Janice S. McMahan, a devoted public servant and cherished member of her community, passed away peacefully on May 25, 2026, in Labelle, Florida. Born on February 26, 1946, in Washington, DC, Janice dedicated her life to serving others with grace and commitment.
Janice enjoyed a distinguished career spanning five decades. She spent 25 years as an Administrative Assistant for the Federal Government, where her professionalism and dedication left a lasting impression on colleagues and superiors alike. Following this, she continued her exemplary service as Administrative Assistant to the city manager of Daytona Beach Shores for another 25 years, retiring in 2023. Her tireless work ethic and warm spirit earned her the respect and admiration of many throughout her years of service.
A former resident of Ormond Beach, Florida, Janice was deeply intertwined with the local community. Her life was marked by a quiet strength and an unwavering dedication to her family and friends.
Janice is survived by her beloved sons, Darren (Angie) McMahan and David McMahan, who carry forward her legacy of kindness and resilience. She was also the proud grandmother to Shane McMahan, Justin McMahan, and Taylor Rittenhouse, as well as a great-grandmother to two dear children whose lives she enriched with her love. Her sister, Roberta Reynolds, along with four nieces—Lisa Jung King, Christina Reynolds, Diane Jung Sothoron, and Victoria Reynolds—and seven nephews—Scott Hazen, Garit Preble, Richard Reynolds, Mathew Hazen, Stephen Hazen, Joseph Preble, and Dana Preble—survive her, remembering her fondly as a guiding and loving presence.
Janice was preceded in death by her devoted spouse, James McMahan; her brother, Gary Preble; and her parents, Robert and Cecile Preble.
A life characterized by service, devotion, and love, Janice S. McMahan’s memory will continue to inspire all who knew her. She remains in the hearts of her family and the many friends who were blessed to know her.
Memorial contributions in honor of Janice may be made to the American Cancer Society, reflecting her enduring commitment to causes close to her heart.
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