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Monte SCOTT
September 16, 1972 - December 31, 2023
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On December 31st, 2023 Monte Jason Scott passed away suddenly at home near Lindbergh at the age of 51. He is survived by his mother, Jennifer Blacklock; brother & best friend, Clint Scott; sisters, Nicole Scott (Matthew Waskahat) and their children, Tyler, Markus, Macey & Niko, Natasha (Tyler) Charchun and their children, Tessa & Tanner; aunties & uncles, Grace & Bobby Kinjerski, Harry Blacklock, Charlene Scott, Pauline Scott & numerous cousins. Monte was predeceased by his father, Randy Scott; grandparents, Rose & Harry Blacklock, Marge & Roy Scott and Laura Haidey; uncles, Mark & Lane Scott; aunty, Charlotte Koppang; cousin, Christopher Koppang; and his beloved dog, Angel.
Monte was born in Elk Point, AB. He was the first grandchild born on both sides of the families and stole all of our hearts. As a little boy he loved playing outside and was helpful in any way he could be for mom and dad. Running down the hill to pick his mom flowers. In Monte’s teen years he was extremely proud of his Plymouth car that he restored the body work on.
Monte effortlessly took on the role of big brother, to his little sisters that have gained much wisdom from well spoken advice and endless encouragement. Monte and Clint have shared many amazing and fun adventures together, from day one they have truly been best friends.
Along with many talents Monte was a true artist, having carved, painted and created many beautiful pieces that he often gifted to family and friends. Another interest of Monte’s was motorcycles, making many miles on his Harley with his dog Angel as well as her along side him trucking. He has had many happy adventures outside; taking scenic photos, picking berries, hunting, cutting and hauling wood on foot and spending time with his family at picnics in the pines.
Monte was proud of driving semi truck, driving long haul for Yankee, even hauling empty egg cartons on his birthday in the states. He’s worked hard restoring log cabins in Cochrane.
He was outgoing, kind spoken and easily charismatic, with a witty sense of humour. Easily approachable to talk about pretty much anything and has given some great insight on many subjects.
Uncle Monte was fun loving, silly and adored being a part of his nieces and nephews lives growing up. He loved playing hide and seek, running around outside and playing puppies with them. He enjoyed colouring and playing trucks and cars. Monte’s favourite people were his family, who will always cherish every bit of happy energy that he was about, with good times and unforgettable memories.
Monte has laughed a billion and one times, smiled through the tears and experienced what can best be described as life. He would want us to be happy and have lots of fun. May he rest peacefully. We love you, Monte.
A private family gathering will be held at a later date. Cremation has taken place. To send condolences online, please visit www.gracegardensfuneralchapel.com.
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From: Christine (Scott) Genest
Relation: Cousin
Jenny and family we were so sad to hear of Monte’s passing. There are many memories of visiting when we were kids and especially Monte running down the hill calling “trissteeeen”. Deepest Sympathy to all the family. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time!
From: Nicole Scott
Relation: Sister
As our days start and end without you, we are left with our memories. Our minds race to find the best ones so that for at least a few moments in the midst of our pain, we can find joy in the love you gave to us. That’s what we have left of you now, the rest doesn’t matter, we have the love you gave to us. Thank you for the wonderful human being that you are. For being one of my heroes growing up, and the philosophy that you and I discussed and pondered I will continue to do in your honour. As if I could do anything else because my mind goes everywhere. As we try to salvage ourselves through what we know to be everyone’s fate one day or another, we are reminded that the joy always outweighs the pain of life. We love even though we will eventually lose. We still eat our meals even though we know it will be gone soon. We enjoy the sun and the moon and the stars and the beauty life has to offer us, because one day we will be gone and what we will have left is the love given.
Thank you, Monte for being fun uncle Monte to my kiddos. You loved it and so did they! It’s truly a beautiful thing to have seen the joy on your faces as you played and goofed with them. You showed up for me in my life whenever I needed you and have never showed any judgment. You are truly a great big bro! I miss you every second and no matter what I tell myself at the end of each day, nothing brings you back to our lives. I am proud to cry and grieve such a great man, I am proud to know you and love you. Bye for now.
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