Morgan Kathleen

MacGavin

Morgan Kathleen MacGavin (“Morgan Mason”), 44, of Nashville, Tennessee, was embraced in the arms of her Heavenly Father on October 2, 2026.

Morgan was born June 2, 1982, in Casper, Wyoming bringing delight to all. As the youngest of four children, she lovingly teased her (one minute older) twin brother, Ryan, that she would have been born first had he not pushed her out of the way!

Morgan attended St. Anthony Catholic School (Casper, WY), Laramie Junior High School (Wyoming), Middleton High School (Wisconsin), and graduated with the Class of 2000 at Helena High School (Montana). Morgan loved to sing and actively participated in choir. She returned to Casper to study Broadcast Communication at Casper College. While working full-time, she earned multiple degrees in Christian Counseling and Ministry from Liberty University.

Morgan began her career in radio as a teenager at KBLL in Helena, while still in high school. Her creativity, imagination, personality, and wit made her a natural as On Air Talent, as well as in Production and Imaging, at stations from Casper, Wyoming, to Helena, Montana, north to Anchorage, Alaska, and south to Lufkin, Texas. While at Lufkin’s KYKS-FM, she enjoyed going on special assignment to provide live coverage of the Country Music Association Awards in Nashville, where she interviewed many of country music’s favorite artists. She went on to serve as On Air Talent, Imaging Director, and Production Assistant in Roanoke and Lynchburg, Virginia. She was also in demand around the country for remote voiceovers and radio commercials with her unmistakable voice.

In 2006, Morgan moved to Nashville where she worked in production and as On Air Talent for iHeart Media, served as Production Director for Salem Media Group, and spent six years at Cumulus Media, rising from Traffic Manager to Senior Digital Sales Coordinator.

Faith was at the center of Morgan's life. She once said it took a friend, a closed door, and a swift kick from God to bring her into ministry work. Morgan made several mission trips with her church including to the Dominican Republic, Kenya, and India to help spread the word of Christ and provide practical, physical labor to His people. Closer to home, she sponsored a young boy in Haiti, Ezéchial, through Compassion International for several years, sharing letters back and forth. She also expressed her love of God and others in her paintings, her writings, and her small jewelry business, Grace Reflected Jewelry.

After more than 25 years in the media industry, Morgan’s knowledge and faith led her to K-LOVE Radio. As the Audio Production Supervisor, Morgan’s role quickly grew beyond production into leadership: teaching at summits and partnering with other departments to help others to be their very best. Her favorite moments were calling listeners during pledge drives, asking what led them to K-LOVE, and then sitting back to hear their stories. She wanted everyone around her to know they belonged, and they mattered, which is how the K-LOVE Shenanigans Club was born. “Unofficially Official,” as she put it (there might have been T-shirts)!

She believed that work done behind the scenes, with no accolades and no names, could be the steppingstone that moved a listener closer to Jesus. She believed everyone was worthy of her time, attention, love, and respect. Her passion was to help others succeed and grow, whether in or out of the workplace. Her colleagues would say she gave far more than she received.

Morgan loved animals of all kinds. She was an accomplished horsewoman who won competitions with her beloved Appaloosa, Comanche, who traveled nearly 10,000 miles with her across Wyoming, Wisconsin, Montana, Alaska, and Texas! Morgan was a proud and devoted “Cat-Mom” to Abe and Iris, showering them with love, affection, and hundreds of outfits and toys.

Morgan is survived by her mother, Cathleen McCann; sister, Lindsey; brother, Trevor; twin brother, Ryan, and his husband, Kevin; four nephews, Gage, Nicholas, Ashton, and Nathan; seven great-nieces and great-nephews; and numerous lifelong friends and colleagues.

She was preceded in death by her father, Lawrence Dale MacGavin and all maternal and paternal grandparents.

In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully requests that donations be made in Morgan’s memory to KLOVE, Inc., 2000 Reams Fleming Boulevard, Franklin, Tennessee 37064.