Pam was the passenger in her friend’s car, and had to say something sarcastic to the two. He was driving his dad’s “boat” of a car, a Chrysler Imperial, with his best friend alone in the backseat. They were in separate cars “taking Mains” (driving up and down Main Street in Aberdeen). They especially brought him comfort during his last days.īack in high school, Scott met Pam Petersen in the fall of 1974. Although he loved the animals, he would complain about having to help haul hay in hot SD summers! He had two cats at the time of his death, Petunia and Punkin and Phishy the fish.

He learned to take care of them and also assisted in training the racehorses. His parents always had dogs (Sheba) and cats, but also raised Arabian and Thoroughbred horses on their farm. Scott developed a love of all animals at a young age. Scott graduated from Aberdeen Central High School in 1975 and Iowa State University in 1979 with a degree in Economics. Scott had a younger sister, Carla and younger brother, Todd. Growing up, Scotty adored his grandmother Hatta, and spent a lot of time at her house. Pastor Greg DeMuth will preside, and Scott will be laid to rest at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Aberdeen, SD.įrank Scott Scepaniak, better known as Scott, was born Novemin Aberdeen, SD to Frank and LaVonne. Funeral Service is Wednesday, Septemat 10:30 AM with visitation one-hour prior at St. Scott Scepaniak, of Prior Lake, passed away Septemat the age of 64.Ī visitation will be held Tuesday, Septemfrom 5:00 – 7:00 PM at Ballard-Sunder Funeral & Cremation (4565 Pleasant St.

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