George Mentz Mahoney Jr.

Dear Kathryn and family, I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to you as you honor George´s life. Some of my fondest memories as a young student growing up center around my experiences working at Johnson and Mahoney over Christmas holidays under George´s supportive guidance. George always projected the warmth, thoughtfulness, patience, and positive energy of a natural salesperson. I learned much from him that I was able to carry forward in my life. George´s interest in Huntsville´s...

I got to know George as a fellow history buff through the Civil War Roundtable. He was an asset to the group and a good friend.

Ann & George, I don´t know if you remember who I am, but I used to babysit for you when you lived on Red Oak Rd. - George, you were just a baby in the crib. After I did, Susan Curtis did. We both lived down the street. Anyhow, I just wanted you to know how sorry I am about your Dad´s passing. Your parents were so nice & I enjoyed you all when you were little. Janet Boysen (now Kampmeier).

George was a friend for many years, we served in Rotary together, knew him since 1950 and he was my Neighbor. Our neighborhood will miss George.

George was a fellow Rotarian in The Huntsville Rotary Club. He was such a nice man and always had a smile for everyone. I always enjoyed sitting at a table with him. He will be missed by many.

A great & friendly man & family ! All the best ! Connie & Rusty Stephenson

George was an important member of the TV Civil War Round Table and he will be missed. He loved history and being a member. Our deepest condolences go out to his wife, Kathryn, and family. Cheryl and John McAuley, TVCWRT