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Raymond Myers Obituary
Scott dedicated his life to his faith, family, and service. A proud veteran of the USMC, he carried the discipline and honor of a Marine into all aspects of his life.
Scott was a man deeply rooted in his Christian faith. His life was a testament to his beliefs, and he was a beacon of light and hope to all who knew him.
Professionally, Scott worked at Eastman Chemical, He was as dedicated to his work as he was to his personal life, treating his colleagues as an extended part of his family. His commitment to his roles was evident in the strong bonds he formed with his work family.
Above all, Scott cherished his role as a family man. He was a loving husband to his wife, Melissa Myers, a supportive father to Ashley and her husband Nathan Matusiak, Ryan and his wife Montana Myers, and Lauren Myers. His joy was multiplied as a Papa to Sophia, Avery, and Tynslee. His presence as 'Papa' brought immense joy and laughter into their lives.
Surviving siblings brother Ronald Keith/Sue Myers,sister Sharon Renee Browning.
His family will all continue to honor his legacy by living their lives to the fullest. If you were a friend with Scott you quickly became part of his Family.
Scott was preceded in death by his parents, Gerald Dale Myers and Margaret Lucille Myers, and his brother, Steven Craig Myers.
A Celebration of Life service will be held on January 5, 2025 2pm-4pm, at North Ridge Community Church, 209 E Springbrook Dr Johnson City. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to North Ridge Community Church, honoring Scott's commitment to his faith and community.
Scott's wish is that All come to know the purity and strength of love that is of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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Anna Laws
January 5, 2025
I´m met Scott when I visited the St. Louis location. Scott was a good person. He was kind, caring, professional and possessed high standards of work ethics. He was a joy to work with on projects. More than that, he loved people and was a true friend.
Terry Bly Family
January 2, 2025
I have known Scott for about 35 years.
I was fortunate enough to have met him when he wanted a roommate.(twice). Over the years he became my Brother from a different Mother, as well a Brother in Christ.
They say the apple doesn´t fall far from the tree...I had the privilege to work with his Dad..Gerry, and to know the entire Myers's Family.
Scott was one of my best friends in life.
He influenced, guided, inspired, laughed and cried with me.
Scott was extremely unselfish with his time and love, mentoring me for 30 years.
When a tragedy occurred in my family,Scott left his job and family and was by my side in less than 24 hours! My 3 children have always referred to him as "Uncle Scott " and always will.
Everyone who knew Scott, is a richer person!
I didn´t just know Scott well....
I loved him!
Sue Cannon
January 1, 2025
Such a privilege to have worked with Scott. A truly amazing person with such talents in videography and so many other areas. He was my travel buddy to many Solutia sites. Scott always had such a can do attitude with everything he did. A person you could always count on with such a humble attitude and passion. I enjoyed listening to him talk about his family. He loved Melissa, his children and grandchildren so much. They were truly the light of his life! I am so blessed to have known Scott. He touched many lives and will be missed. Rest in peace, Scott. Thoughts and prayers are with you, Melissa and your family.
Sue Cannon
Gerrie Myers
December 31, 2024
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Dan Jenkins
December 31, 2024
Scott was patient, kind, humble, helpful, and hopeful. In a professional setting that could sometimes be cold, he exuded warmth. It was truly a privilege to have worked alongside him, to have learned from him, and to have called him my friend.
Meara Bridges
December 30, 2024
I had the pleasure of working with Scott over a few years while at Eastman and was sad to hear he has left us. I was always so impressed with Scott's depth of knowledge and expertise and sincerely appreciated his collaborative spirit. He was so easy to work with and made every project more enjoyable simply by being involved. Beyond the work, Scott exuded a welcoming demeanor that put anyone engaging with him at ease. He will be missed by many, which is a testament to his impact and a legacy to be proud of.
Tanya Foreman
December 28, 2024
Scott was such a great and thoughtful colleague. He was always willing to use his gifts to help others. I will forever cherish our projects and special times where we talked about God and love for him. Scott was proud of his relationship with God and welcomed the conversation. He fought a great fight and faith and demonstrated his love to all around. Continued prayers for the family.
Tanya Foreman
April Nelson
December 27, 2024
I smiled day one when I met Scott and just about every time I saw him, although many times were virtual during our team calls.
Although he retired after my first year with the team, I'll never forget the warm welcome he extended during my early trips to Kingsport and him inviting me into his edit suite for a sit down, get to know you session. He made me feel welcome and his positive energy told me he was a genuinely good person with a deep knowledge and talent for his craft, which I respected tremendously.
His departure from us right now seems really unfair, but we have to trust that Scott was the Angel God needed in heaven - right now.
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