Scott Barrett Steninger

Your son/brother/husband was and will always be one of the truest friends I have ever had. Even when we were younger he would just tell me like it was. He never wanted to hurt your feelings, but he also never sugarcoated what he had to say. I´m proud that I had a chance to know him.

Dear Al and Anne, SO very sorry to hear this news. Sending my deepest condolences to both of you and Ian. I knew Scott when he was very young but know he was deeply loved by so many folks from the many FB tributes and remembrances his friends have posted. Praying for tender mercies to enter your hearts as you deal with this unimaginable loss. With love and respect, Larry Howery

I knew Scotty for almost twenty years. From bands in Reno to Restaurants in Las Vegas he was always there for me. I will never forget him, such an amazing,warm,caring human being. Earth really post a good one the day he left.

Anne I wanted to send my condolences for your loss. We were neighbors on Dotta Drive for years and my son Corey watched your boys a few times.

I just want to share a story about the selflessness of Scotty, I'm the Building Superintendent for Liberty Peak Elementary in Spring Creek and had an issue with the new flagpole installed out front. The pully at the very top of the pole had been installed incorrectly and the flag was stuck up there tattered since the school opened and I was unable to change out the flags. Scott came out and brought his boom truck and not only fixed the flagpole, which needed to be completely disassembled and...

Scott and I grew up together in Elko, going to school together from elementary school through high school. Though never close friends, I considered us good acquaintances. When we were younger, he always had a humorous act and was never shy about clowning around. He always commented on my obnoxiously large watch, haha. It is one of the memories I still am fond of from growing up in Elko. He is with the rest of his family and other friends now, I hope he finds his happiness again.