Scott Allen Wyman
July 28, 1973 ~ September 8, 2017
Scotty Scooter Age 44 of Stacy, loving Husband, Dad, Son, Brother, Friend, passed away peacefully surrounded by his wife and 3 children on September 8, 2017. Preceded in death by father, Richard; grandma, Esther Schuetzler; uncle, Ron. Survived by loving wife, Kelly; children, Russell, Roxanne, Roger; mother, Patricia; siblings, Rick (Cheri), Mindy; other relatives friends. A Celebration of Scotts Life 11 AM Saturday, September 16th with visitation one hour prior at Roberts Family Life Celebration Home, 555 SW Centennial Dr., Forest Lake.
Family photos of Scotty
Cousin Brenda
My Scotty Boy, I love you so much. I will be in love with you forever. I am so sad without you. You are in my every thought, mind , body ,heart and soul. I am the lucky girl to have shared a life with you. Scott and Kelly were meant to be. For a moment all the world was right. My heart is broken without you. Our three beautiful children will always be a reminder of the love we share. LOVE IS A BEAUTIFUL THING. I know you have my love with you in heaven. I have your love with me. But I must tell you, this is so hard. I cry everyday. But I smile too. Our memories are sweet. We went through so much. Ups, downs . You took me on a ride , Scotty Boy ! I could have missed the pain. But I’d have missed the dance. One day we will be together again. We will go strolling hand in hand. I love you so much Scott. YOU ARE THE LOVE OF MY LIFE ! ! I thank God for the gift of you, my dear sweet man. Love, Kelly ( Kell )
Warren Bryan
I worked with Scott for many years starting in 1991. He and I always had a few laughs but worked hard and accomplished the task at hand. He will be sorely missed by many. My deepest sympathies go out to Scott’s family and friends.
So sorry to hear of Scott’s passing. We were neighbors for years. My prayers and thoughts are with the family. God’s Blessing be with you at this time.
Ken Ringey
When I think of Scotty, I think of adventure. He was Tom Sawyer and I was Huck Fin. We did so much, we might as well been feral. I don’t think there was a nook crany or any where else we didn’t explore. He was so good with bikes…. Man, he could always make his bike the fastest or sound the coolest. Scotty taught me how to skate board and how appreciate the finer things in life, like and ice cold Tahitian treat sweaty from the humidity after a bike trip to the Dairy Store. Scotty was the best fishing buddy a kid could have. He was the best friend a kid could have. He was my best friend. I don’t know how I lost touch with you brother. I can hear your laugh. I can hear you holler “let’s go outside”. I can remember climbing your tree out front. We were awesome pirates. Or private investigator, or cray fish catchers…. Those are the friendships they make movies about. And it was only cause of you. Little older, little wiser, always there. On dark times I can hear so say, ” don’t be afraid Barry” ” my dads here he won’t let nothing happen to you”. “Your safe here”. Having you, Rick and Mindy, your mom and your dad, was a true and tremendous blessing, for myself and my mother.
I’m sure, you were others best friends, and always had the same dedication and compassion and stalwart friendship that only you could give.
I can hear your laugh.
Love
Barry
Our deepest sympathies go out to the family .
Bob has worked with Scooter for many moons .
My deepest sympathies to the Wyman family for your loss. I worked with Scooter years back at Grand Eagle / L&S Electric. He will be missed.
Scotty…when we were young, you and Brian annoyed me so much!! But, I would give anything for that to be the case today. I never thanked you for fixing the van I wrecked, but you did such a good job…the rental car owner never figured it out. Give Brian a very hard time up in heaven for me. One day I will be there and you better know where to hide…because I am going to kick your butt for leaving me behind. Most of all, know I love you and I will check up on everyone when I make it to Minnesota. Always in my heart…Brenda