Howard Dane McMahan

As a reporter for the Oklahoma Journal, I covered Howard's time in Oklahoma City. My immense admiration of him continues to this day, more than 40 years later.

Howard contributed greatly to the institutions he served including the Unitarian Universalist congregations of Fort Worth. He was a man of great talent, dedication, and integrity. Although he is no longer with us, his presence will live on through his family and the many institutions he helped make stronger.

We have you all in our prayers.. What a beautiful life Mr. McMahan lived. Such a wonderful legacy he's left behind. His story and impact will certainly live on. -The Schuster Family

My sympathy and condolences in the loss of Harold McMahan --- fellow Topekan, fellow KUCIMAT, and one of my most admired, respected, and appreciated professional colleagues. I was saddened to receive the report but am comforted by having had the privilege of knowing him. I will miss him.


George R. Schrader
Assistant City Manager
City of Dallas

Brenda, so sorry for your loss, will be keeping you and the family in prayer for peace and comfort in your time of grieving. God Bless

I, your friends, family, church and the citizens of Fort Worth will greatly miss you. I offer my condolences to Myrtle, your family and all who knew you.

So sorry to say goodbye to Howard. Condolences to the family.

Howard and Myrtle were a wonderful team. I knew them from both UU churches where they were/are leaders and inspirations. So sorry to hear of Howard's illness and subsequent death.