Scott Tucker Obituary

To Kelly Tucker and her family on the loss of her father. I send you love and prayers of strength in this time of sadness. Just know your Dad sounded like he was a remarkable man, and you are blessed to have had him as your father. Remember those special times with happiness and joy. You are in my prayers.

Condolences to the Tucker family, our family friends for many years. Scott (as were all his brothers...did not know Bruce) was a wonderful person and a great reflection of his parents. While our paths crossed intermittently in latter years, I (we) always had the utmost respect for all the Tuckers. Memories of times in our youth are warm and fun to reflect of those Citadel days!
Much love to all,
Barbara Stutler and The Stutler Family

A great classmate, fellow alumnus, family member, and friend. You have lived an exemplary life. Rest in peace, buddy.

Scott was the epitome of a true gentleman. As a student leader at Bishop England and a respected businessman, Scott was first and foremost a truly good human being. You'll be missed at our next reunion but there will always be a special place at the head of the table for you. RIP, dear Scott.

It seems that it wasn't that long ago that I had seen and talked to Scott during the Class of 70 Turns 70 Reunion so I was a bit surprised to hear of his passing. My sinceerest sympathy and may God bless all of his family.

RIP Scott.

Buddy Allen '70
St. Petersburg, FL

I was introduced to Scott when I came to Charleston in 1992. He had worked at Liberty Bank and I came to work here with Southern National Bank which bought Liberty. Later, Scott remained a friend and source of business opportunities throughout my banking career. He was always an upbeat and positive professional acquaintance while sharing Citadel experiences and Charleston area fellowship. May God Bless the entire Tucker Family.
With my sincere sympathy,
James M. Holland
Charleston Banker (Retired)

With deepest sympathy - Jim & Mariane Rowland

Scott and I were friends during our cadet days. Bonded by the fact that we were Army Brats and our families served together. He was a good man and friend >

I will never forget my friend.

Dear Tucker Family,

Though I was fonly ortunate enough to know Scott for a short time he always treated me respectfully, with kindness and warmth. He was the epitome of a gentlemen. My condolences to you.

A true gentleman and dedicated alumni. Thanks for all your contact with me! You are in my prayers and may Jesus receive you with joy!

Scott will continue to watch over his family, friends and Citadel mates from a good place. He was a true gentleman and gave much to his Alma Mater and the values it represents. I thank him for his mentor ship and leadership as cadets and friendship over the years. He readily helped all who asked.
May God bless this Citadel man.
From one of your many Kilo 1971 brothers.

I enjoyed serving with Scott on The Citadel Board of Visitors. He was always so kind and thoughtful. He loved The Citadel! He will be greatly missed by all.

I first met Scott our knob year in 1966 and we instantly bonded, even though he was in K Company and I was in T Company. But that is what I saw with Scott; in a school and institution where you were naturally herded into different companies, Scott knew and befriended everyone. He, like our close friend Jack West, was truly our Everyman, and Scott always represented our class and The Citadel with class and love. I dont know how he did it, but Scott was always there for everyone. I shall miss him dearly and think of him often. And the next time I get home, I will drop down to Beaufort to visit Him. My deepest condolences and prayers to his lovely daughters and grandchildren, and all of his family and friends.

Bill Aubrey, 70, T Co.

A great gentleman and the epitome of The Citadel man. His leadership will be missed but not forgotten.

Goodbye, old friend. You will be missed by all of your classmates.

A close personal frienda great loss

Scott, classmate and friend, will miss you.

Rest in Peace, great friend!

What a fine man and a great friend. I am honored to have my life touched by my dear classmate Scott. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him.

Scott will be missed greatly. While in L Company at The Citadel I spent a lot of time with my friends next to us in K Company and Scott was one of them. I admired Scott...he was special, had a calm approach to any situation and you could sense his leadership qualities. He was impressive then and as one can see in his obit he continued throughout his life as a community leader. Thanks, Scott, for being an influential part of my life. May you rest in peace.

I love you so much. You were, and will continue to be, so much more than my dad. You are my best friend, my hero, and I will always cherish you. I know this isnt the life you would have chosen for me... but I would choose it every time. I will miss you everyday and will feel your presence with every beat of my heart. RIP daddy until we meet again

Scott was a true gentleman and friend. He will be greatly missed. Rest well dear friend.

Scott's family. Scott and I were classmates and friends for almost 50 years. He was a very special person who would do almost anything for a friend or the Citadel. He inspired us to love our school as much as he did. I will miss him here on earth until we are reunited in heaven. My the Dear Lord hold you in His Hand and comfort you....God Bless...Pep- "I" Company- '70

So sorry to hear of Scot's passing, I was a class ahead of Scot but we knew each other through our father's being classmates at West Point class of 1935.

A truly great Citadel man. He will be missed greatly. We hold you and your family in our prayers.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Tucker family as we celebrate Scotts life. May he Rest In Peace and know all his classmates from The Citadel will miss him.

May God hold you in his hands.
We all will miss you my friend.
Neel Long

Beth, Alissa, and Kelly, my heart aches for each of you and for your children who have lost their wonderful grandfather so soon after losing their beloved grandmother. Know that you will always be in my thoughts whenever memories of your dad come to mind. All things Citadel will forever keep his memory alive. We had so much fun on RV trips following the Bulldogs!

I regret that I will be over a thousand miles away on my previously scheduled cross country drive at the time of Scott's service. However, Bill will be there to deliver my hugs for each of you.

Scott was a wonderful friend and father. He always took the time to speak to you and loved
his alma mater, The Citadel. A fine person, gone too soon.

A great father, husband and a true friend. So happy and fortunate to have the memories made and had him in my life.

RIP classmate.