Humphrey, Stephen Scott
Scott of Cincinnati, Ohio died suddenly on Monday, November 29, 2021. Scott was born in Stamford, Connecticut. on June 20, 1971, moved to St. Louis and attended Trinity-Pawling School, graduating in 1990. He then graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1994.
Scott was married to Courtney Allen Humphrey and is survived by his children Madison and twins Grace and Scott. Son of Susan Rouse Hall (Steve) and Stephen Humphrey (Mary Lou); brother of Brian Humphrey (Tucker) of Boulder, Colorado, Elizabeth Coppola (David) of Marblehead, Massachusetts and the late David Humphrey (Shannon surviving) of St. Louis.
Scott's warm and engaging personality was his greatest strength. He loved to laugh, tell stories and take care of his family and friends. He will be missed by all who knew him.
A private funeral service for the family will be held on December 10. In lieu of flowers, donations in Scott's memory may be made to the charity of one's choice.
A SERVICE OF
THE LUPTON CHAPEL

Peter Drew - Bermuda
December 13, 2021
Scott will always be a super person in my memory. He made a difference to so many.
With the love of knowing and friendship... we miss you.
Peter

Marika McFall
December 10, 2021

Marika McFall
December 10, 2021

Marika McFall
December 10, 2021
Marika McFall
December 10, 2021
Courtney, Madison, Scott, and Grace,
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. No words seem adequate in this time. Please know you are so very loved. I am praying each day that God gives you what you need as you need it, one day at a time. I already read Leili´s post and it was perfect. The many years we spent as your neighbors were amazing and the memories are forever a beautiful part of our lives. Scott was obviously a huge part of that. We will always be here to reminisce and laugh about poolside bets, fire pits, grill outs, trick or treating, Easter egg hunts, ugly sweater parties, goofy games and so many other shenanigans. Let us know when you´re ready. We love you so very much.
Leili McFall
December 10, 2021
I was an old neighbor of the Humphreys. Mr. Scott was like a second dad to my siblings, Ava, Maija, Liam, and myself. He would do anything for us and always knew how to make us laugh. He gave me so many amazing experiences and memories like kickball, cookouts, sharks and minnows, and so much more. I haven't talked to them in years, but the Humphreys were a huge part of my childhood and I chose to remember all those amazing days we shared when all we did was laugh and smile.
David Coratti
December 6, 2021
Scott was a wonderful young man at Trinity-Pawling. I coached Scott in football and remember him as a great teammate and hard worker. My condolences to all of his family and friends.
Eleanor and Mark Burns
December 6, 2021
Courtney and Kids,
Our family sends prayers to all during this very difficult time. Please know how sad we were to read about Scott´s passing.
Eleanor & Mark Burns
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