Scott Allen Trasamar was born April 1, 1951 in Springfield MN. Scott passed away March 22, 2024, at the age of 72. He is preceded in death by his parents, Leland and Virgie Trasamar. Scott is survived by his sisters, Paula Lange and Peggy Clark, nephew Robb Lange (Leslie), and nieces Cara Lange, Lea Stonestrom (Larry), Kristin Monroe (Henry), and great nieces and nephews, Drew Francis (Chantal and children), Brittney White (Nathan), Blake Stonestrom, Taetum Monroe and Henry Monroe III. Scott loved and truly enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, always showing heartfelt kindness and generosity.
Services will be held at Mountain View Funeral Home located at 7900 East Main Street, Mesa AZ 85207 on Thursday, April 11, 2024, at 5:30 pm.
In lieu of flowers, please consider sending donations to the Spinal Cord Society at Spinal Cord Society
” A beautiful spirit has traveled away, but will remain in our hearts.”
The moment we met Scott, we knew he will be a forever true friend.. and he was and more. he became part of the family.Scott’s life was a blessing to us and we loved him, not just a friend but as a brother. We are grateful to have been part of Scott’s story. Rest assured his memories will live in our hearts forever.
…Rest in eternal Peace ,dear friend… Until we meet again.
My father was a Pastor at the church in Minneapolis and Scott and I became friends. After we relocated to IL I went back and visited Scott and remember running from the police on his little motor bike; after we ducked under a parked semi; traveling up to their cabin on the bike; and many other memories. May you know God’s peace and Love at this time. I think he might have been surprised I eventually followed in my dad’s footsteps.
I grieve quietly with Scott’s family and many friends. I considered Scott a friend like no time had passed between our annual “business” time to meet. He was not only knowledgeable; he was tender and authentic when we sat across from each other at his desk each year. I will miss him sorely. I wish his family and other friends all the time they need to heal. I will take time to heal my loss of him, too. Peace, Scott.