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stood! The excitement after had the opportunity to re-build
that was something you can’t
get with anything else. It was
just my Dad , me, a rifl e, and a
deer. No camo, no trail cam
pictures of the deer, and no
tree stand (don’t let the hunting
industry make you think you
need the best of everything to
go hunting). You don’t need
much to get outside and make
memories with your family. I
promise they’ll be some of
the best memories you’ll ever
make!
Kyle Lybarger
Son
I fi rst got to know Scott
when he came to work for the
Ranger Fire School. A couple
years later, he came to work
in the Loss Control Department
for Ranger Insurance. We both
eventually split in different
ways for about 15 years, but
periodically staying in touch.
Moving forward to 2015, I
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make sure he remembered
our Loss Control team with everyone by name. After his
Crum & Forster. Scott was one last TS&S committee meeting,
of the fi rst people that came to Scott called me and asked
mind, not just for his technical if I minded if he could send
skills, but for the quality of a an absent member of the
person he was. His character committee notes from the
by far stood out to be one of meetings. Of course, I did not
his greatest assets. Scott was mind. One of Scott’s attributes
passionate for whatever he was was taking notes, and believe
doing. He did not undertake me, his notes from meetings
any project unless he gave it were extremely thorough.
his all. Family and faith were at The person that received the
the top of his priority list. He so notes was so impressed and
loved his family and involved appreciative for his act of
them in most conversations kindness. That is how much
because he was so proud of he cared for others and
them. Scott was so giving connected with people. Scott
of himself, whether for his was always fi guring out how
family, church, community, to be better. He would read
friends, company he worked certain books, highlight certain
for, business associates, the sections, and send them to
propane industry, and I am me for review. He would say,
sure much more. His life was “Hey Todd, what do you think?”
all about serving others. His He would call and say, Todd,
infectious smile was always “You got a minute.” For those
there to greet
you, and he gave
you his undivided
attention. He
cared so much
about the
people he met
at our insureds’
offi ces, he wrote
everyone’s name
on a sticky note
and pasted on the
front of each of his
account fi les so he
would remember
them. Not just
management, but
drivers, servicemen,
and CSR’s that he
met. When he re-
visited the business,
he wanted to