I had the good fortune of working with Scott for several years.  He was always very hardworking and it was clear that he loved his family. Condolences to the Greenbank family.

We made so many memories and had alot of fun snow tubing in Minnesota. I remember how fast he was going down the hill snow tubing and the smile on his face was the biggest smile.

Scott was the most selfless, and funniest person I know. He treated me as his own and would always make me feel so special and loved. He loved going to baseball and football games with us. Every day or so he would come home with chicken for me (since I don't eat anything but chicken) and call it “chickenenssszz”. He would crack jokes to me saying he is making my favorite dinner and announce steak and lobster (which I was I liked but don’t). I just miss him a lot and miss hearing his voice especially when he calls chicken “chickenenssszz”

Dad was always quite the jokester. Either playing pranks or goofing around, he always made us smile or laugh. Thank you for all the funny memories that you gave to not only me, but many others. We love you so much dad, never stop being funny!

Dad always loved his golden retrievers, here is a great photo of him and his pup Bentley who won first place in the race together!

One of our favorite things to do is ride dirt bikes, it took our minds away from everything going on in the world and gave us so much peace and satisfaction. It was one of the best ways to bond with my dad and I will hold that close to me forever!

Always will Remember Scott with a smile on his face and his love of family and fun and full of energy! He will be missed!!. Love and sympathy, Dale, Roberta  and family.

Scott was our uncle and we will miss him very much. We loved seeing the tricks he could do with his dogs and thought we was friendly, fun and funny.  -Chris  and Connor

Although I've been a part of the family for a few years, Scott and I shared some special memories at family gatherings and had a lot of fun golfing together. Scott, you will be missed buddy. The next round is on me. -Brian

I can't believe he is gone. I thought Scott and I would have so many years left to watch our kids grow and start families of their own. This is so sad that I'm not sure what to say except to share some of our memories. Scott was almost 5 years older than me. Being his little sister was exciting, fun, and a little dangerous at times! When we were kids we would take his go cart to a dirt hill off Price and Guadalupe roads. He then got a Yamaha dirt bike and had fun on that although I was too afraid to go on it. One night my parents went out and he rode me on his bike across a busy street so we could get pizza. We got caught and he said it was worth it. No matter what the situation was, Scott always infused his own sense of adventure and fun and took anything negative in stride. He always had a smile on his face and was quite the prankster. One year he hand made my mom the punch line of a family joke as a Christmas present we all laughed so hard we cried. Another year we told her we bought her a beautiful gift from a museum gift store that she knew had amazing gifts. She was so excited only to open up an awful ceramic head we found dusty in the corner of the store. We were all laughing so hard and now it's one of my mom's most treasured gifts. She said "I'm so glad my kids have a sense of humor." Well, my brother had one of the best.  What's so sad for me is the jokes left unsaid, the pranks left unplayed, and the memories that don't have the opportunity to get made.  I know he loved his children so dearly and I especially feel their loss of what they won't get to experience from him. He was such a loving, hands-on Dad who would have done anything for his kids.  If you are reading this, I know he touched you in some way and I thank you for your support to the family at this time.  Much Love to You Scott from Your Little Sister.

Scott and I on a family trip in Hawaii over 30 years ago

I’m not sure where to begin but will start with my heartfelt hugs and love for Scott’s amazing family and prayers that will guide them through their journey. He gave his time to all in need. Spread laughter to all those he met. Proud of his family whom he cherished to the moon and back. He will be greatly missed as not only was he my neighbor, but my friend and inspiration. All our love and as hard as the days go on, we are here for whenever and whatever.

OBITUARIO

Scott Edward Greenbank

2 diciembre, 1969 – 3 junio, 2024

Valley of the Sun Mortuary & Cemetery

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