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Joseph McGinn

Huntersville, North Carolina

1934 - 2022

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Joseph McGinn November 21, 1934 - July 4, 2022 Huntersville, North Carolina - Joseph Britt McGinn, 87, of Salisbury, formerly of Huntersville, died July 4, 2022. He was born on November 21, 1934 in Mecklenburg County to the late William and Ruth McGinn. Survivors include his wife Sarah McGinn;...

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Mr. McGinn was my Vice Principal at West. I struggled in High School with severe depression (we didn't know that is what was going on) I left school early alot and I had to have him sign me out/permission. I will always remember how gracious he was with me and never made me feel bad about my absences. That was a big deal for me.

Coach McGinn taught me Math in 8th Grade and Health and PE in 9th Grade at Ranson Jr High (1964-66). Thanks to him I had no trouble with Algebra. He was one of my customers at Hardee's on Little Rock Rd when I was a manager there in the early 1980's.

Coach McGinn was one of my football coaches at Olympic HS during the 1970-1972 football seasons. He was also my P.E. teacher and, when I was a senior at Olympic, he was my Physical Science teacher. That Physical Science class was probably my favorite class that I took in high school and it was because he made it so much fun. We both left Olympic following the 1972-1973 school year; I graduated and Mr McGinn took a job as an Assistant Principal at West Mecklenburg HS. I became a commuter...

I remember him from somewhere , Wilson or West. I graduated '71

My senior year at West Mecklenburg (1980) I was his assistant during 6th period. He was a very firm but very fair man. I have always considered it an honor to know him. My heart goes out to his family.

I am so very sorry. I was so sure Mr. McGinn would live forever! He is and always will be a super hero in my eyes! He has added a new voice to the Heavenly choir.

Class of 1984: He was so patient with me. I needed to leave school early a lot and he had to sign my paper. He never made me feel bad about it like he just knew I was struggling with depression. Condolences to the family..

Joe was an assistant principal at West Mecklenburg for most of the years I taught there. He was fair, funny and a very good man. Sending condolences to allhis family and friends.

Joe was a neighbor when we were in Berryhill School, and in a quartet together. We enjoyed a lot of activities together. My wife and I got to visit Joe and Sarah in Salisbury a few years ago. He was a good friend and companion during our school years. May God's greatest blessings be with all the family. >