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Zac passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, July 5th while taking a nap.
Zac was just 7 days shy of his 18th birthday. The money will go to assist the family and to create the Zac Mago Memorial Scholarship to be given to a John Glenn High School senior basketball player.
He was entering his senior year of high school at John Glenn in Walkerton, IN where he was an honor student and a standout on the Falcons basketball team.
"Standout" describes Zac both on and off the court. Zac was highly motivated, worked hard, and gave everything 100%. He was a gifted student and was looking forward to his senior year and being a part of the “startup moxie” program. Zac was a talented athlete in multiple sports, but he chose to focus on his passion, basketball. He was fiercely competitive and held himself to the highest standards. He loved every aspect of basketball, and he dedicated his free time to perfecting his game. He especially loved and enjoyed his personal cheering section of parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. He cherished his family. He emulated his dad, he doted on his mom, he tormented and treasured his sister and his brother. He was a great help and sweet companion to his grandmother. He was a kindhearted son, brother, cousin, nephew, grandson and friend.
Zac had many interests and hobbies. He loved Notre Dame football, a good game of Euchre, hanging out with friends, Taco Bell, Starbucks and fishing. His sense of humor was priceless. He had the ability to make others laugh whether careening around corners at breakneck speed on his wheelie cart, playing Nerf tournaments, or just offering his sage wisdom, "You know what you should do....". His smile and laugh were contagious. He lit up a room with just his presence. He could talk to anyone, and he often did. He had many, many friends. He was loved by all who knew him.
Zac's parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins and his many friends are devastated by his sudden passing.
Any help you provide will be greatly appreciated and will allow Zac's legacy to live on.
Zac was just 7 days shy of his 18th birthday. The money will go to assist the family and to create the Zac Mago Memorial Scholarship to be given to a John Glenn High School senior basketball player.
He was entering his senior year of high school at John Glenn in Walkerton, IN where he was an honor student and a standout on the Falcons basketball team.
"Standout" describes Zac both on and off the court. Zac was highly motivated, worked hard, and gave everything 100%. He was a gifted student and was looking forward to his senior year and being a part of the “startup moxie” program. Zac was a talented athlete in multiple sports, but he chose to focus on his passion, basketball. He was fiercely competitive and held himself to the highest standards. He loved every aspect of basketball, and he dedicated his free time to perfecting his game. He especially loved and enjoyed his personal cheering section of parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. He cherished his family. He emulated his dad, he doted on his mom, he tormented and treasured his sister and his brother. He was a great help and sweet companion to his grandmother. He was a kindhearted son, brother, cousin, nephew, grandson and friend.
Zac had many interests and hobbies. He loved Notre Dame football, a good game of Euchre, hanging out with friends, Taco Bell, Starbucks and fishing. His sense of humor was priceless. He had the ability to make others laugh whether careening around corners at breakneck speed on his wheelie cart, playing Nerf tournaments, or just offering his sage wisdom, "You know what you should do....". His smile and laugh were contagious. He lit up a room with just his presence. He could talk to anyone, and he often did. He had many, many friends. He was loved by all who knew him.
Zac's parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins and his many friends are devastated by his sudden passing.
Any help you provide will be greatly appreciated and will allow Zac's legacy to live on.