Scott Franklin Newton

Apr 27, 1983 - Feb 20, 2024April 27, 1983 - February 20, 2024

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Scott Franklin Newton

Apr 27, 1983 - Feb 20, 2024April 27, 1983 - February 20, 2024


Place of birth

Salem, OR

Most recently lived in

Salem, OR

Scott's favorite hobbies

Fishing, collecting coins, lending a hand to others in need.

Scott's favorite foods

Fresh fruit of all kinds, sweet tea, there's not much he didn't eat

Favorite bands and musical artists

Merle Haggard, and listening to his family sing and play the guitar.

Interesting facts about Scott

Scott loved nothing more than

Favorite place in the world

Wherever his family was.

Favorite TV shows

Favorite sports

Raiders Football

Name of Scott's parents

Paul Franklin Newton father Mary Ann Ahles

Name of Scott's siblings

Kevin Taylor, Paul Newton, Krystal Newton, Brittany Newton, Mandi Bowen, Samantha Davis, and TJ Ahles

Name of Scott's children

Daughter Tenlee Roemer, and son Chatham Newton

Scott's superpower

He had the ability to turn a stranger into a friend after their first meeting

Scott's proudest accomplishments

His children

Obituary

Scott Franklin Newton, lovingly known as Scooter, passed away peacefully on February 20, 2024, at the age of 40. He was born on April 27, 1983, in Salem, OR, and had been a lifelong resident of the city.

Scott had a zest for life and enjoyed various hobbies, including fishing, collecting coins, and lending a helping hand to those in need. He had an insatiable appetite and loved fresh fruit, sweet tea, and practically anything that came his way. Music held a special place in Scott's heart, with Merle Haggard being one of his favorite artists. However, nothing compared to the joy he felt when listening to his family sing and play the guitar.

Scott's favorite place in the world was wherever his family was. He found immense happiness in the company of his loved ones and cherished every moment spent with them. He was a devoted fan of Raiders Football and cheered on his team with passion.

Scott is survived by his proud parents, Paul Franklin Newton and Mary Ann Ahles, and his siblings Kevin Taylor, Paul Newton, Krystal Newton, Brittany Newton, Mandi Bowen, Samantha Davis, and TJ Ahles. He leaves behind his beloved children, Tenlee Roemer and Chatham Newton, whom he cherished dearly.

One of Scott's remarkable traits was his ability to turn a stranger into a friend after just one meeting. His warm and friendly nature touched the lives of many, and he had a way of making everyone feel important and loved. Scott was a brave and silly man with a big heart, always willing to protect his loved ones and stand up against bullies.

Scott's proudest accomplishments were his children, Tenlee and Chatham, whom he loved unconditionally. He will be remembered for his unwavering love and support for his family and his willingness to lend a helping hand to anyone in need.

In his memory, Scott's family and friends will gather to celebrate his life and the impact he had on others. He will forever be missed but never forgotten.

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Scott

Born on April 27, 1983

Salem, OR

Passed away on February 20, 2024

Salem, OR

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