Scott Kenneth McGillivray

Here are a few reasons he rocked our world:

1. Real men love fashion. Scott personified GQ, flashing bright colours and trendy outfits like a boss.

2. Scott was a major sports fanatic. He rooted for the Toronto Blue Jays, Denver Broncos, Calgary Flames, and Formula 1 racing.

3. Scott was an avid reader, and a firm believer in lifelong learning. He believed “you can never learn too much.”

4. You had to warn Scott he was on speaker phone. He was known for his extensive curse vocabulary. #nofilter

5. He loved to putter, and was an excellent handyman and household MacGyver.

6. Scott always said his greatest achievement was his beautiful daughter Abby. Always the handyman, when it came to fatherhood, he nailed it.

7. Lori’s biggest competition occurred the moment Scott laid eyes on a sleek, sexy BMW motorcycle. It was love at first sight.

8. Scott was passionate about cars, and kept his vehicles immaculate. If you were lucky enough to have him as a passenger in your car, he’d provide free (non-stop) driver's ed coaching.

9. Scott was born Saskatoon, SK but always called Swift Current home.

10. He started his career in the power line industry before moving to a role in sales and service, a career in which he excelled. Scott had incredible work ethic, and to him, acts of service were a symbol of respect.

Scott is survived by his loving wife Lori, and daughter Abbygale; his siblings Miles (Deb) McGillivray, Edmonton, AB, Brent McGillivray, Lethbridge, AB, twin sister Bonnie McGillivray (Grant Skomorowski), Saskatoon, SK, Shelley (Bruce) Holmes, Regina, SK; sisters-in-laws Marlene McGillivray, Regina Beach, SK, Donna McGillivray, Surrey, BC; Aunt Marcia (Randy) Bell, Regina Beach, SK; mother-in-law Shiela Pilgrim, Calgary, AB; sister-in law Val (Ken) MacLean, Calgary, AB; along with numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by his father Malcolm in 1983; mother Hannah (née Jackson) in 2000; and by his brothers Malcolm in 1952, Murray in 1980 and Cameron in 2017.