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Matthew Scott posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Hi dad. Well it's been almost 4years since you have moved on to your next great adventure. I seriously can not believe it has been 4years since I've seen your physical form and been able to call your phone and know you wouldpick right up as soon as you saw it was me. How have you been dad? I miss you a ton, and I just dont know who to turn to in times like these, goin right now in my crazy world. I know you can't be to impressed or even probably not even a little proud of me at this moment in time of my life. It's been a little rough since you said peace out, and I'm having to write you right now just in case this is the last time for me and internet to get together. I've really tried to change, to not just react but to Stop even for a brief moment and think, try to understand, to plan, to gauge, and to make the next moment in my life better then the last. But as much as I try and want all those things, I have not been able to conquer those goals or rise to the occasions. I truly do not know Why! Some that know me think I'm punishing myself for old wrongs, some feel I'm just a fuck up, and I'm just having to take these times and say, " In life there are No mistakes, only lessons". I'm just needing to pay more attention and learn these days. I must say there have been a lot of strange things happening tome lately and I'm starting to notice things about myself more these days and I wonder sometimes if it's you giving me a little extra ammo or just some much needed help? Either way dad I will try better until I am good at being a person in all ways and next time you would like to send some help my way, dad all I want is a hug. I love you dad and I miss you forever. Until the next time. One love.;)
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Matthew Scott posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Hi dad. Well it's been almost 4years since you have moved on to your next great adventure. I seriously can not believe it has been 4years since I've seen your physical form and been able to call your phone and know you wouldpick right up as soon as you saw it was me. How have you been dad? I miss you a ton, and I just dont know who to turn to in times like these, goin right now in my crazy world. I know you can't be to impressed or even probably not even a little proud of me at this moment in time of my life. It's been a little rough since you said peace out, and I'm having to write you right now just in case this is the last time for me and internet to get together. I've really tried to change, to not just react but to Stop even for a brief moment and think, try to understand, to plan, to gauge, and to make the next moment immune life better then the last. But as much as I try and want all those things, I have not been able to conquer those goals or rise to the occasions. I truly do not know Why! Some that know me think I'm punishing myself for old wrongs, some feel I'm just a fuck up, and I'm just having to take these times and say, " In life there are No mistakes, only lessons". I'm just needing to pay more attention and learn these days. I must say there have been a lot of strange things happening tome lately and I'm starting to notice things about myself more these days and I wonder sometimes if it's you giving me a little extra ammo or just some much needed help? Either way dad I will try better until I am good at being a person in all ways and next time you would like to send some help my way, dad all I want is a hug. I love you dad and I miss you forever. Until the next time. One love.;)
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Matthew Christopher Scott posted a condolence
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Days do go by, and i'm not going to lie they have gotten dramatically harder and less enjoyable since my 30th birthday. I awoke that May, 02, 2011 with no real worried to an unexpected knocking at my front door. Sometimes I wish I never answered that knock. Maybe it wouldn't have ever been my reality. But of course I did, and I can still remember the look on my mother's face ,( Something was definitely wrong and she looked so sad and list). As we stood for those couple seconds of confused agonizing eternity, me looking at my mom trying to find out what was ripping her heart out of her through her year ducts, but not even close were my guesses of what was causing her pain. As she was on the other side of this painful stare off, knowing she had to do the hardest thing on earth ( tell her only son that his only father he had ever known was gone forever, without a chance to say or hear a goodbye, and on his 30th birthday too( Damn that's rough on all sides). And as she finally broke the awkward chaotic feeling frenzy silence , as she said, " Matthew, I need to talk with you.", all the while a smaller image of her longest, toughest, and best relationship partner, closest friend, and the only real person she could always lean on was staring confused back at her. We walked to her car at the end of my driveway and as I felt her motherly arm stretch out around me, I thought, I wonder what my birthday surprise is that she's leading me to? Little did I know.... As those horrible words does out of her scared trembling lips hurting at every syllable, my ears just refused to totally acknowledge, and mind wondered if I would soon awaken out of this terrible nightmare??!! Well I never woke up and I've only crawled deeper into that happiness trapping nightmare. I miss you so so much, and I need your help and guidance right now in life, more then any other time before. Show me the right ways, guide me with your glowing light of greatness, please. I love you dad, please come back to me, you are my heart and brains and strength.
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Matthew Scott posted a condolence
Monday, July 21, 2014
Well dad its been a little over 3years and as the bad times with out you come and go, I have days like today when I miss you so very much. I look at pictures of you and cry, and then I look at you have done in your life and I get amazed everytime. I think about the last conversation I had with you and I wish more then anything I could tell you that I love you one more time and atleast say bye the right way. I miss you dad sodamn much! If I could hug you one more time, Iif my kids could see their grandfather and how awesome he really was. If I could make you proud once before you were gone. I had so many good times, crazy times, and messed up times with you. They were the best, funfilled, exciting, information filled times that I would never trade and I hope to somehow be a small piece of what u were in my life to my kids. You were an amazing person through and through dad I will never forget you, you are my Angel. I love u and miss you forever DAD.
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Karen posted a condolence
Monday, May 5, 2014
3 years gone. Matthew and I still get those little signs that you are with us, keeping watch. You left this world too soon. You cheated death so many many times. Your spirit was strong - is strong! Watching and observing the birds I encounter I know you would want to hear every detail and I am sad I cannot share them with you.
