Hiker, John O' Mahoney "John O" passed away suddenly March 10, 2008.
I have attached the Memorial.
John Mahoney was the Recording Secretary for ALDHA until October 2007.
Hiker, John O' Mahoney "John O" passed away suddenly March 10, 2008.
I have attached the Memorial.
John Mahoney was the Recording Secretary for ALDHA until October 2007.
Last edited by StarLyte; 03-14-2008 at 19:40. Reason: Last name misspelled
my thoughts and prayers for the family
Peanuts (aka i.j.)
"A womans place its on the trail"
My first personal encounter with "John O!" was as a true "newbie" at The Gathering in 2000. What a warm, wonderful welcome he extended on behalf of ALDHA and the hiking world.
Amazingly, year after year, he remembered me and always had a friendly word and kind greeting.
His stories were so enjoyable, especially the humor he shared just laughing at himself and his adventures with friends.
May the memories of this great man comfort his family and friends. He will surely be missed!
Sunny aka Sunrise ga-me 02 aka Cody Zamora
Have a bright and Sunny Day!
I'm just stunned. I had not known he was ill, so this is a horrible shock.
He will be GREATLY missed by a WHOLE lot of folks.
~~ eArThworm http://booksforhikers.com
::: Dino seen weeping and saying prayers for his family :::
I'm so sorry to hear of his passing. May he rest in peace & deepest sympathy to his friends & family...
A shame, not even retirement age for most. If you have any second thoughts about thru-hiking or waiting til retirement or a better time...
Wow...
I had the pleasure of knowing John O form hiker gatherings over the years.
Always had a smile, quick with a joke and never missed a chance to tease the Red Sox fans about his beloved Yankees.
He'll be missed.
Paul "Mags" Magnanti
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The true harvest of my life is intangible...a little stardust caught,a portion of the rainbow I have clutched -Thoreau
JohnO is hiking a higher trail now, and no doubt is still helping others up mountains...
Peace, John.
Teej
"[ATers] represent three percent of our use and about twenty percent of our effort," retired Baxter Park Director Jensen Bissell.