Birth date: Nov 24, 1972 Death date: Feb 1, 2026
Scott Allen Betts, 53, of Memphis, TN, passed away suddenly but peacefully at his home on February 1st, 2026. Scott was born at Baptist Hospital in Memphis, the son of Aubrey Allen Betts III (Skip) and the late Ruth Ann Betts (ne Read Obituary
There are no words to express how deeply sorry we are for the loss of Scott. He was taken far too soon. Our thoughts are with you in this trying time.
I wanted to let you know that in his name and his interest in space, we have made a memorial donation to The Planetary Society. We hope this honors his legacy.
Our thoughts are with you and your family during this unimaginable time.
Bob and Alicia
There are no words to express how deeply sorry we are for the loss of Scott. He was taken far too soon. Our thoughts are with you in this trying time.
We wanted to let you know that in his name and his interest in space, we have made a memorial donation to The Planetary Society. We hope this honors his legacy.
Our thoughts are with you and your family during this unimaginable time.
Bob and Alicia
There are no words to express how deeply sorry we are for the loss of Scott. He was taken far too soon. Our thoughts are with you in this trying time.
I wanted to let you know that in his name and his interest in space, we have made a memorial donation to The Planetary Society. We hope this honors his legacy.
Our thoughts are with you and your family during this unimaginable time.
Bob and Alicia
From Chris Jones and Jan in the UK. We are broken by this news. We were expecting to see Scott and John this year in the UK where they always visited us. From our early days of working together in Huntsville Alabama we formed a loving caring and wonderful friendship. We are beyond grief. Life has lots an Angel and Heavan has gained one!
With love, Chris and Jan through our grief and tears.
Some of my favorite memories are when Scotty would bring his rock band game to Michigan so all of us cousins could play, and Lord knows we would spend hours upon hours playing that game lol. He always knew how to make things fun for everyone. I'm 27 now, and a few years back I ended up being in a wheelchair. Scotty is one of the few people that never hounded me with questions when he first saw me or anytime after that. It's like he saw Madison but not Madison in her wheelchair if that makes sense. All we did was catch up, share memories, and laugh a lot as usual. Where there's Scotty, there's laughter. I've also always loved how excited he speaks about family memories. He really knows how to make people feel special and heard. There's not enough people like that. He truly listens and always remembers the little details. Not to mention, he can certainly work an audience. His charm and magnetic personality make him one of the easiest and best people to be around. I will certainly miss his thoughtfulness, kindness, and contagious laughter. Sending lots of love to other family members and friends of Scotty❤️
