Dr. Thomas Mahony

Such a fine man! Tom and Peter spent many cold winter weekend hunting pheasant on the Roller farmland with Dr Rod Coler and I back in the 70's. Those wonderful hardy hikes in the countryside, and the merry holiday family get-togethers are endearing childhood memories for the whole Coler family. Our Condolences to Tom's lovely family. Clark Coler, MD

In addition to being a skilled and ethical physician, Tom was highly respected by all the medical staff at Kadlec Hospital. Tom and Nancy were very kind to us when we arrived in Richland in 1978, and then were personally instrumental and supportive when we joined Christ the King Church and School. He indeed had a life well lived as a doctor, and as a man of integrity.

Tom, You were a gentleman and a scholar; a physician in the finest sense. You earned the respect of your colleagues. Robert Margulies, MD MPH FACPM FACEP FACFE

When I was in 7th grade at Christ the King school, I went down to Kadlec hospital and got staph and E. coli bacteria cultures from Dr. Mahony (something that I doubt would happen today) for use in my science fair project. He gave me encouragement and a lot of guidance in how to properly and safely perform my experiments. Besides going to the same church as him, I was also in Boy Scouts with his son Pete, in Troup 249. I remember him with great fondness and admiration.

Pete and All, I was so sorry to read of your Dad´s death today when my brother sent the obituary. What gentle and lovely people he and your Mom were! I lost touch with them when they moved to Spokane. I´ve thought of all of you many times in the last many years. Our family is praying for your Dad and Mom and all of you. Will there be a funeral? I´d love to catch up with you sometime. My email is [email protected]. All the best!!! Katie

I will always remember with gratefulness the quiet, gentle way that Dr. Mahony helped me survive a very difficult health event. Such a wonderful man! My condolences to his family.