired to Augusta in 1989 and was employed by the State of Georgia. He retired a second time in 2003.
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Saturday, September 3, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Burial followed in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers were Eric Thompson, Roger Davis, Philip Kelly, David Boland, Joe Sheehan, Brian Murphy, Truong Van, Ryan and Sean Buckley.
Family members include his wife, Frances Buckley Maney, daughters: Samantha Wiehl of Malabar, FL., Mary Campbell (John) of Annapolis, MD, and Casey Campana (Todd) of Atlanta, GA. Sons: David S. Maney, Jr. of Malabar, FL, Stephen Hogan Maney of Annapolis, Maryland, and Sean Buckley Maney of Atlanta, GA. Grandchildren: Sky Wiehl, William Bernstein, Timothy and Kaedi Maney, Buckley and Stephen Campana, Sister in Law: Mrs., Sarah Maney, and numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. Maney was predeceased by his by his parents: Lois Rath and Thomas Maney, and his brothers: Rev. Thomas J. Maney, Jr., Quito, Ecuado, and John Desmond Maney, Minneapolis, MN.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484
David Samuel Maney
Augusta, GA – David Samuel Maney, 87, entered into rest on August 30, 2016.
Mr. Maney was a native of Ames, Iowa. He was an Eagle Scout, President of Ames High School Senior Class (1946), a graduate of Iowa State University where he lettered in Wrestling. He held degrees in Landscape Architecture and City/Regional Planning, and did graduate work in Europe.
He served as the first Executive Director of the Augusta Richmond County Planning Commission in 1961, and as Executive Director of the Coastal Area Planning and Development Commission, Brunswick, GA, during which time, he co-authored "The Future of the Marshlands", a book which became the basis for the "Marsh Law" legislation mandating barrier islands and marshes of Georgia be protected in perpetuity from private and commercial development. He also served as President, Georgia Regional Executive Director Association, before joining the US Department of Commerce as Regional Director of the Economic Develop Administration for southeast United States, and later as Director of the EDA Environmental Office in Washington, DC. He Chaired the Coastal Resource Advisory Council for the Chesapeake Bay area. Mr. Maney retired to Augusta in 1989 and was employed by the State of Georgia. He retired a second time in 2003.
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Saturday, September 3, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Burial followed in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers were Eric Thompson, Roger Davis, Philip Kelly, David Boland, Joe Sheehan, Brian Murphy, Truong Van, Ryan and Sean Buckley.
Family members include his wife, Frances Buckley Maney, daughters: Samantha Wiehl of Malabar, FL., Mary Campbell (John) of Annapolis, MD, and Casey Campana (Todd) of Atlanta, GA. Sons: David S. Maney, Jr. of Malabar, FL, Stephen Hogan Maney of Annapolis, Maryland, and Sean Buckley Maney of Atlanta, GA. Grandchildren: Sky Wiehl, William Bernstein, Timothy and Kaedi Maney, Buckley and Stephen Campana, Sister in Law: Mrs., Sarah Maney, and numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. Maney was predeceased by his by his parents: Lois Rath and Thomas Maney, and his brothers: Rev. Thomas J. Maney, Jr., Quito, Ecuado, and John Desmond Maney, Minneapolis, MN.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484
Augusta, GA – David Samuel Maney, 87, entered into rest on August 30, 2016.
Mr. Maney was a native of Ames, Iowa. He was an Eagle Scout, President of Ames High School Senior Class (1946), a graduate of Iowa State University where he lettered in Wrestling. He held degrees in Landscape Architecture and City/Regional Planning, and did graduate work in Europe.
He served as the first Executive Director of the Augusta Richmond County Planning Commission in 1961, and as Executive Director of the Coastal Area Planning and Development Commission, Brunswick, GA, during which time, he co-authored "The Future of the Marshlands", a book which became the basis for the "Marsh Law" legislation mandating barrier islands and marshes of Georgia be protected in perpetuity from private and commercial development. He also served as President, Georgia Regional Executive Director Association, before joining the US Department of Commerce as Regional Director of the Economic Develop Administration for southeast United States, and later as Director of the EDA Environmental Office in Washington, DC. He Chaired the Coastal Resource Advisory Council for the Chesapeake Bay area. Mr. Maney retired to Augusta in 1989 and was employed by the State of Georgia. He retired a second time in 2003.
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Saturday, September 3, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Burial followed in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers were Eric Thompson, Roger Davis, Philip Kelly, David Boland, Joe Sheehan, Brian Murphy, Truong Van, Ryan and Sean Buckley.
Family members include his wife, Frances Buckley Maney, daughters: Samantha Wiehl of Malabar, FL., Mary Campbell (John) of Annapolis, MD, and Casey Campana (Todd) of Atlanta, GA. Sons: David S. Maney, Jr. of Malabar, FL, Stephen Hogan Maney of Annapolis, Maryland, and Sean Buckley Maney of Atlanta, GA. Grandchildren: Sky Wiehl, William Bernstein, Timothy and Kaedi Maney, Buckley and Stephen Campana, Sister in Law: Mrs., Sarah Maney, and numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. Maney was predeceased by his by his parents: Lois Rath and Thomas Maney, and his brothers: Rev. Thomas J. Maney, Jr., Quito, Ecuado, and John Desmond Maney, Minneapolis, MN.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484
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