Shelly Adams

Scott quickly learned how difficult it was to entertain kids as well as how hard it was going to be for them to adapt to the new situation.

Scott was not gonna give up because remember, he decided that we were going to be his family.

Of course, Scott succeeded as he did with almost everything he decided to do.

He researched, he learned, he used his persuasion techniques to win the kids over.

We married in 2006 and became a family, and that forever changed our lives.

He was a Scot.

You all know and love accepted us for who we were while making us better versions of ourselves, he was a devoted husband and stepdad who showed up in so many ways he surprised us one day with having our family picture painted in a mural.

He had at one of his restaurants, he was a commit he was committed to the family.

He always encouraged us to build our talent stack, designing and building our Dilbert home gave me a big stack.

Scott's talent stack grew by being a huge father figure, role model, supporter, coach, teacher, entertainer, jokester, and much more.

He was very present in all the kids' interests and activities.

When the kids got older and the kids' activities slowed down, Scott felt he was not needed as much.

Wanting to find a new purpose, something bigger than Dilbert.

He would work in his office trying to find more meaning.

He knew he had the capability to help the world in some way, but that would take all of his time, dedication to do it.

That would not be the recipe for a happy marriage.

I couldn't ask Scott, who meant so much to me, to not find a way to use all his ideas and wisdom for the greater good.

It was something he felt so strongly about, and really, I knew he had already decided.

He was going to make an impact on others, as he did for us we separated later divorced, but he was always my best friend still employer and the best stepdad to my kids his decision was one of his best his dedication and presence, made an impact on so many lives.

After Scott found his path and got settled into his new purpose, he was lucky enough to marry again, and although it ended, it brought him happiness.