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Ben McGee, III was born on December 8, 1965 in Jackson, MS to Claudine Nichols McGee and Ben McGee, Jr. He was the oldest born of three children to that union.
Ben graduated from White Hall High School in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He attended Jackson State University.
Ben enjoyed playing basketball and scored 38 points in his final high school basketball game. He also played football at Jackson State University (Defensive Tackle).
Ben enjoyed everything about the computer and was programming at the Master Degree Level as a ninth grader, but reading was his absolute passion.
Ben was preceded in death by his father, Ben McGee, Jr.
Ben leaves to cherish his memories his mother Claudine McGee, a brother Brian Christopher McGee (Sharon Lynn Amons-McGee), a sister Dr. Angela Denise McGee- Boothe (Evon Dwight Boothe). Two nephews: Jonathan Dwight Boothe and Ryan Anthony Boothe, many cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends.
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Belendia McGee-Jones
November 29, 2022
Rest in peace little Ben(cuz)! I remember your smile and your gentle voice
Gregory Willingham
November 29, 2022
To my dear friend, rest well and I regret I was not there for you when you needed me most. We have always had each others backs and I will always be your friend in death as in life. Till we meet again brother
Sandra McGee
November 28, 2022
Our Gentle Giant is resting now... Love you Ben . Sandra
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Larry McGee
November 28, 2022
In loving memory of my Little brother Ben, we will love you and miss you always. Love from your big brother Larry and family.
Kimberley Brooks
November 23, 2022
Praying for peace. May your memories be filled with joy.
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