Scott Askeland

Birth date: May 16, 1962 Death date: Dec 16, 2018

MGySgt Ret. Scott Askeland, 56, of Fredericksburg, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 16, 2018 at his home. Scott was born in Rockford, Illinois to Preston and Shirley Askeland. He graduated from Mountain Home High School Read Obituary

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Mark Pfeifer

4d ago

Dam good guy, partied hard and lived well. I gave him his first leather jacket to ride that old Honda super sport 400 i think. Last time i saw him was here in mtn home with Rick Cart,was a great day of fishing and listening to some old rock n roll point blank if i remember correctly. Scott was a huge inspiration to the music i love to this day. Thanks Scott for some Great Memories. See ya in heaven, some day. You will be missed. And im still in shock. Rest in peace my friend. Prayers to your family as well. GOD BLESS ALWAYS.

Mark Pfeifer

4d ago

Sitting in his rm listening to music. I loved this guy i cant believe i didnt know wow. Rest in Peace Scott i will miss you my friend. Havent stayed in touch for a few years i was incarcerated. Sry brother love to yours always.

Shirley Zook

386w ago

Added a new photo to the Memories Album album.

Jean Muirhead

392w ago

in honor of Scott.

Tammi & family, just saw the notice of the service. I wanted to be there for you, just to represent your side of the family. I only met Scott once in Beaufort, SC. I knew instantly he was a "good man" for my independent niece.
You shared a lot of years together, and you've been robbed of many years to continue living life together. Be very thankful for everything you had the opportunity to experience.
Your love & strength as Scott undertook the fight of his life I'm confident meant so much to him. You gave all you could to share the obstacles you both faced.
Love you, Aunt Jean.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Laurie Cicarelli

392w ago

Tammi, I am so sorry for your loss. This is the first that I heard of this. Prayers to you and your family.

For a memory, I remember the times all of us (your family, the Jackson's, and my family), all sat around the fire pit just talking away and enjoying the evening. Good times they were. Again, deepest condolences to you and your family.

Bob, Jim, And Moose Welborn

392w ago

We are shocked and saddened to hear of Scott's loss. We played softball with Scott for several years and he was a fantastic ballplayer. More than that, he was an outstanding person and friend. All of his family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Bobby & Brenda Ramirez

392w ago

To a proud Marine, you are truly missed by all my friend, fly with the angels, and may god hold you in his comforting arms. Go Cubbies!!!

Hank Mausolf

393w ago

I got to know Scott through the Indian Motorcycle Riders Group. He was our Sergeant at Arms for the chapter. He was an active member of the group and always contributed his all.
You could not help but like Scott with his outgoing personality and willingness to give to the advancement of the group. He was always there when we needed him and will be sorely missed by everyone.
As an Army retiree our friend Scott belonged to the greatest fraternity in this country, "The brotherhood of Arms". We practice something that no other profession does and that is Sacrifice. He was a living example of this with his service to this country and to the Corps. We certainly need more like him and I ill always be proud to call him a brother in arms and friend.
You have ridden your final ride westward. Now you can watch over us as we ride giving your all again in spirit.

Hank Mausolf
Secretary IMRGF
US Army Retired

E. M. Montalvo

393w ago

It's terrible to hear of your loss. My deepest and sincere sympathy to you and your family. MGuns was one of the good ones. It was a pleasure and honor to serve with him. I wish we had more like him. Peace be with you.
E. M. Montalvo USMC (Ret)

Chris Hazlewood

393w ago

Scott is one of a small group who changed my life by steering me toward a life changing adventure. Scott was my recruiter and he and Rick both helped me earn the title of US Marine. I will never be able to express how much I appreciate everything he did for me. I love you brother. Semper Fi.

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540-891-9735

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