Birth date: Feb 18, 1939 Death date: Sep 29, 2019
Tina (don't call her Albertine...) Mahoney passed away surrounded by her family on September 29, 2019 at High Pointe House hospice care in Haverhill, MA, after a sudden illness. Born Albertine Marie Buyck on February 18, 1939, in Read Obituary
What a wonderful woman! She always had a smile on her face. I went to school with her son Jim and have know her for some 39 years. Always there for her children and grandchildren. She will be missed. My thoughts are with all of you.
Tina was AWESOME! Anyone who knew her would understand and endorse this description. I knew her mostly as Bridget & Julie's Nana. She showed up in so many ways for them (and I'm sure she did the same for her children and friends). Tina is already missed, but we each have loving memories to focus on, and grieve that we won't have more. Terry (Julie & Bridget's grandma)
My deepest condolences to you John, Danja and children. Although this time is very difficult, may loving memories console you and may her star in the night sky remind you that she is laughing and smiling, reunited with her husband, your dear father.
Aunt Tina was a woman of grace and elegance. She always maintained a positive perspective and quick to encourage. Her enthusiasm for life was contagious and her energy limitless. The only thing bigger than Aunt Tina's smile was her heart...kind words, encouraging cards, gifts during times of need, a timely phone call, opening her home, setting a meal for you. She loved to share her excitement about her church, her ministry, but more importantly her family. A widow at a young age with 4 energetic children Aunt Tina kicked it in overdrive and poured herself out into her children and injected "gold" into their veins. She has gained so much respect from all those that know her and the challenging trial she faced with courage and strength. She will be missed greatly but her life impacted many and we are blessed because of her.
Many condolences to the Mahoney kids. You will all be in my prayers during this difficult time. I will miss you dearly Auntie Tina, your always smiling face, and your warm hugs. I love you.
Carey Straw
I am very proud to know the Mahoney family. I have worked with her son John for the past eleven years. i remember her kind smile when she visited the office. She would often bring something she baked. She always had a kind word. And always told me how she adored her family. I remember when our office moved to Andover, she spent the day helping us unpack and of course bought lunch. I had the opportunity to spend time with her a few months ago and we enjoyed a nice lunch. I always told John that she had such spunk and was like the Road Runner full of energy and a can do attitude. I will always remember this wonderful lady who also touched my life. May the you rest in peace and enjoy happiness for eternity with your husband.