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Suzette (Mantz) Jeng posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I only recently learned of Chris' passing. What sad news! I met Chris when he was 17 years old. He had a pet falcon and quite a few aquariums with snakes. He loved to share his endless wealth of information about his beloved critters. His enthusiasm was contagious. I will treasure all the memories, the laughter and knowledge he shared. My thoughts and prayers are with all who love him and are missing him. Especially Claudette, Kevin, Matthew and Karen.
May his soul rest in Peace.
Love, Suzette
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Brian Hubbs posted a condolence
Thursday, December 22, 2011
I always enjoyed my talks with Chris. He generously gave of his time and knowledge to help me with needed information for my common kingsnake book. While we didn't agree on everything, we DID have some lively discussions and also found common ground. He will be missed.
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Betsy Geishen Scott posted a condolence
Sunday, December 18, 2011
So saddened to hear of Chris's passing... many many times over the years since losing touch I have thought of you. A special person, such enthusiasm and love of nature.
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Karen posted a condolence
Thursday, December 1, 2011
I was reading an email today from Chris from the summer of 2010. He wrote eloquently of the summer monsoons and latest adventure - the sights & sounds of the desert. It will always bring me joy, yet saddness, to read his stories over and over, how he will always remain alive in my heart, forever searching for that rare find and such excitement at any and all creatures that crossed his path or he theirs. Chris, I know you are at peace but you are missed.
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Claudette Scott posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2011
There are no words.� There are no tears.� There is no solace for emptiness.� But, all around me, you surround me:� in fixed closet doors and kitchen drawers, a painted cat from Chili - straw llamas, silk scarves, Chinese, I think;� an enameled watch� - the case with stark white colts emblazoned on a red background.� Just this March....a camera that finally works...enough for you to take a vivid portrait of ground owls guarding their nest.� "it's a female and juvenile," you said.� "The male must have been killed."� "UH huh," I said, for I was tired of snakes and owls and lizard-beings in conversation.� Now here I am with all this awful silence.� Kiffer, you were first on the scene when I was very very sick....in the hospital and at home.� Your care was tender, vigilant and constant.� My only wish is that I could have been there to help you.� You'll be here in my life and memory as an amazing little boy and more amazing grown man....everyday, always.� Love, Mom.
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Len and Diane Camarata posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
We hardly knew you, but when you were our lives it was a facinating and as always a learning experience. Your vast knowledge of nature will be missed by all.
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Dave Mack & Tammy Finks posted a condolence
Thursday, June 9, 2011
A long time ago there was this kid bird-watching at the Baltimore Zoo. He was very enthusiastic and had great interest in reptiles, that's how I met Chris. We had great fun looking for herps for a few years, he was the best field worker that I have ever known, then he departed for Florida and we lost touch.
We reestablished contact some 15 years later and began a series of herp adventures which I shall never forget. He showed me the magnificence of the Sonora Desert and and fauna which I had never expected. He was the best of travel companions and never ceased to focus like a laser on the hunt, flogging us along when we got slack. Good times, he traveled abroad with Tammy and I to tropical locales, there was seldom a dull moment. Running with Chris we left a trail of savaged rental vehicles, he was the best and worst of drivers. "It's a rental!" was a favorite phrase of his. All the while it was the survival of the critters, herps firstly but all, which motivated him. He was one of the best people I have ever known. I cannot believe that I will never hunt with him again, never listen to his manic enthusiasm on the phone, peruse the tremendous life lists which he amassed on trips which I did not participate in. I, and the world are diminished. Peace, Brother.
Dave Mack
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Michael Piltin posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Scott, wish I had known you longer, the brief time I did and our conversations were inspiring.RIP.
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Terrell Hendrix posted a condolence
Monday, June 6, 2011
I worked with Chris at ASPD for several years. He was always the "snake guy" when a reptile turned up in the wrong area.
Chris was a dedicated, hard-working police officer. He had many friends in the local law enforcement community. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
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Rick and Amy Homan posted a condolence
Monday, June 6, 2011
Working with Chris was always a pleasure and an adventure. He was dedicated and fearless, but never lost his sense of humor. I will never forget the trip we took to San Jose and the unexpected visit to Mexico.
He was truly one of the best of the best.
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Shelli Walters posted a condolence
Monday, June 6, 2011
As a family member of the ASPD, we mourn your passing as a family would. Thank you for all the times you made us laugh.
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Jerry Schudda posted a condolence
Friday, May 27, 2011
Chris, my Brother our friendship has endured the years of our common loves of law enforcement, wildlife photography, motorcycle riding from coast to coast and our undying love of nature.
I will miss you more than words can possibly describe. I'll be thinking of you every time I click the shutter!
God Bless You, Jer
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Karen Scott posted a condolence
Friday, May 27, 2011
To all Chris' family and friends, I send my sincere condolences on the loss of a very special person that touched each of our lives. Chris had a zest and enthusiasm for life that was unmatched and always amazed me. His strong will and determination got him through many challenges in life as he was one to never give up on anything or anyone. Chris will forever be know as the Snake Man, lover of wildlife and wild places, that he spent much of his life & energy learning about, searching out, and protecting. Chris always recommended special places I should visit on my vacations and I came to rely on him as the best travel guide ever. You could not learn something new every time you talked to him. My life was certainly changed and broadened by our relationship. Oh the stories we could tell.....Peace!!
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