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Scott Neudecker, age 57, died on Thursday, September 22, 2022 at his home near New Richmond, WI after an intermittent twelve year battle with cancer. He was born the son of Donald and Mary Ellen (Jones) Neudecker on September 30, 1964 in Redwood Falls, MN. Scott grew up in Redwood Falls and graduated from Redwood Falls High School, class of 1983. Following high school, Scott studied business in St. Cloud, MN. Scott served in the financial industry for 25+ years ultimately ending with Woodbury Financial as an internal sales consultant. He was married twice and later divorced from Laura Lariviere and Lily Baker. Through these marriages, he was blessed with two sons and three stepdaughters. Scott loved fishing and hunting, especially deer and pheasant. He had a passion for cooking, vegetable gardening, motorcycling, and snowmobiling. He still owned his ‘79 Firebird, which he bought when he was 15. Scott was the life-of-the-party with a great sense of humor. He was a loyal friend to many and could tell as many stories as you had the patience to listen. Scott was extremely generous with a big heart.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Donald and Mary Ellen; brother, Doug; and former brother-in-law, Tom Owens. Scott is survived by his sons, Nicholas and Nathan (Haley Gulsvig); grandson, Zeppelin; siblings, Cheryl (Jim Muellenbach) Owens and Wayne; and many nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.
A Memorial Memory Sharing Service was held on Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 2:00PM at Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services (728 S Knowles Ave) with a visitation starting at 12 noon. A meal followed the service. Arrangements are with Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services.
Click here to watch the recording of Scott’s Memorial Memory Sharing Service.
Due to technical difficulties, there is no sound for the first 15 minutes of the service. The sound starts when the man in the light blue shirt speaks. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Nathan & Nick,
Sorry to hear the passing of your dad! Our condolences to you and the family.
Our hearts, prayers, and fond memories go out to all of Scott “Neudy” Neudecker’s family members, relatives, and many friends. We all got to share in something special knowing and spending many times with Scott. He was a beloved patron of the Golden Cue Billiards in downtown Redwood Falls and a very cherished member of our HS class of 1983. His many stories are still being retold by many. God bless you Neudy and thanks for sharing with us all your heart and soul. Tree and the Class of ’83
Neudy was always willing to help however he could, never said “that’s not my area”. He’d find the right person, get an answer, and was happy to help you out.
I am so sad to hear of Scott’s passing. I worked with Scott at Woodbury Financial for MANY years and we had so many nice conversations. He cared and shared with a passion. Eternal Rest Grant Unto Scott O’Lord and May Perpetual Light Shine Upon Him. May Scott Rest in Peace. My deepest condolences.
Scott…always helpful and kind… rest in peace and my sympathies to all your family and friends.
My heart goes out to Scott!!! He was one of my best friends and I’m going to miss him and his “gab”!??
Take care And God bless your soul!!!
Wayne. Cheryl, Nicolas and Nathan: My sincere and deepest sympathy to all of you in the passing of your brother and dad. I worked with Scott for several years at NWNL. He was a dear friend.. Mt last day at NWNL, Scott was still there when I Ieft. Later that evening I received a long email from him with his best wishes.. His emal was very touching and I learned he ould not say good-bye in person. One time I .made him a birthday czke and earned it was the same kind of cake his grandmother made him for his birthday, angel food with butter icing.. Knowing this I mDe this cake several times for his birthday. I am old enough to be his grandmother but we had a very special relationship and he wi be missed. He is now at peace.
What a great guy. We sure enjoyed having Scott at Chalet Dental. Big heart and always came in with donuts and his homemade brownies. He will be missed. Thinking of you all. ❤️
You will be missed my friend. Condolences to the family.
Scott never failed to make me smile on the toughest of workdays. Thank you for the kindness and laughter, my friend and colleague. Peace be with you and your family.
So very sorry to learn about Scott’s passing. He’s been a dear friend since the late 80’s and I will always cherish the fun times we had together. His family was everything to him. Rest easy Scott, I know you and Jeff are up there jamming to Steppenwolf❤
I have wondered where Scott has been…..
I’m a cashier at Walmart and Scott always came through my lane. He always appreciated my helping him. He was such a sweet and kind man. You are missed…
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