Native obituary: Kory Ouellette, 20, state champion hockey and baseball participant

Mr. Kory Adam Ouellette, 20, of Salem, died unexpectedly, Sunday, August twenty seventh, 2023 as a result of accidents sustained in a motorized vehicle accident in Salem.

Born in Salem, he was the beloved son of Steven and Maureen (O’Leary) Ouellette. He was raised and educated in Salem and attended Witchcraft Heights Elementary Faculty. He continued his schooling at St. Mary’s Junior Excessive Faculty in Lynn and graduated from St. Mary’s Excessive Faculty.

An excellent athlete from a younger age, Kory excelled in all sports activities. He performed soccer after which moved on to baseball, the place he received quite a few tournaments along with his longtime Liner mates that culminated with him being on Salem’s solely Little League District Championship crew. He then performed for the Lynn American Legions’ State Championship baseball crew as nicely. From there, he went on to play varsity baseball at St. Mary’s. His predominant love, although, was hockey. He was a key member of many groups, went to tournaments throughout, and received with many groups and made lifelong friendships. Kory particularly beloved enjoying with the Boston Knights. He then went on to St. Mary’s, the place he performed varsity hockey as an eighth grader. His greatest sense of pleasure was profitable the MIAA State Championships in each hockey and baseball along with his brother Kyle as his teammate. Nothing made him happier than being along with his brothers and household. Kory beloved all his teammates and classmates at St. Mary’s. 

A fast witted, enjoyable loving younger man, Kory was the consummate “teammate” in life. He beloved his household and mates deeply and was finally loyal to these he beloved. His big persona endeared him to mates, household, teammates, and strangers alike, and his capability to look after others greater than himself created unbreakable bonds. He beloved to see others giggle and was usually the “class clown,” taking nice pleasure in different’s happiness. But above all else, his love of household was on the core of who he was. His brothers, mother and father, aunts, uncles, and cousins meant the world to him, and he would give his shirt off his again in the event that they had been in want. He additionally beloved his canines greater than anybody may have imagined. Kory can be remembered for his larger-than-life persona, his devotion to his household, mates, and teammates, and his ever-present smile. Kory was really the most effective, such a novel loving, one among a form, real individual. Our hearts are shattered, and he can be ceaselessly missed however by no means forgotten in all of our hearts and minds. The world has really misplaced the most effective.

Kory is survived by his loving mother and father, Steven and Maureen (O’Leary) Ouellette of Salem; his greatest mates and brothers, Ryan Ouellette of Harmony, NH, and Kyle Ouellette of Salem; his aunts and uncles, Bethann and Bob Jellison and Rick and Nicole O’Leary, all of Salem; his cousins, Hayley, Tayla, Jessica, Bobby, and Cassadi; and his canine companions, Maya and Simba. He was the grandson of the late Richard and Katherine (O’Keefe) O’Leary and Roger and Rose (St. Pierre) Ouellette and nephew of the late Raymond Ouellette.

ARRANGEMENTS: His funeral can be held from O’Donnell Cremations – Funerals – Celebrations, 84 Washington Sq. (at Salem Frequent), SALEM, Friday, Sept. 1st, at 9 A.M. adopted by his Funeral Mass at St. James Church, Federal St., Salem at 10 A.M. Family and mates invited. Burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Salem. Visiting hours Thursday, Aug. thirty first, from 4 to eight P.M. In lieu of flowers, donations could also be made in Kory’s reminiscence to “St. Mary’s of Lynn, MA in reminiscence of Kory Ouellette.” C/O St Mary’s of Lynn, 35 Tremont St., Lynn, MA 01902. This can be for a future scholarship in his identify. To share a reminiscence or supply a condolence, please go to www.odonnellfuneralservice.com.

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