Scott Allen Rose

Scott Allen Rose, aged 36, a cherished lifelong resident of Vidor, passed away on Sunday, August 27, 2023, at Chi St. Joseph Health in Bryan, TX. He was a dedicated construction worker, contributing his talents to building the world around him. Scott's commitment extended beyond his professional life, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who knew him. Scott's life was one of service and adventure. He proudly served in the U.S. Air Force stationed in Germany, exemplifying his dedication to his country. His spirit for speed led him to the racetrack, where he found exhilaration in drag racing cars. The thrill of the ride extended to his off-road pursuits, as he revealed in the excitement of four-wheeling. A gamer at heart, Scott found camaraderie and enjoyment through countless battles fought in the digital realm of Call of Duty. Scott's devotion was not only to his passions but to his family as well. He leaves behind a legacy of love and memories cherished by those closest to him. His beloved wife, Shawna Rose of Vidor, TX, shared a bond that transcended time. Together, they created a nurturing home for their children: Scott Allen Rose Jr. of Vidor, TX, Trace Allen Rose of Pasadena, TX, Vanessa Marie Riley, Raelynn Elizabeth LeJeune and Brentley Joseph LeJeune all of Vidor, TX, Scott's parents, Melissa Rose and AB Mansfield of Vidor, TX, provided a foundation of support and guidance that shaped the man he became. His sister, Jennifer Calhoon of Vidor, TX, stood as a lifelong confidante and companion through thick and thin. Scott's journey was marked by both joy and sorrow, having endured the loss of his brother, Samuel Edward Rose, who now awaits him in the realm beyond. As we mourn the loss of Scott Allen Rose, let us remember the passion he poured into every facet of his life, the love he shared with his family, and the moments of laughter and companionship that enriched our lives. His memory will forever live on in our hearts, a testament to a life lived fully and deeply. Rest in peace, Scott, knowing that your spirit remains eternally woven into the tapestry of our lives.