James G. McMahon, age 87, of Findlay Township, Imperial, Pa, passed peacefully on Thursday morning October 7, 2021, at Good Samaritan Hospice, Wexford. A son of the late Anna (Myers) and John McMahon; beloved husband of 59 years to Carole (Rosser) McMahon; loved father of James McMahon and Roy McMahon; brother of Marie (Jack) Smyers and the late John, Charles, Thomas, Frank "Rusty" McMahon, Betty Lah, and Rita Miller. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Jim served his country in the US Army, was a member of the Democratic committee, and was a former president of the Wilson Elementary PTA. He retired from LTV Steel formerly known as J&L Steel. Most recently, was employed at PDC in Imperial. Jim enjoyed the great outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He was the world's greatest tinkerer; he could fix anything. The greatest joy in his life was his family.
Jim served his country in the US Army, was a member of the Democratic committee, and was a former president of the Wilson Elementary PTA. He retired from LTV Steel formerly known as J&L Steel. Most recently, was employed at PDC in Imperial. Jim enjoyed the great outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He was the world's greatest tinkerer; he could fix anything. The greatest joy in his life was his family.
James G. McMahon, age 87, of Findlay Township, Imperial, Pa, passed peacefully on Thursday morning October 7, 2021, at Good Samaritan Hospice, Wexford. A son of the late Anna (Myers) and John McMahon; beloved husband of 59 years to Carole (Rosser) McMahon; loved father of James McMahon and Roy McMahon; brother of Marie (Jack) Smyers and the late John, Charles, Thomas, Frank "Rusty" McMahon, Betty Lah, and Rita Miller. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Jim served his country in the US Army, was a member of the Democratic committee, and was a former president of the Wilson Elementary PTA. He retired from LTV Steel formerly known as J&L Steel. Most recently, was employed at PDC in Imperial. Jim enjoyed the great outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He was the world's greatest tinkerer; he could fix anything. The greatest joy in his life was his family.
Jim served his country in the US Army, was a member of the Democratic committee, and was a former president of the Wilson Elementary PTA. He retired from LTV Steel formerly known as J&L Steel. Most recently, was employed at PDC in Imperial. Jim enjoyed the great outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He was the world's greatest tinkerer; he could fix anything. The greatest joy in his life was his family.
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