Kathy Mangin Obituary, St. Alphonsus Catholic School Music and Choir Teacher

Until she was killed in a car crash in Ocean Springs last week. Augie Taconi, a longtime friend and musician, recalls the conversation. I was at a loss for words. I received a call asking, Did you hear about Kathy? And I responded, No. I had assumed that we would perform musically here at the

It was an unforgettable occasion to hear Kathy Mangin sing. She lived for music; it was her obsession.

Until she was killed in a car crash in Ocean Springs last week.

Augie Taconi, a longtime friend and musician, recalls the conversation.

“I was at a loss for words. I received a call asking, “Did you hear about Kathy?” And I responded, “No.” I had assumed that we would perform musically here at the chapel. And they claimed that a car mishap was what killed her. I was unable to talk after that.

Mangin’s talent, according to friend and veteran Broadway and Hollywood actor, director, and producer Marco St. John, was intended for larger settings.

But she decided to leave it in place.

He said, “She was a show-stopper.”

“He stated. “She was outstanding wherever she sang and brought her ability…. She had the option of returning to New York at some time. She had a wonderful voice.

On stages all along the Coast, Mangin showcased her ability.

She served as the St. Alphonsus Catholic Church’s music director for many years and taught at the school’s middle school.

For the time being, her guitar is still stashed away in the loft’s instrument closet, her piano is still facing the sanctuary, and she still has easy access to her beloved song’s sheet music.

She wanted to “Ave Maria” whenever she had the opportunity, according to Taconi. “She did it for the burial of my mother. It was exceptional.

Reverend Father Mike Snyder, of Saint.

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