

Scott Everett passed in his families loving arms on June 13, 2026, at the young age of 46. He was born William Scott Everett on August 4, 1979, in Georgetown, Texas but he was always referred to as Scott. He spent his childhood testing boundaries and creating stories and formed many lifelong friendships in our community. Scott was known for his strength and determination and all of those who knew him.
Throughout his life he worked an abundance of blue-collar jobs. He found stable employment through Action Gypsum Supply where he obtained a trade in CDL driving. He dedicated himself through hard work and supporting those he loved.
He enjoyed fishing with his son, listening to music, assisting with mechanic fabrication with younger brother Robin Everett, participating in concerts with his older brother Nathan Everett, and small get togethers. He enjoyed the many adventures with little sister Staci Everett. Scott was his father’s scooter bucker and his mother’s protector and best friend.
Throughout his lifespan he enjoyed participating in sports. He enjoyed football, his favorite team was The Philadelphia Eagles. He enjoyed the fresh outdoors, such as camping and bonfires. He encompassed true leadership skills. The man knew no strangers. Scott would often give the shirt off his back to support others. His bigger than life personality touched and captivated so many in this world.
He leaves behind a legacy through his beloved wife of 24 years Rose Everett; his children Samantha Everett, Justeen Everett and Nicolas Everett; and grandkids Micah, Josiah, and Leo Everett. He also leaves behind many loved nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends.
"I got my toes in the water, ass in the sandNot a worry in the world, a cold beer in my handLife is good today"
- Zach Brown Band
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