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in 2003.
A good kid. Charming. Loving. Funny Smart. A great friend. Always sincere. Enthusiastic. A g<x:>d teammate.
Those were just some of the words and phrases that Rappahannock County students and teachers used to describe McKieman, as they turned their grief into memories that made them smile.
McKieman, Business teacher Lisa Jones said, gave outstanding presentations to her business classes. Not only did he know his subject material, he could “sell" it to his classmates.
“He would have thrived in the business world," she added. “He had a presence that people looked up to."
Senior Allie Dore, one of the captains of the cheerleading squad, thought there was only one word to describe McKieman.
"Amazing," she said with a huge grin “Logan lived an amazing 16 years. He had had cystic fibrosis, and he never complained about it. He didn't live life as a sick child. He played football He made us laugh. The other day when we were losing, 49-0, there was Logan screaming, ‘Come on. Let's kill someone.’"
And McKieman’s marvelous sense of humor was something that everyone shared.
Darlene Mathieson had him in her freshman English class.
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