Larry "Tyler" Scott

March 1, 1983 - November 24, 2020

Larry Tyler Scott's Story Tyler's journey began on March 1, 1983 in Muskogee, OK. He married his best friend on September 25, 2010. After a long, difficult battle with infertility their miracle baby, Miss Kyler Chevelle, surprised everyone making her arrival August 15, 2019. Tyler graduated from Warner High School in 2001 and went on to attend Connors State College and Northeastern State University. Tyler was self-employed most of his life with a focus on flooring and remodeling, he also worked for Union Pacific Railroad, and more recently he was also a stay-at-home dad, this being the role for which he was the most proud. Tyler played basketball all throughout school, as well as other sports, and was a national award-winning artist in high school. Tyler's journey included lots of things he loved and he lived life to the fullest no matter what he was doing. Tyler's favorites were definitely spending time with his wife and daughter, with his daughter being his pride and joy. He affectionately called her KyKy or Baby Kai or Daddy's best friend and was the proudest daddy around; when anyone would ask how his baby was he would answer “She's perfect, the best baby in the whole world!” He was very enthusiastic about OU football edging on obsessed, he loved listening to all genres of music, he was all about style with his main obsession being shoes and hats, his shoe game was hard, he loved anything cars, especially Chevy's, politics, watching true crime shows (ID Channel), listening to podcasts, and considered himself a patriot. Tyler attended church at The Cross in Muskogee, OK. Tyler thoroughly enjoyed eating good food and typically would dance while eating when it was super yummy! He thought it was hilarious to prank and scare his friends too! Tyler spoke sarcasm fluently as well, adding to his wit, charm, and natural charisma. Tyler's favorite part of his journey though was definitely spending time with his family and friends, never wanting the fun or time together to end. Tyler had the biggest heart, never met a stranger, was super inquisitive, loved his friends and family unconditionally, and always seemed to put others above himself. His charismatic and magnetic energy would seem to enter the room before he did, welcoming him in and lighting up the world around him in that moment. If you knew him or had the pleasure of meeting him, you were in the presence of a true kindhearted man who always looked for the good in people and was typically blind to the negative in others; always wanting to focus on the positive in people, especially anyone who was an underdog or down on their luck. Tyler often discussed and wondered, as a lot of us do, what his purpose was in this life. Beyond helping create one of the most perfect creatures to grace this planet, Kyler Chevelle, it became apparent that also his purpose was his friends and family. His heart for his friends, his availability to listen, his non-judgmental and supportive nature all contributed to a specific role he has played in so many others' lives; and it is a fact that people are still here, living and breathing every day, directly because of Tyler and Tyler allowing God to use him to be there for his friends and family. Let us not quickly forget his purpose and whatever role he had in your life. Please keep his memory alive by all of us being that ear to listen and having a heart for others. Tyler was preceded in death by his grandparents, Frank and Genevia Sanders, and Louie and Geneva Scott. He is survived by his wife of 10 years, Summer Ashli (Stevens) Soctt, his 15 month-old daughter, Kyler Chevelle Scott; his parents, Larry and Donna (Sanders) Scott of Warner, OK; three sisters, including Laurie Armstrong and husband Gary of Owasso, OK, Deana Ward and husband Jarrod of Braggs, OK, Heather Husted and husband Kelly of Enid, OK; his in-laws, Rick and Angela Stevens of Muskogee, OK; his brother-in-law, Matt Stevens of Tulsa, OK; seven nieces and nephews including Caden Armstrong, Elle Armstrong, Avery Amrstrong, Caleb Smith, Christian Carey, Jett Husted, Jaxx Husted; and one great-niece, Blayklee Smith as well as many extended family members and too many friends to count. Tyler's earthly chapter of his story ended at age 37 on Tuesday, November 24, 2020. The next chapter is far greater than we could imagine as he is in heaven now rocking out, keeping watch over us from above, and hanging out until the birds chirp. 37 years what a beautiful loan, 37 years we loved every one, Thank you Lord for our beautiful husband, son, brother, and friend. #LTS #T-Money Tyler’s life will be celebrated at 2PM, Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at Timothy Baptist Church with Rick and Angela Stevens, along with Frank Miller officiating. Interment will follow at Citizens Cemetery in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma with Robert Dixon, Gary Don Gregg, Justin Miller, Eric Rogers, Todd Shell, Caleb Smith, Matt Stevens, and Jarrod Ward serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Gary Armstrong, Josh Chandler, Kelly Husted, Dave McConnell, Corie Nichols, Steve Pierce, Bruiser Torix, and Michael Wiggins.