Thomas Homer McMahon, Jr.

Cyndee and Family, so very sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He was such a great guy, I'm truly going to miss talking to him. I'm so glad that I got the chance to know him better over the past decade. He was one of a kind. Praying for all of you. God bless.

To some of Sean's friends, he was known as Homer or The Cowboy. I remember the carefully curated packets of news clippings Tom would send to Sean.

Not sure if The Ranch was in existence in the mid 90s, but it was in the works, with Sean and his friends joking about how we hoped the Twin Cities Cowboy wouldn't get swindled into buying a lame Paint.

I spent time at Tom's house in Bellevue during Thanksgiving 1995 where I met Cyndee, Angie, Randy and others. Perhaps the Greek was there too. The garbage had to go out every night. And that's where I first learned of how Starbucks, before going on to total global domination, would get their daily annuity out of many of us. I still drive by the Factoria store occasionally.

Tom, Sean, and my brother played golf at Black Butte Ranch in summer 1996. Not a great weather day, but we had a lot of fun and it was great that Sean and Tom made the effort to take us up on our offer for a round of golf.

Blessed to have meet and spent time with Tom. My thoughts and love go out to his family and close friends

I am so sad & shocked to learn of Tom's passing.
I've have known Tom since 1996 - joining Claire's as Regional, So. California. Tom flew in to meet me in L.A. - as he was the Sr. V.P., West Coast R.E. From 2001 - 2007 Tom & his Dept. reported to me. We traveled together each yr. to the ICSC (International Convention for Shopping Centers) held in Las Vegas, NV. Tom was highly respected within the Industry & Claire's Inc. Internationally - as an honest, loyal & dedicated deal maker & negotiator.
Since retiring Tom has remained a ture friend & consultant for me and countless others.
Tom will truly be missed. He touched people & enhanced businesses during his life & career.
God bless his entire family.
My deepest condolences, Nancy Rich

Tom was a good friend to all. I always enjoyed working deals with him. Even the B Dalton ones. RIP Tom.

Sean:

Your Dad and I were really great buddies and spent most of our years together making each other laugh. HIs name has and always will bring a smile to my face and I will remember him always.

We spoke about a month ago and he was so proud of being 80 and told me that I now had to "respect" him as a consideration for his being old and wise. He was both...and I told him so.

Deepest condolence to you and the family. I will miss him.

Rene

One of the best in our business.

Will be missed by so many who learned to love the guy for all he did and said thru the years.

Although had not seen him in years, was able to stay connected thru social media and of course will miss seeing his post's.

RIP Cowboy Tom

Bobby Jay Friedman

Candle,

I am so sad to hear about Tom passing. He was such an awesome guy and I will treasure the memories of times spent with him.
My prayers for you to feel God's comfort during this difficult time.

All My Love,
Lynne

Cyndee,

My deepest sympathies go out to you and your family. Mac was a wonderful friend, father and family man. We had many laughs over the years and he will be truly missed. I will especially miss our chats over Notre Dame football and analyzing the latest, greatest golf equipment. Rest in peace my friend.

I am deeply saddened to learn of Tom’s sudden passing. He was a true friend and business associate who will be sorely missed.
My deepest sympathies to Cyndee, all of the family and many friends. I wish you all peace and comfort as you mourn a man whose time on this earth was too short…..
All my best wishes always, Mary

I’m so sorry to hear about Mr McMahon .My thoughts and Prayers are with his family.

Don Koester