1973 - 2026
Born July 24th, 1973, in Hartford, Connecticut, Beth was the daughter of Thomas and Phyllis (Driver) McGill and the daughter-in-law of John and Margaret (Richardson) Brennan. She grew up in Enfield, Connecticut, where she developed a lifelong love of sports and community. She played basketball, softball, and soccer and remained involved in athletics throughout her life.
Beth attended the University of Connecticut, where she earned her bachelor’s degree and served as a manager for the UConn football team. She later earned her master’s degree from Westfield State University.
Beth devoted her career to helping children and most recently worked as a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with Milford Public Schools. She was passionate about supporting the children in her care and advocating for their needs and opportunities.
She was also deeply involved in youth sports and community activities, including youth soccer and Nipmuc football. Beth was a familiar presence at her sons’ sporting events, often serving as a videographer while cheering them on. She enjoyed traveling, particularly to warm destinations and beaches, and held a special place in her heart for New Hampshire.
Beth also enjoyed all things Irish, the New York Yankees, and decorating her home for the holidays, especially creating her beloved Christmas village.
Above all, Beth was devoted to her family and friends. She was known for her generosity, enthusiasm, encouragement, and willingness to show up for the people and causes that mattered to her. She leaves behind a legacy of love, advocacy, friendship, and community involvement.
In addition to her husband, John, and their sons, Matthew, Gavin, and Connor, Beth is survived by her sister, Christine McGill, and her husband, Matthew Sevick, of Newtown, Pennsylvania; her sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Kerry and Kevin McCarthy; and her nieces and nephews, Catherine, Caroline, Molly, Anna, Bridget, and Brennan.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday, November 14th at 1 PM at the Saint Mary’s Church, located at 77 Mendon Street in Uxbridge.
Burial will be private.
