It is with broken hearts that we share the passing of Maggie Larimer Atkins of Seattle, Washington, whose sudden and unexpected death has left her family, friends, and the Seattle Select Baseball community in profound grief. Maggie’s passing has left a deep and painful void in the lives of everyone who had the privilege of knowing her—especially her beloved husband and children, who were truly the center of her world.
Maggie was the kind of person who could change a room just by walking into it. She radiated warmth, kindness, and a genuine love for life that drew people toward her effortlessly. Her laughter was contagious, her smile unstoppable, and her heart as open as the sky she so loved under the Pacific Northwest sun. She had a light in her that could brighten even the darkest of days, a rare and beautiful energy that touched everyone she encountered. Her positivity wasn’t something you just noticed—it was something you felt, deeply and undeniably.
Those who knew Maggie remember her as the friend who always showed up. Whether it was cheering on the sidelines of her children’s games, organizing gatherings, or lending an ear when someone needed to talk, she gave her time and her heart without hesitation. Her compassion was boundless; she loved people fiercely and without conditions. Maggie believed in kindness, in second chances, and in lifting others up when they couldn’t find their own strength.
But above all, Maggie was a devoted mother and wife, the steady heartbeat of her family. Her children were her greatest joy, her proudest accomplishment, and her deepest purpose. Every moment of her life revolved around ensuring their happiness and security. From late-night homework help to early morning practices with Seattle Select Baseball, Maggie was always there—cheering, comforting, and encouraging. Every sacrifice she made, every tired smile she gave, every quiet prayer she whispered was for them. Her love for her family was fierce and unconditional, the kind that leaves an imprint that can never fade.
Within the Seattle Select Baseball community, Maggie was more than just a parent—she was family. Her energy, support, and unwavering positivity uplifted the players, parents, and coaches alike. She celebrated every victory and offered comfort after every loss, not just in baseball, but in life. Her absence will be deeply felt on the sidelines and in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.
Maggie’s legacy is one of love, light, and selflessness. She taught those around her to appreciate life’s small joys, to smile through the struggle, and to give more love than you think you have. Though her time on this earth was far too short, her impact is immeasurable. She leaves behind a legacy of kindness and devotion that will continue to inspire everyone who knew her.
