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Brian McKay Obituary
Franklin, NH — Brian McKay, 40, passed away May 2, 2022, after a long battle with health problems. He is survived by his wife of 20 years, Stephanie McKay and their son Aiden. He is also survived by his father, Kenneth McKay, step-father, Stephen Rogers, sisters Julie McKay and Sheri Collins, brothers David McKay and Zachary McKay, step-siblings Stevie, Ben, Julie, Cynthia, and Stephenie. As well as many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and his maternal grandmother, Carol Jackson. He is pre-deceased by his mother, Bonnie Rogers, paternal grandparents Lewis and Harriot McKay, maternal grandfathers Bruce McClintock and William Jackson, his Uncle Lewis, Aunt Tracey, cousins Andrew Roy, Amy McKay, and Isabella Janul.
Brian was a simple man, that loved his family. He enjoyed work as a long-time employee at the Eggshell Restaurant. In his true fighting fashion, he worked until the end of his life, despite his declining health.
He enjoyed having fires, fishing, and target practice. In lieu of flowers, please donate to The National Kidney Foundation, American Diabetes Association, or become an organ donor.
A private celebration of life will be held May 15th, at The Eggshell Restaurant at 4 PM, for family and close friends.
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Paul Biron
May 9, 2022
My deepest sympathy goes out to the family and friends and everyone that new bryan may Bryan spirit be with you for the rest of your life may your sorrow and pain Be let free and that you remember all the good times you had with Bryan and may all of you come to peace and joy with Brian always in your heart
Gary and Joan Smith
May 6, 2022
Our condolences to the family ! Gary and Joan Smith
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