Khashad Kevin McBean

A life that touched so many hearts will be forever remembered.

Obituary

Khashad was a truly noble person. Growing up, he was a gymnast who excelled in the sport. He possessed great discipline when it came to sports and genuinely loved pushing himself physically. As a trainer, his dream was to help many people and make a positive impact on society. He was a contributing member of his community, whether it was his local community, gymnastics, his high school community, his fraternity, or his poker community. Khashad had an infectious smile and a big passion for listening to all kinds of music, not just one genre. He was a wonderful person who will be tremendously missed. The official obituary will be available at the service.

We appreciate your love and support. For those who wish to send flowers, please have them delivered directly to the church (see address below).

5 More Fitness

Khashad McBean was the proud founder and owner of 5 More Fitness, a business born from a lifetime dedication to movement, discipline, and helping others become their strongest selves. More than a fitness program, Five More Fitness reflected Khashad’s belief in pushing past limits, showing up fully, and always giving five more—for your body, your health, and your life.

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February 7, 2026

Kash,
It was a pleasure to have known you, even though not for long. Selfishly, like many, I wish you were still here. On to a better place, living your best life!
I will miss you.....Maria.

Maria

February 7, 2026

To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.
I love you nephew! 🕊️💜

While we may lay your body to rest, we rejoice knowing that your spirit is well and alive 🙌🏽🙏🏽

Love Aunty Malah & Uncle Mal 💜💰

Aunty Jamilah

February 7, 2026

Khashad will be remembered as a vibrant, joyful soul whose energy lit up every room he entered. Although we grew up as long distance cousins, everytime we linked up he was full of life, laughter, and jokes. From childhood memories and family sleepovers to unforgettable trips and celebrations, his presence was always felt and always cherished.

Though he has transitioned, his spirit, love, and laughter will live on forever in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. He will be missed dearly and never forgotten.

Loved always, remembered forever. I love you.

— Emarni

Emarni

February 7, 2026

Kashad,
You were someone who lived with strength, purpose, and heart. Kash you became a workout feind not just for yourself, but your goal was to make others love the gym as well. You genuinely cared about helping others reach their physical goals. You believed in people, often before they believed in themselves. One of my proudest memories is the role you played in helping Thamar accomplish the dream of becoming a professional basketball player-Thank
& love you for that 💪🏾.  Kash you didn’t just train bodies; you lifted spirits and pushed people to be their best.
I’m going to miss all of the challenges / dares I’d send just to see if you’d try them. You’d laugh, never backed down, and sent me a video of you doing them… or at least try. Those moments meant more to me than you ever knew. They were pure Kashad: fearless, playful, determined, and full of life.

Now you are with your little brother, and while our hearts ache here, we’ll find comfort in knowing you’re not alone. Your strength, your laughter, and your love will stay with us always. You will forever be missed, forever remembered, and forever loved.
Your Uncle  L's 🤲🏿🤍💙💛🕊

Brian L's Burke

February 7, 2026

I met Khashad at Pershing Middle School when we were in the 6th grade. And into Lamar High School /post college. Me asking him for fitness tips and diet advice.

I remember we were playing football together with a group of friends to see who would/could try out in 7th grade for the team. My first & my last football play, ever, was a 10yard catch. Tackled so hard my glasses broke and my tongue cut down the middle, still have the scar to this day. lol

Khashad was the first guy to help me up after I got tackled, “good catch, come on let’s go”

That’s Khashad, a caring person always pushing forward. That’s one hell of a legacy.

Thank you for being my friend.

Aaron Babin

February 5, 2026

My dearest nephew,
I can’t believe I’m sitting here writing this. Your absence will be felt forever. Your infectious smile, the way you lived your life so unselfishly, and even in your passing, through the gift of donation.

Your mannerisms reflected a distinguished gentleman—so smart, so charming, and always willing to help in any way you could.

I want to say “gone too soon,” but I was always told never to put a question mark where God has placed a period.

You will be deeply missed but never forgotten.

Until we meet again, sleep in peace.

Love always,
Aunty Christine

Aunty Christine

February 5, 2026

No one wants to lose someone close, especially someone with so much potential and promise. I remember you as a kid, always curious and asking questions because you wanted to know how things worked and gain knowledge. The smile you would have had during Christmas and other holidays, genuinely enjoying your family, is something I’ll always cherish. Then, as you grew up, becoming the young, intelligent man you were, you kept that genuine heart and curiosity. We’re truly sad to see you gone. May you rest in peace, surrounded by God’s arms.
Uncle Kareem “Biggs” Burke

Kareem "Biggs" Burke

February 4, 2026

I am so deeply saddened to read of the loss of Khashad. I was his Kindergarten and First grade teacher. We connected on facebook a few years ago. He always had a special place in my heart. He had the
brightest smile, was so smart, funny and so well liked by all his classmates. My heart is broken, and my prayers are with his family, friends and those who loved him.

Jennifer Kanary Shirk

February 3, 2026

Always admired Khashad from the first day I met him. Always respectable and kind hearted. So saddened by your loss. God, I pray for Your comforting spirit as You wrap this entire family in Your loving arms and bring them peace. In Jesus name...Amen.

Nadia Titus Rhymer

February 3, 2026

Comfort us, Heavenly Father.

Akima Harrigan

February 3, 2026

My deepest condolences to Rochelle and family. I am truly heartbroken and deeply saddened by your loss.

Monique David Brown

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