I dont even know what to say except, i remember you when you were a little guy.  Such a sweet heart.  I always enjoyed being with your mom and dad.  They are very good people and I hope you knew that, Im sure you did.  Rest in Peace and God help your family to be strong.  X Patty and Allen



Scott,
I am at a total loss for words. I am sorry you left this earth way too soon. We had some crazy times back in the younger days. We had Brucee Bee (Josh) too. And remember how you would always tease your moms parrot. Lol good times
Prayers

Dear Scott,
I'm going to miss you, bud. I'm in complete shock, right now. I'll never forget all the times we had, when we were younger. We had a lot, over the past 25 years. You're a true brother, to me. I miss you, already, bud.

Dear Scott,

I am so sad that we have lost you like this.  You've always had a special place in my heart and even though you've gone to sleep in Jesus, please know that that special place still holds you.

I will always remember playing with you in Florida when you were a baby, and babysitting you and Kelly when you were living on Olcott and I lived across the street with Grandma and Grandpa.  

I've never seen you in a less than upbeat frame of mind, regardless of what was going on.  I still think of you as a kid although you had grown into a young man, I will always remember you that way.

The next thing you are going to wake up to is going to be incredible and glorious and I can't wait for that day.  Until then, rest in peace and we'll see you then.

Love,
Auntie Dawn


We remember you so fondly catching frogs at the camper and then chasing girls the next week.  
Karen and Mickey, we can't imagine what you are going through,
You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
We will meet again!
Stan and Linda

Scott, you will be missed by many. You were taken too soon from us. But I find comfort knowing this separation is only temporary. I know we will meet again in heaven. Rest peacefully, we love you and miss you! Mallory

Dear Scott,

I love you so much. You were a kind and caring older brother with a gentle heart. You were easygoing and open minded. I felt like I could always talk to you and found comfort in your patience and willingness to listen. 

I enjoyed playing video games when we were younger. I could always count on you to beat the hard levels and give the controller back. You were helpful and fair. You were fun and silly. You were thoughtful and kind. 

You were faithful to God. 
I love you so much and will see you again.

Love,
Your little sister

Christmas and every moment I spent time with you I loved and cherished,
 You were the most kind and  forgiving  spirit I’ll ever know . Thank you for all your love. You were my son shine. Don’t look now
 “There’s  a bug up you Leg!! “ 
I will see you in heaven! I am so comforted that you had faith.
Tell grandma I said  “hi” and I miss her.
I miss you already,
MoM


Scott, I'm still in shock. I can't imagine how something so unfair can happen to such a sweet person. You were part of a big family, yet your absence as one person will make our family feel so much smaller. I'm am comforted to believe in the bigger picture...that God is in control, and that we will see you again in Heaven. Until then, we will miss you, all your smiles, jokes and love. Auntie Robin

Scott,

When you were born I was going on 12 years old, and I remember babysitting both you and Kelly and man you two put me through my paces as you were so full of energy and life. Then there was that time when we were driving to West Central for church in the back of Grandma and Grandpa's car. You'd gotten real quiet, then you leaned over and puked all down my leg... Grandma and Grandpa made us go to church despite the fact that you'd thrown up and I was wearing it and its lovely aroma. 

Over the course of the past 40 years I was always impressed by just how big of a heart you had. I know we didn't spend a lot of time together, but when we did over holidays and summer backyard get togethers at your mom and dad's house, you always had a big smile, a genuine love for everyone and a willingness to help out whenever someone asked. I regret I never told you how much I appreciated you staying with grandpa Blaese last last year after grandma passed. I know it helped him through a difficult time. You were loved and you will be missed.

Scott,

I wish we could all see you one more time. 
Just one smile, one hug, or one pat on the back.  Just one moment. 
You are the closest thing I’ve ever had to a brother and so many of my greatest childhood memories involve you. 
Whether we were jumping off of the garage with trash bag parachutes or setting up booby traps in the house, I was always happy to spend time with you. 
I looked up to you.  

And when we would see each other after years apart, it felt like we could always start off like buddies again. 
Sadly, we will not get to see each other again in this life, but you will always be my big buddy. 

This totally blindsided all of us. You were ripped away before any of us were ready to say goodbye. You will be sorely missed and your memories cherished. 

I know you’re in a better place now, in God’s Kingdom. 

We all look forward to a time when you will be in our lives again.  I know you’ll be there waiting for us. 




Scott I will never forget all the fun times we had. We had the best childhood thanks to mom and dad but also cause we had each other. Easter egg hunts, riding our bikes, sneaking to see Santa, catching lighting bugs, fireworks, camping trips, picnics, sledding, swimming all summer long. I remember always having fun with everything we did. We would build our forts in the snow and we would make grape juice with the grapes off the vine in our backyard. The scar on my knee from playing tag and hide and seek behind the garage will always be a reminder of the fun we used to have and the trouble we would get into. Every time I eat Brussel sprouts I think of you. Mom used to force us to eat our veggies and I hated Brussel sprouts. They were the one and only vegetable I could never eat. You would let me sneak you mine and you would do the deed for me just so we could be done and get our deserts and go play. You always had my back. All my memories of my childhood include you. I can not believe your gone. You were the biggest reason I had fun growing up. It wouldn’t have been nearly as fun if I didn’t have you. You grew up into to kindest man with a heart of gold. You accepted everyone as they were. You always saw the good in people and never judged anyone. You were happy with the simple things in life and as long as we were together you were content and never asked for more. You were an amazing uncle to Madison and Elliott and I will forever be grateful they got to know you. You were taken away too soon and it’s not fair. You deserved more time at this life and I wish you would have gotten it. Scott you were my brother and my friend. I am going to miss you until the day I die. A piece of me is gone and things will never be the same. I will meet you in heaven and can’t wait to see your crown. And I look forward to seeing you ride that lion and the smile on your face when we get to meet Jesus. Scott you will forever hold a piece of my heart. I miss you and I love you always. 

OBITUARY

Scott E. Sloan

March 10, 1980 – April 1, 2020

Blake-Lamb Funeral Home

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