DANIEL MCMAHON

I myself looked up to Dan. He was a great role model and selfless man. He was a wonderful grandfather and father to Kesha and adisynne and did every thing for his girls. McMahon family you will be in my prayers. And I know Heavenly Father will watch over your family.

Our thoughts are with you Judy at this time of great sadness. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

My condolences to the family. He was the father of our son, Rawn, who I'm sure will miss him. "Play Ball" always and forever!

First and foremost, to Judy and the entire family I cannot imagine the sorrow you have in your hearts. I know how I feel so yours must be multiplied by a million. Please know how many people Danny touched and how many loved him. He was such a loving and helpful guy who I never, in 30 years of knowing him, saw in a bad mood. Whether at Rebel basketball games, playing or umpiring softball, he was the same guy. What you saw was what you got. I'd like to think wherever he is this second he is...

from softball to golf & even bowling I will always have great memories. we all seen the knuckleball. Danny was even a roommate for awhile. We go back a long ways. I will always enjoy my memories of us going to his favorite dive to eat in San Diego. thoughts and prayers to Judy and the whole family. Danny was a one of a kind special person. the world will never be the same.

Know Danny for over 30 years playing softball & him umpiring my games

To the Entire McMahon Family,

I cannot believe that Dan is no longer with us. Know that he is now in a better place. I became friends with Dan when I moved to Las Vegas in 1982. If you got to know Dan, he would be a lifetime friend. He would help you in any situation that you would be in need. To Judy and Kesha - please note that he loved you so much. RIP Dan and I know that you are swinging a Dimarini in heaven with the All-Star team.

Jeanie and Tony Lato

Judy,
We all respected Danny and hoped that he was umpiring our games, regular season and Police Olympics. He was one of a kind and the softball community will never be the same.