Andrew George Scott

Andrew George Scott July 16, 1991 – August 26, 2025 Andrew George Scott, known to those who loved him as Drew, passed away unexpectedly on August 26, 2025, at his home in Colorado. Drew was born on July 16, 1991, in Phoenix, Arizona, to Steve Scott and Kim Emil (Scott). At the age of two, his family moved to Mandan, North Dakota, to be closer to extended family. He spent his childhood there, attending school, playing hockey, and developing a deep love for the outdoors. Drew graduated from Mandan High School, where he formed lifelong friendships and created lasting memories. Drew's connection to nature was reflected in his enjoyment of fishing, kayaking, and hiking. These adventures fueled his spirit and brought him peace and joy. After high school, Drew built a career in the plumbing industry alongside his brother, Steven. Later, he earned his Commercial Driver's License (CDL), following in the footsteps of his brother, Sam, and went on to work with Jim Palmer Trucking in Montana. In 2017, Drew moved to Colorado, where he embraced new opportunities and made his home. While in Colorado Drew mastered his plumbing skills and had a wide range of skills related to the construction trade. In January 2023, Drew met the love of his life, Tifani. They were married on October 2, 2023, and shared a bond built on love, outdoor adventure, and a shared passion for their fur babies, Moose and Monk. Drew's devotion to Tifani and their pets was a reflection of his kind and loving nature. Drew is survived by his wife, Tifani (Diaz) Scott; his mother, Kim (Wayne) Emil; brothers, Steve (Jody) Scott and Sam (Shauna) Scott; nieces, Brooklynn, Maisa, and Kyla; nephew, Gavyn; Mother and Father-in-law Beverly (Ric) Boymer; brother-in-law Austin Diaz; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and extended family. He was preceded in death by his father, Steve Scott. Drew's wife, family, and friends will forever cherish memories of his adventurous spirit, his laughter, and the warmth he brought into their lives. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.