Shannon was truly one of a kind — a man known as much for his heart as for his grit. To many, he was proudly known by his nicknames, Tin Mann and Sno-Mann, names that reflected both his toughness and the work ethic he lived by every day.

Shannon dedicated over 25 years as a proud member of the Local 80 Sheet Metal Workers Union, where his skill, reliability, and strong work ethic earned the respect of those who worked alongside him.

He was also a proud member of the Avengers biker club, where brotherhood, loyalty, and the open road meant everything to him. Those who rode with him knew they could always count on him — steady, dependable, and genuine.

Shannon owned and operated his plow and trucking company, Sno-Mann, taking pride in hard work and long hours, no matter the weather. When winter hit, people knew Shannon would be there, doing the job right and helping others without hesitation.

Away from work, Shannon found joy in simple, meaningful moments — especially rabbit hunting with his beagle, a pastime that brought him peace and happiness. He was also a true wrestling dad, traveling far and wide to support his boys. No distance was too great, no early morning too early, and no late night too late when it came to being there for them. His dedication, pride, and unwavering support will forever be remembered by those who witnessed it.

Loving son of James Albert Mann and Judy Gale Cook. Loving dad of Jeremey Shannon (Lizzy) Cooper, James Lawrence (Ashley) Mann, Travis Stanley Mann, and Chelsea Marie Mann. Proud grandfather of Zoe, Brady, Riley, and Savannah. Dear brother of Audrey Hill, Angie Hill, Sherry Pitera, Charlie Cook, and Brandon Cook. Loving partner of Pam Mann for 35 years. He is also survived by many loving family and friends. Shannon is now reunited with his Pops and his soul dog, Stella Bean.

Shannon leaves behind a legacy of loyalty, hard work, and love for his family and friends. He will be deeply missed and never forgotten by all who knew him.