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Zackary Lee McKinney, 28, was born November 25, 1997, in Enid, Oklahoma, to Rodney Dale McKinney II and Brandy Paige Freelove. Zack passed from this life on February 25, 2026.
Zack grew up in Enid and attended Pioneer High School, where he proudly played baseball for the Pioneer Mustangs. He graduated in 2017. Following high school, Zack worked as a manager at Domino’s Pizza, where he spent many years working side by side with his brothers — something he truly enjoyed.
Zack was an avid sports fan with a deep love for his favorite teams: the OU Sooners, the OKC Thunder, and the Pioneer High School baseball team. His passion for competition extended beyond watching sports. Zack was an enthusiastic cornhole player, competing weekly and proudly participating as a member of NorthWest Oklahoma Cornhole. He also built a strong presence on TikTok as a creator, forming a large community of friends and followers who appreciated his personality and spirit.
Above all else, Zack cherished his family. Time spent together meant everything to him. He loved deeply and was deeply loved in return. His presence brought joy, laughter, and loyalty to those who knew him. He will be forever missed and always remembered.
Zack was preceded in death by his mother, Brandy Freelove; his sister, Samantha Frye; and his brother, Jaydrien Cox.
He is survived by his father, Rodney McKinney, and stepmother, Chelsie McKinney; his brothers, Deiondré McKinney and wife Monica, Thaileke McKinney, and Boomer McKinney; niece, Kyla Mobley, nephew, Virgil Mobley, grandmother, Debra Jordan and mimi, Kristi Moore; former stepmother, Misti Johnson; along with many extended family members and dear friends.
A Celebration of Zack’s life will be 2:00 p.m. Monday, March 2, 2026, in the Anderson-Burris Funeral Home Chapel.
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