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Thomas F. McMahon Jr., 59, a Vietnam War U.S. Marine, passed away Saturday, November 29th 2008, surrounded by family.
Tom was born June 25th 1949, in Worcester. He attended North High School, entered the U.S. Marines and served two tours in Vietnam. Tom then lived many years in Honolulu Hawaii, owning and operating a restaurant named Honolulu Hotdogs and Deli. He later moved to California before returning to New England, residing in Worcester and South Yarmouth, and operating his own landscaping business on Cape Cod.
Tom is survived by his parents, Thomas F. McMahon, Sr. and Ruth (Carraher) McMahon of Worcester; a sister, Karen Demuth and her husband Daniel of Woodstock CT; two brothers, Harry McMahon and his wife Eleanor in Virginia, Richard McMahon and his wife Sheronna in Texas; many nieces, nephews and friends.
Tom was an avid sports fan and enjoyed watching professional football, most of all the Patriots.
A memorial funeral will be held Friday, December 5th from the MERCADANTE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 370 Plantation St. with a Mass at 11:30 a.m. in St Anne's Church, 130 Boston Turnpike Rd., Shrewsbury. Burial with Military Honors will follow in St. John's Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to visit with the family Friday, December 5th from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the U.S. Marine Corps Toys For Tots, 36 MacArthur Ave, Bldg 686, Devens, Ma 01434.
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To Karen & Family,
I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Tom.
Although I didn't know Him that well, the time I was in His company he always made me feel welcome.
Karen, I could see what love he had for his little Sister as he did for his whole Family.
We want to express our sympathy to You all.
You are all in our thoughts.
Love, Steve & Debbie Savage
Stephen Savage
December 4, 2008
Dear Tom, Ruth and family; I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Tommy.. He was a wonderful man with a sparkle in his eye and much love in his heart for his family. When you talk about Tommy you will smile and treasure all of your beautiful memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Susan McMahon
December 3, 2008
To the McMahon family,
I am so sorry to learn of Tommy's passing. This sad news brought back so many fond memories of my childhood growing up on Crillon Road. Tommy was such a big part of it; playing marbles, flipping cards, riding bikes, swimming in the lake, riding to school every day with Uncle Joe, sliding down Belcourt and the snow ball fights. We grew up and lost touch, but these memories of Tom will always be with me. I hope the wonderful memories you all have of Tom will also bring comfort to you during this time.
My sincere condolences,
Pam Popham Moschilli
December 3, 2008
Dear uncle Tom,aunt Ruth,karen,Harry,Richard & family. I was sad to read about the passing of Tom. I will never forget all the good times we shared at family gatherings as kids.I remember all the holidays he would surprise us with christmas gifts.He always made us laugh with a funny story or a joke before he left. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are will you all. Love, Denise McMahon Hobin
Denise McMahon Hobin
December 3, 2008
I have great memories of Tommy & my brother Chip. Harry & I went to school together. As well as your whole family. St Margaret Mary's will be missed. Many memories there. You are all in my prayers. My son is in the Marines.
God Bless you
Kathy (Sweeney) Woiciechowski
December 3, 2008
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