Kevin M. Magee

kevin magee
Kevin M. Magee, 47, passed away on October 27, 2023, due to injuries sustained from an automobile accident in 1993 at the age of 17. Kevin sustained a traumatic brain injury and fought a courageous and very difficult battle living with many disabilities as a result of the accident. Born in Beverly on April 8, 1976, he was the beloved son of Kendall and Gail (VanGeyte) Magee of Topsfield. Kevin was raised in Topsfield and attended Masconomet Regional High School. He was an avid hockey player since the age of 7 and went to play on Masco’s varsity team. Kevin was very athletic and enjoyed skateboarding, rollerblading, wrestling and weightlifting. Kevin also loved music. Kevin had resided at Hogan Regional Center in Danvers since 2014. Kevin was very much loved and will be greatly missed by staff and those who became Kevin’s second family. In addition to his parents, Kendall and Gail, he is survived by three brothers, Scott and his wife Jennifer of Middleton and Brian and Michael of Topsfield, his nieces and nephews, Mikayla, Jackson, Brinley, Scotty, Kevin and Jace, his uncles and aunts, Gilbert and Pat VanGeyte of Boxford, Gary VanGeyte of Haverhill and Cassandra and Richard Abood of Candia, NH, his dear friend Dianne Maihos and several cousins. He was predeceased by his grandparents, Gilbert and Ann VanGeyte and Sumner and Barbara Magee. His funeral services will be celebrated on Friday, November 3, 2023 at 11AM at C.R. Lyons & Sons, Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., Danvers. Visitation will be held from 9:30-10:45AM Friday morning in the funeral home. Relatives and friends are invited. Graveside services are private. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy can be made in Kevin’s name to Friends of Hathorne, P.O. Box A, Hathorne, MA, 01937.

 

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  1. I feel blessed to have known such a heroic young man. Kevin’s personality had a bright shine and many people deeply loved him. I will cherish the memories of the 24 years we worked together and the love we shared.
    Dianne

  2. I will always remember Kevin for his zest for life, love of music, great sense of humor and determination. Kevin would have been anything he wanted to be, his self confidence and natural talent in sports and interest in so many things gave him many avenues to explore. Kevin was one of those young men you wanted to be around, his great laugh and spirit always made me laugh along with him. I’ll love you forever Kevin and look forward to seeing you again…. Love you, uncle Gil and auntie Pat.

  3. Kevin, I will forever remember you with the smile you wore after a day at Salem Willows this summer. Your strength was evident every day my buddy. You will be so missed.
    Love, your favorite nurse

  4. I’m sorry for your loss of Kevin, even though I don’t know him, from one Brain Injured Survivor. My MVA was 1994 & I’ve lived with a brain injury since along with multiple disabilities. I spent 10 year’s as an outpatient at Spaulding Rehabilitation Center when it was in Boston. Kevin & I must have just missed each other. My heart goes out to you & your family!

  5. Kevin, you have always been in my thoughts and prayers. Our friendship way back when was very special. Talking on the phone and all that we shared in those conversations. You will all be special to me. God bless you. Until we meet again. Our friendship when we were younger meant a lot. Always know I always thought of you. You were a great person and friend. ~ Angela

  6. Kevin you are loved beyond measure & will continue to be loved and cared for as you take your place in heaven with family whom have gone before you. Uncle Kendall & Auntie Gail, you are everything parents strive to be. Boys as brothers you always stuck together through thick & thin….your little kid giggles, adventures & support of each other is a memory I’m blessed to have and know Kev felt it too. ♥️

  7. Kevin, I miss sitting next to you in English class while you flawlessly rapped, knowing every word to every rhyme. We had some good times. You always have and always will hold a special place in my heart. -Kelley (Rafferty) Web


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