Scott Clive Earl

Birth date: Sep 10, 1959 Death date: Dec 28, 2019

Scott Clive Earl 9/10/1959 - 12/28/2019 Our precious son, husband, father, papa, brother, uncle, and friend, Scott Clive Earl, surrounded by his family, peacefully returned home to his Heavenly Father after a valiant battle with t Read Obituary

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Wally Shelley

260w ago

Scott would give the shirt off his back for you. I didn't get to be with Scott at the end, his fault my fault didn't matter...selfish pride. Scott was a friend, he made people giggle and I admired him for it. It sucks when you get caught up in the moment and let other people make your decisions and choices for you. That is the regret that I know that both of us has Scott. And knowing at the end that they just wasn't worth it, something that they will have to live with as well. You my friend I have missed. We did get to ride with your family in Marysville this summer it brought back great memories that we shared once before. Rest in peace my brother Wally

Kaeli Buckley

301w ago

Uncle Scott, boy oh boy did he make everyone laugh! He was the fun uncle that everyone wanted to be around! I remember him playing ping pong at the england home, to playing rock band in our basement! He also supported me at many drill performances. I can still hear him saying “Hey buddy!” and I can still see his famous sock tan line! I love you Uncle Scott now and forever.

Taylor Robbins

301w ago

Some of my favorite memories all happen on the same day each year. Thanksgiving day with Uncle Scott was always something I looked forward to, after we loaded our plates sky high with amazing food we would cram on the couch and watch football.
I also loved golfing with Uncle Scott. I wish we could have gone more but we would always go while staying at the England home. Uncle Scott and my Dad had a tradition of playing a ping pong match every year in St. George at the England home, I don't think I have ever laughed harder my entire life. Thinking about it now is cracking me up. Every memory I have with Uncle Scott makes me smile, I will never forget them. I will never forget him. I love you Uncle Scott.
Taylor David Robbins

Trace Robbins

302w ago

I don’t know where to start. Uncle Scott and I are best buddies forever. We always reminded each other that we are buddies and he would call me buddy every time I saw him. I shared such an amazing bond with him.
I can’t name all the wonderful times I had with my Uncle, but I can name some that I remember as though they were yesterday. I can remember the nights of Christmas Eve at Uncle Scott and Aunt Leslie’s, I was always sitting next to Uncle Scott with their dog Belle on his lap and we would talk about Christmas and sports, and when I was younger, he let me play with his model NASCAR novelties.
Aside from the holidays spent together, and all the sports we would watch, I remember the family reunions, from Lava Hot Springs, to spending time at the England home. I can remember all of the times we spent laughing and talking with one another. I will always have the memory of his legendary ping pong match versus my dad at the England home. Even though I can relive these memories through pictures and videos, I will always have them in my heart.
There is so much more I want to write in this. But I know Uncle Scott knows how much I love him and how much he means to me. No matter what we did together it was always a great time. Regardless of where we are, we will always be buddies. I love you Uncle Scott.

Lisa Leavitt Robbins

302w ago

I will miss so many things about Scott..his plaid shorts, hearing about NASCAR, four-wheeling stories, Belle on his shoulder while he was driving the car, golfing stories, the beautiful mailbox he gave us when we moved back to Utah...but I believe I will miss his larger than life personality the most. Scott made the party better, the room brighter, the story bigger, the vacation sillier, and created memories for all of us that will last forever. I can hear him saying “Hi buudddy!” And “I’m doing great, how are you?”
He remembered everything and was quick to ask about events and people in your life that were important. He was loved and most importantly he felt it. He will be sorely missed, but never replaced. Scott was one-of-a-kind, and that is exactly how he will stay.
I pray my sister will have peace of mind, stay strong, find joy and continue to keep his memory alive.
Continued love to Leslie, Johnny, Joshua, Tiffany, Amanda and their families, Scott’s extended family and friends.
May his memory be eternal~
Lisa Leavitt Robbins

Valjean Wright

302w ago

Leslie, Although I haven't seen you since I moved 12 years ago, I wanted to convey my sincere condolences with the passing of Scott. His smile was contagious.
ValJean and Ron Wright

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302w ago

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Dave Robbins

302w ago

I will miss my dear brother-in-law. I won't forget his laugh, his desire to have fun always and his uncanny ability to find lost golf balls. I loved playing golf with Scott because he played the game as it is supposed to be played - have fun always. I will miss our early morning golf and cheering on the UTES. Scott always had a light on in his eyes. His light lit the room. I was always excited to see him. I enjoyed being with him. I love and will miss him. May Scott's memory be eternal.

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302w ago

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Annette Jolley

302w ago

Tiffany and Amanda and family we are so very sorry of the passing of your dad we wanted you to know your in our hearts and thoughts may you and your family find comfort. Scott was a good man and loved by so many.He will be missed by so many and will always be remembered.

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