Birth date: Jun 22, 1952 Death date: Jan 13, 2026
Patrick McMurray Mulcahy, 73, passed away peacefully on January 13, 2026, in Mt. Vernon, Texas. Pat was preceded in death by his parents, Glenn V. Mulcahy and Paula Allen Mulcahy, and also his brother Timothy Lane Mulcahy. He is Read Obituary
When I first met Pat in the mid 90’s, I knew right away we would be friends for life. He took this Nre York kid under his wing, taught me the ropes and the rest is history. He was a major influence in our move to Texas. We enjoyed numerous rounds of golf, fishing trips on Lake Tacoma followed by amazing fish fry’s, and our many business trips together.
These memories will stay with me forever.
You will be missed.
Pete Masucci
My sincere condolences to Pat’s family. I had the great privilege to work with Pat for several years and enjoyed our hunting and fishing trips. I have many memories spending both work and play time with him.
When I first met Pat in the mid 90's, I knew right away we would be friends for life. He took this new York kid under his wing, taught me the ropes and the rest is history. He was a major influence in our move to Texas. We enjoyed numerous rounds of golf, the fishing trips on Lake Texoma, the fish fry's afterward and our many business trips together.
These memories will stay with me forever.
You will be missed.
Pete Masucci
When I first met Pat in the mid 90's I knew right away we would be friends for life. He took this New York kid under his wing, taught me the ropes and the rest is history. He was a major influence in our move to Texas.
We enjoyed numerous rounds of golf, the fishing trips on Lake Texoma, the fish fry's afterward and our many business trips together.
These memories will stay with me forever.
You will be missed.
Pete Masucci
I am sorry to hear of Pat’s passing, he was a great guy. Jeanise, I’m deeply sorry for the loss of your beloved partner. You complemented each other like no other couple I know. May your precious memories bring you comfort.”
I am very sorry to hear at Pat’s passing. He was a great guy. To Jeanise, I’m deeply sorry for the loss of your beloved partner. You complemented each other like no other couple I know. May your precious memories bring you comfort.”
