Patrick Francis Mahoney

Patrick Francis Mahoney, 92, of Gambrills, Maryland, passed away peacefully on January 18, 2026.  Patrick was born on October 2, 1933, in Carlin, Nevada, to Vincent P. Mahoney and Hannah M. (Flynn) Mahoney. He was raised in Nevada and went on to pursue higher education with distinction, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from the University of Nevada, Reno, followed by a law degree from Georgetown University.

Patrick served on active duty in the United States Army at Fort Ord, California, fulfilling his military service with dedication and discipline. While attending law school, he worked for Senator Alan Bible of Nevada and State Farm Mutual Insurance Company, gaining valuable experience in both legal and government service.

After completing his legal education, Patrick embarked on a long and respected career as an attorney. He was an original partner in the law firm of Giordano, Alexander, Haas, Mahoney, and Bush in Southern Prince George’s County. In 1979, Patrick founded his own firm in Fort Washington, Maryland. He later relocated to Waldorf, and the firm became the law offices of Mahoney & Mahoney LLC when his son, Kevin, joined in 1993. Patrick retired after approximately fifty years, serving his clients and community with integrity, professionalism, and steadfast dedication.

Patrick was preceded in death by his parents, Vincent P. Mahoney and Hannah M. (Flynn) Mahoney, his brothers, Vincent Mahoney and David Mahoney; and his granddaughter, Allison Logue. He is survived by his devoted wife of 65 years, Ann Gail Mahoney; his three beloved children, Michael P. Mahoney (Kathy), Kevin A. Mahoney (Carol), and Kathi A. Logue (Ken); his four cherished grandchildren, Julia Mahoney, Nathaniel Mahoney, Patrick Logue, and Madison Mahoney; and his four sisters-in-law Irene McCutcheon, Christine Meliti, Mary McVan (Bill), and Robyn McCutcheon.

Patrick will be remembered as a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather, and a respected member of the legal community. His long life was marked by service, perseverance, and dedication to both family and profession. He leaves behind a legacy of integrity, commitment, and quiet strength.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Hospice of the Chesapeake.