Scott Alan Hancock

Growing up across the street from Scott and his family in the mid 60's brings back lots of memories . The rides in his mom's Karmann Ghia listening to his Beatles, Kinks, Byrds, albums and he had a dang good Tarzan yell! From another Rosewood Drive kid Rest in Peace Scott

A good and honorable man. Didn´t get to see him for many years but the time we did shared was great. RIP Scott, maybe we´ll meet again in the Riviera heaven.

Scott was a coworker of mine at the Parking Department. He was a great person to be around - a hard worker, always ready to help, and quick to solve problems. I truly enjoyed talking with him. He had a wealth of fascinating stories from his life. One of the highlights of my week was Monday mornings, as we both shared a love of tools and oddities. He´d often share tales from his weekend adventures at estate sales, showing off the treasures he´d found. He´d even bring in tools or pictures of...

Many good memories of growing up on Rosewood Drive. Scott was my best friend from pre kindergarten until his passing. He was like a brother to me.

So sad to hear of Scotts passing. He was one of us kids from the neighborhood. I can remember playing our many basketball games at a neighbors house, or swimming at Centennial Pool in the summer like it was yesterday. Scott was a good guy and a great friend...

I am so sorry to learn of Scott´s passing. He was such a nice person. My dog LOVED him and would pull me over to Scott´s house for butt scratches when we were out for a walk and he saw Scott. Over the years a lot of butt scratches were given We will miss him. His courageous battle is over and it´s time for peace. Gods speed my friend

I´m so sorry for your loss. Scott was a sweetheart! I always enjoyed talking with him and I´ll never forget Scott teaching me how to drive his VW bug in the country fair parking lot in high school. Phyllis Kirkwood

So sorry to hear of Scott´s passing. I enjoyed talking to him and hearing about all of his life´s adventures. He will be missed. Jane (Ogden) Wilson

Scott was a very special person and I will miss him. I had a lot of laughs with him.