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Scott Albert McIntyre
1946 - 2025
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1946
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2025
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Scott McIntyre Obituary
Aug 17, 1946 - Sep 29, 2025
McIntyre, Scott Albert, 79, passed away on September 29, 2025, after a long battle with cancer. Scott was born August 17, 1946 in Michigan and was the beloved son of A. Curran and Betty McIntyre, and brother of Mike, Jeff and Kelly.
After attending Taft High School in Woodland Hills, CA, Scott received a bachelor's degree in English literature from UCLA, as well as a law degree from UCLA School of Law. He served in the United States Air Force. Scott began practicing law in Sacramento for a short time, until settling in Palm Springs, CA, where he practiced law for decades, specializing in commercial law. For much of the time Scott lived in Palm Springs, the entire family would often join Scott, having purchased a vacation home near his residence, and Scott regularly visited his family in Los Angeles.
Upon his retirement, Scott eventually moved to Tulsa, OK and then to the nearby quiet town of Collinsville, which he loved. Scott enjoyed reading, had an encyclopedic knowledge of many subjects, and was completely fluent in Spanish. He enjoyed traveling to Spanish-speaking countries, having visited Spain numerous times, traveled all through Mexico and Central America and visited many countries in South America. Scott also was a lifetime Dodger fan; and he loved to visit with his four nieces.
Scott is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Mike and Kelly; sister-in-law, Joyce. He is survived by his brother, Jeff, who had the good fortune to have Scott as his best friend for over 70 years; his sisters-in-law, Allisyn and Jody; and by Jeff and Allisyn's daughters, Curran and Molly, and Kelly and Jody's daughters, Harper and Morgan. Scott was a great son, a fantastic brother and a wonderful uncle to the four nieces he loved dearly.
Scott lived his life on his own terms and will be greatly missed by all. Private Family Services were held. Moore Southlawn 918-663-2233 share memories at www.moorefuneral.com
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