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Scott loved to go fishing and enjoyed hunting in Iowa with his brother, Jeff. He also loved hanging out with friend's, playing cards with family and had a great sense of humor. He was the handyman for Mom and to some of her neighbors as well. He loved playing Santa Clause during the holiday for the kids. He will certainly be missed by many!
Proceeded in death by Father, Tom Moore and sister Sheryl Stuckert and his dogs Moose and Tucker.
Survived by Mother, Lucy sister Shelly Foster (Scott), brother Jeff Moore and 2 nephews, Mike Stuckert and Cody Foster and his dog LuLu.
A gathering to remember Scott will be held on Wednesday, March 26th from 4-7 pm at White Funeral Home, 20134 Kenwood Trail, Lakeville.
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Kim and Jeff Lindner
March 25, 2025
So sorry to hear about Scott, Scott and Steve would come chamberlain fishing with my husband and stay with us. Nice guy he will be missed.
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Dianne
March 24, 2025
Sorry to hear about Scott passing. I work at ATT. Scott would listen to my calls for quality. He was always very positive, and it made me feel good about my work and the interactions with customers. He loved to talk about fishing. He'll be missed.
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