Scott W. Crook

Birth date: Feb 6, 1947 Death date: Jun 10, 2019

Scott W. Crook, 72, departed this world for his next adventure June 10, 2019 at Willard Walker Hospice Home in Fayetteville, Arkansas surrounded by loved ones and family. Scott was born February 6, 1947 in Atlanta, Georgia to Jame Read Obituary

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Francis Millett

326w ago

Carolyn:

We are very sorry for the loss of Scott. We have many fond memories of our times together starting in the early 1970s. We did many canoeing trips on the Buffalo River and other rivers in Northwest Arkansas with both of you. We were part of the first order of Old Town ABS plastic canoes that you and Scott organized in 1973, and I still have my original Old Town canoe. My wife Eunice and I will miss Scott and his great stories about canoeing and hiking.

Sincerely yours, Frank and Eunice Millett.

Kyra Franz

328w ago

Carolyn, I am so very sorry for your loss.
Love and prayers from Kyra Franz

Diane Key

328w ago

Carolyn,
Scott and I were chemistry "buddies" at Centenary college. I have so many fond memories of time spent with him in the lab and all the help he gave me. I will treasure the Pack Rat water bottles and T shirts he sent me when I found out about your store.
Peace and Blessings,
Diane (Hercher) Key

Liz Cusack

329w ago

Carolyn,
I am saddened to hear of Scott's passing. I have fond memories of you and Scott in the early days of OHTA. NWA is a better place due to your shared passion for the Ozarks.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Liz Cusack

Mesha Hall

329w ago

Crook, I am so sorry to hear about Scott. My thoughts are with you. Mesha Hall

Joshua Gibbs

329w ago

Thirty years ago, Scott sold me a Kelty Tioga. More than a backpack. It changed my world. Many miles have passed. I count myself lucky for having known Scott as an employer and friend. I will forever hold his easy humor and infectious, subtle laughter in my memory. With much love and admiration.

Sara Gibbs

329w ago

Joshua and I loved our time as Pack Rat employees. Scott made us laugh and kept us on our toes! Babysitting the squirrel babies was so much fun, too. We felt special to be asked. I remember being so sad when it was time for me to move on to a new job, that I got a cake from Rick’s Bakery and had them pipe on “I hate to leave, but I have to go” in icing... he opened the box up, read it, and put his hands in his pockets and reassured me that I would be missed. He was always kind to me, and I love you both very much. I’m glad I got to kiss his cheek at the anniversary party.

Jesse J Davis

329w ago

Condolences Carolyn,
The world will be a little smaller place without Scott. I have many fond memories of him from floating, to playing killer croquet in the backyard,to fish fries, to his unique sense of humor. When we both had to attend graduate seminars, which were often unpleasant, Scott and I would sit together on the very back row. One professor was real buffoon that neither of us cared much for. This professor made several gaffes, the kind that would get a grad student crucified. Well, Scott took to scoffing at each the professor's mistakes. Each time the professor would look at me and frown and Scott would giggle.

From Pat Walker Health Center

329w ago

Sent a Peace, Prayers, & Blessings- All White to the Crook family.

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Steve Seckinger

329w ago

Scott was an amazing friend, mentor, and employer. First job, first reference letter, first few real backpacking trips, first crawfish etouffee, so many firsts that he was a part of for me. He'll never be forgotten. Strong thoughts to Carolyn.

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