Martin G. Mahar

I am so sorry that this is so late, Doug Fox here, I grew up with you and your dad was the extra eyes for my mom and dad when running the streets of the Burgh, none of us could ever get away with anything since all our parents knew each other. I miss home but I have a photo in my mind of our lives in the 60's.70's and that is the memory I want, the faces never get old, the bodies never fail and I can still see the smiles on their faces. That is how I remember your dad. My heartfelt...

dear dad i love you. i miss you so much. i know i am not perfect.but you were perfect to me. i am so proud to be your son. and most of all i am proud of you. please tell mom and mick i love them and miss them. i beleive your together in heaven. your loving son
michael

To Marge and Family: I was sorry to hear of the passing of your father. He lead a very fulfilling life and enjoyed himself with all of his different interest. All of you will help keep his legacy from being forgotten. God Bless and take care of each others.

To The Family of Marty Mahar,
Marty and I spent numerous hours at the Health Spa a number of years ago , cooking in the steam & suana rooms discussing many world events. These were very memorable times for me as a War Hero spoke of the current issues of that time. 10/11 has written in History, that we have lost yet another Great American. It is something I shall never forget, and I am very grateful to have been able to call your father , Friend.

To the family of Marty Mahar,
You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Your dad was a wonderful man. He will be greatly missed through family, friends and community.
Love (Aunt) Alice Torpey

Dear Marcia and Family,

We are so sorry to hear of your father's passing. He was such a gentleman. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Pat and Ken MacNary

I just today (10/16/07) heard the sad news. I remember fondly your fathers daily visit to my house. I always thought he was a GIANT OF A MAN. I was in awe of him when I was a small child and that imagine didnt change after all the years. Last time I saw him we talked fondly about Mickey (who I walked to school with during our time at CCHS).

To Marge, Marion and Family,

My deepest condolences. The spirit of your father's life continues on. Take comfort in knowing that the world is a better place because of him. I apologize that I could not be in Troy to pay my respects in person.

With Deepest Sympathies,

Robert Gregor

To Marilyn and the rest of the Mahar family - You have all been through so much heartache in such a short period of time. Your Dad was a great man and will long be remembered by many. All of you are in my thoughts and prayers.