Scott A. Weiler

1963 - 2025

Scott A Weiler

March 11, 1963 - January 12, 2025

Scott Allen Weiler, 61, passed away on January 12, 2025, after a seven-year battle with prostate cancer.

Scott's passing is mourned by his loving wife of 37 years, Deanna (Furtkamp) Weiler and their devoted children, Emily (Logan) Guffey and Mark Weiler. He is also survived by his brother Brian (Linda) Weiler, niece Katie Weiler, nephew Daniel Weiler, and his brothers-in-law Doug (Lisa) Furtkamp, with nephews Mitchell, Travis, and Tanner Furtkamp. Darryl (Devon Mozdierz) Furtkamp, with nephew William and niece Lilly Furtkamp.

Scott's life was marked by a deep commitment to his family and he embraced his role of husband and father. His family and friends will forever remember him for his incredible sense of humor and sharp wit.

Scott was raised in Glen Carbon, IL and attended Edwardsville High School. After receiving his HVAC certification, he worked for 27 years with Johnson Controls in various technical and administrative roles, while working toward his Bachelor's Degree from Strayer University in Virginia. Most recently, he worked for Junior Golf Scoreboard in Glen Allen, VA. In his leisure time, Scott found joy in golf and fishing, hobbies he shared with close friends. On the golf course, Scott's competitive spirit and easy-going nature endeared him to everyone with whom he played.

Scott loved life and embraced the things that truly mattered. He had a remarkable ability to balance work, family, and fun, always making people feel comfortable with his infectious smile and warm demeanor. His easy-going attitude and love of laughter made him a joy to be around.

A celebration of Scott's life will be held at Independence Christian Church in Ashland, VA, on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. Visitation with the family will precede the service at 10:00 a.m. To honor his spirit, attendees are encouraged to wear Hawaiian shirts, tie-dye, or anything that reminds them of Scott's vibrant personality. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to First Tee of Richmond, an organization whose mission is to impact the lives of young people through golf, and a cause close to Scott's heart. The family would like to thank the team at St. Mary's Hospital for the exceptional care Scott and the family received during a very difficult time.

Scott's family cherishes the countless memories and moments shared with him. May he rest in peace, knowing how deeply he was loved and how profoundly he touched the lives of those around him.