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Kenneth W. McGee 1941-2025

Kenneth W. McGee, 83, of Dry Run, passed away in his home on June 1, 2025.  He was the beloved husband of Beverly J. (Sparr) McGee.

Born November 23, 1941, in Chambersburg, he was a son of the late Roy George and Harriet Leola (Horn) McGee.  

Ken had been employed for the former DeRose Industries, Inc. of Shippensburg until beginning a career of 25 years as a mechanic at Letterkenny. He then was self employed in trucking and also drove for Food Line of Greencastle until his final retirement in 2010.  

He enjoyed hunting and fishing and received much pleasure watching the racing abilities of his grandchildren.

Surviving with his wife Beverly are 2 daughters, Cindy Scott and husband Mike and Shawna Rotz and husband, Jody, all of Spring Run and his 3 grandchildren, Cody Scott and Leigha and Wyatt Rotz.  Also surviving are 2 brothers, Charles McGee and his wife, Bonnie, of Dry Run and James McGee and his wife, Sue, of Chambersburg and his aunt, Oralee Gipe of Fayetteville.  

He was preceded in death by a brother, Mac.

Arrangements are private.  

Share your thoughts and memories of Kenneth at the Agett-Lakjer Funeral Home website.

Should friends desire, a donation in his name may be sent to Heartland Hospice, 1976 Scotland Ave., Chambersburg, PA 17201


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