Marshal Patrick McKee

6/25/2026

Marshal Patrick Mckee was called home after a hard battle with brain cancer on June 23rd, 2026. He was born to Patrick and Shirley Mckee on February 9th, 1983, and was the perfect completion of their family as the youngest of four. As a child he enjoyed playing sports, trips to Six Flags, and late nights playing video games and listening to music, and time with his friends and family. He graduated from Mansfield High School in 2001 and shortly after enlisted in the Army. He served his country honorably as a linguist and later reservist for 9 years. After coming back home, he found his passion for cooking and worked at several local restaurants where he eventually met his wife Catie. They had many beautiful years together and shared a wonderful family. His favorite title he earned was Dad. The love and pride he has for our kids Rory, Luke, and Teddy will continue to transcend time and space. He continued to enjoy video games, many trips to Disney World, family music nights, sharing his love of cooking with his wife and kids, and making memories with his family. While it feels like he was taken too soon, we know his legacy will live on through his family for generations to come.

He is survived by his wife Catie; children, Rory Hasselschwert, Luke Mckee, and Teddy Mckee; parents, Shirley and Pat Mckee; siblings, Tamara Norwood, Ivan Norwood, Michael Mckee, and Heather Riley (Sean) as well as his niece, many nephews, great niece and nephews, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.

A Memorial Service will be 11:00 AM Saturday, June 27th, 2026, at Bridgewood Church of Christ, 6516 Brentwood Stair Road, Fort Worth TX 76112.

2 Comments

Sharon Nolen

6/26/2026 07:27:22 am

Marshal was a very special man. He loved his family so much. That was so special for me to see. He was so devoted to them and enjoyed such wonderful times with them playing at home, going to movies, going to Disney and so much more. He will be missed dearly; but, the memories will remain for our lifetimes.

Mary Speece

6/26/2026 05:04:23 pm

The Marshal that I first came to know was a young fella, best buds with my son, Cody, from a very early age, living just a short way down the road in Rendon. Okay, maybe they could be a bit rowdy at times, but they were free spirits growing up in a great hood and there was no end to the fun those two would have. Marshal was like another son to me. I was proud of him and my son when they both gave service to our country. After the army, I didn’t see Marshal much but learned of his happiness when he met and married his true love. I will always admire his fun-loving heart and his courage and bravery! Fare thee well, Marshal!

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