Mary McMahon

Mary got me walking again after I was hit by a car. She sensed depression and gave me the book A Prayer for Owen Meaney which left me in hysterics! We then worked together in a group helping mothers and she shared Maine with our friend Joyce and I.

Mary was my rock after being hit by a car in 1990 and my leg severely damaged. She got me walking and laughing again.

Sean, Cheryl, Andrew and Kate,
Although we did not know her very well, we knew her enough to know she was a wonderful, loving person.
Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire family.

My deepest condolences go out to the Mcmahon family. I had the pleasure of knowing your mom as I worked as one of the maintenance workers at the Nottingham. She always would ask me about how things in my life were going and give me advice on life situations..I would always ask her, how are you doing today? and even when it wasn't one her best days..she would always laugh and smile and say I don't know shawn ,taking it day by day..she would never dwell on the pain that she was going through...

Our heartfelt sympathy to the McMahon family on the loss of your wife/mother. May her memory always bring a smile to your face. Sincerely, the Doerle family, Wellesley Rd.

Sean, Cheryl, Andrew and Kate -- Our deepest condolences and prayers at Mary's passing. Our prayers for her are for peace and rest and for you and your family for strength and faith at this time of your loss.

We were so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom, she raised a wonderful family, you are her legacy.We hope being together helps during this time and that your memories and faith sustain your mom's heart in all of you.May the road rise to meet her, and may God hold you in the palm of his hand- with love and sympathy Bob and Robin henty

To all of the McMahons
I have great memories of your Mom and how welcoming she always was when we were kids, and I also had the pleasure of getting to know her as an adult when I helped her settle one of her aunt's estates. Mary was kind, funny, intuitive, and also tough--how else could she raise so many sons so well. I am very sorry for your loss, you are in my thoughts and prayers.

I had the honor or ministering with Mary at University Hospital in Spiritual Care. She was such a joy to know. My deepest sympathies to her entire family.