Dear Matt, dear Kate, I miss you

No, manquer is one of the (tricky) French verbs that takes what appears to English speakers to be a ‘reverse’ structure in the sense of ‘emotional’ missing.

The ‘subject’ is being missed (emotionally) by the ‘object’ in this sentence structure. 

Je vous manque - you miss me. (Perhaps true, but in some contexts might be a bit presumptuous to say). 

Vous me manquez - I miss you. 

Using manquer (à) to say you miss someone or something emotionally in French

No, vous me manqiez

oops, vous me manquez, or tu me manques

Julianne - it cannot be ‘tu me manques’ here as there are 2 people mentioned as the subject ‘you’. Tu is always singular.