Mahoney Park “Place of Peace”

This “Place of Peace”, a tranquil park on Long Pond, was formed through a community effort to honor the legacy of Hugh, Ruth and John Mahoney. Once a favorite fishing spot for Dr. Mahoney and his son John, today this memorial park is frequented by many local residents for recreational activities and to enjoy quiet moments sitting on a park bench crafted by a dear friend of the Mahoney family.

The ribbon cutting for The Place of Peace in Tewksbury, MA.

The ribbon cutting for The Place of Peace in Tewksbury, MA.

The girls at Girls Inc. Painted Purple Martin Birdhouses with the theme Safe Homes on Friday afternoon in Lowell. These were auctioned off at the Mahoney Tribute in 2015.

The girls at Girls Inc. Painted Purple Martin Birdhouses with the theme Safe Homes on Friday afternoon in Lowell. These were auctioned off at the Mahoney Tribute in 2015.

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Keynote Speaker Ed Davis chats with Maureen Mahoney as hundreds gathered at the Tewksbury Country Club to pay tribute to Dr. Hugh, Ruth and John Mahoney.

Keynote Speaker Ed Davis chats with Maureen Mahoney as hundreds gathered at the Tewksbury Country Club to pay tribute to Dr. Hugh, Ruth and John Mahoney.

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Maureen Mahoney receiving an award at the Congressional Victims’ Rights Caucus Awards ceremony, where the honorees are some of the most committed people in their field.

Maureen Mahoney receiving an award at the Congressional Victims’ Rights Caucus Awards ceremony, where the honorees are some of the most committed people in their field.

Members of the Dr. Hugh, Ruth and John Mahoney Tribute committee meet with Mayor Ed Kennedy at City Hall, Lowell, MA. to plan the main event on October 19, 2016.

Members of the Dr. Hugh, Ruth and John Mahoney Tribute committee meet with Mayor Ed Kennedy at City Hall, Lowell, MA. to plan the main event on October 19, 2016.