Donald L. Mahan
July 4, 1943 – May 12, 2020
Survived by wife, Judith C.; son, Jason L.; daughter, Courtney J.; twin grandsons, Will and Sam Mahan; brother, Richard Mahan (Debbie); other relatives and friends.
VISITATION following CDC guidelines: Monday, May 18th from 4pm to 6pm, at the West Center Chapel. FUNERAL SERVICE: Tuesday, May 19th, 1pm, West Center Chapel. INTERMENT: Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery.
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8 Comments
Judy, Jason, and Courtney,
So sorry to read of Don’s passing. I remember the fun times our class had with the Mahan’s chicken Coop dance party on the farm North of Elkhorn. Don was a fine center on the varsity basketball team. Jason you might remember me when you worked at the bank in Elkhorn. I teased you then about how you walked just like your Dad. May the love and memories of your husband and father sustain you during this difficult time and the days that follow. Fellow classmate from Elkhorn High Patsy
Jim and I are so very sorry for your loss. Don was a trusted friend to us and we will miss his smile, his kindness, and the times we spent enjoying Grandparents date night with the boys. Don was such a positive influence as a grandpa to Will and Sam. He was the best! May God’s peace be with you Judi, Jason, and CJ, in the difficult days ahead. We love you!
Judy and Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Memories go back so far with “Mr. Mahon”, which was how I first knew Don at the Federal Reserve Bank when he hired me in 1971. This was the beginning of my employment experience and will always remember him and his example and guidance.
May your fond memories comfort you.
Pattie Bena
Jason, Judy, Courtney, Will & Sam: It was always a treat to see Don drive his roadster into our neighborhood and show it off. He was a great man to have so much love for his family. We will keep him in our prayers along with your family for good memories. Our sympathy goes out to each and everyone of you at this time.
To all of Don’s family members:
I was so sorry to learn of Don’s death. I have fond memories of my time in the Personnel Dept. at the Federal Reserve Bank. He was the manager and hired me which led to my 25 years with the Bank. He moved on and I lost track of him but will always remember his kind leadership at the Bank.
Jason, I am so sorry to hear of your father’s passing. Our deepest sympathies go out to you, your boys and the entire Mahan family.
To the Mahan Family
“Extending our deepest sympathy to you during this time. Our prayers and blessings are with you.”
Our condolences. The Viberg Family
Judy and Family
Please know you and your family are in my thoughts with the recent passing of Don. Sadly, we lost touch with one another over the years, but he was always in my thoughts. He hired me at the Federal Reserve Bank, fresh out of college, and had a wonderful influence on my training and eventual Human Resources career. I am most grateful to him for setting the path for me. I hope you are doing well, Judy. I remember, fondly, the wonderful Christmas parties I enjoyed at your beautifully decorated home… wonderful memories. My condolences to you and your family.
Jim Goble
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