Born: Tuesday Aug-15-1972
Died: Sunday Nov-03-2024
Funeral: Friday Nov-08-2024

Morrison Funeral Home
& Crematory
188 S. Hwy 24
Rupert, Idaho 83350
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SCOTT SMITH

OAKLEY -Scott Smith (Michael Scott Smith) passed away Sunday November 3, 2024 after a battle with Auto Immune Cirrhosis and Liver Cancer.
He was born in Rupert, Idaho on August 15, 1972 to Billie and Michael Smith. At five years old he, his parents and his three sisters moved to Burley, Idaho and he became a part of the Fairmont Crew where countless hours were spent playing baseball, riding bikes and growing up together.

In his youth, and as an adult, he enjoyed participating in all sports especially Baseball and Basketball. He loved all things outdoors, hunting, camping and anything with his Dad especially. He graduated from Burley High School in 1990 after which he attended ISU where he studied computer programming. Scott shared his many talents at various jobs throughout his life. Including working with his Dad at Mike's Pump Service, managing Robertson Supply in Pocatello and Twin Falls before joining the Pump Service team where he was able to use his perfectionist skills and vast knowledge to problem solve. He loved the people he worked with and served.
Shortly after graduating High School he married his High School sweetheart Heidi Jamison. Together they welcomed six children and eight almost ten grandchildren. Scott's greatest joy was his children and grandchildren. He spent countless hours cheering them on at all their activities be it academic, sports, dance or cheerleading. They will never have to question if they were loved by their Dad and Bop Bop.

Second only to his family was his love of his kids he coached and the coaches he coached with. Too numerous to name, if you shared a field, court, dugout or sideline with him you are his family.

Scott was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and served in many capacities. Scott and Heidi had their best date nights at the temple.
Scott is survived by his Wife Heidi, their children Britanni (Josh) Higley, Madison (Jason) Rebollozo, Taylor (Kaden) Poulsen, Hannah (Mason) Crystal, Zachary Smith and Ryan Smith. His grandchildren Quinton, Elsie, Addy, Mackston, Karter, Henry, Marlee, Theodore and two additions coming 2025. His Father Mike Smith, sisters Julie Smith, Traci (Eddie) Lange, Tami Cole (John) and Alan Cole and so many loved nieces and nephews and extended family.

He was preceded in death by his Mother Billie Smith, Mother in Law Betty Jamison and his Grandparents Tony & Marcella Sabala and Peter and Queenie Smith (Fouts) along with his nephew Connor Cole.

In lieu of flowers the family request that donations be made to the Scott Smith Memorial account at First Federal Savings Bank.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, November 8, 2024 at the Oakley Stake Center, 355 North Center in Oakley. Burial will follow in the Pleasant View Cemetery in Burley. Family will receive friends on Thursday evening, November 7, 2024 from 5:00 - 7:00 at the Oakley Stake Center 355 North Center Street in Oakley and from 10:00 until 10:45 a.m. at the church prior to the funeral on Friday. Arrangements are under the direction of Morrison Funeral Home 188 South Hwy 24 in Rupert.

The family would like to thank Hospice Visions and the many friends and community members for the kind and loving care of Scott and his family.

  A live webcast of the services will be available and maintained at morrisonfuneralhome.nethttps://youtu.be/C82FXA3vRc0

Condolences:

Not going to be able to say the right thing here, but I am so very sorry for your loss. The last time I saw him (terrible friend, by the way) was a few years back at a church in Idaho Falls, I think. Anyway, he was so kind and friendly, it was as if I’d just spoken to him days ago. He was ALWAYS a true friend. He will be missed by so many! My condolences to family and friends and even acquaintances, too. He was that kind of man, a great man.... Ali Malan-Dudley

To the Smith Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Scott was the best ever. Great father, husband, friend, golfer, hunter and provider. My thoughts and prayers are with you all...Alan Cole

Scott was a great friend. I have great respect for him he cared about his family and his friends. He took great pride in being a great manager at Robertson Supply. He always talked about his family and kids.... Scott Walker

Privileged to be able to get to know Scott and learn from him growing up! He was always a great example and mentor to me....Jenna Blacker

We always think of you as a young family even though we know, Heidi, that you and Scott are grandparents many times over. We have dear memories of our association in spite of the years that have intervened. May God bless you all with His love and tender comfort. We were blessed to be in your ward family twice, to be neighbors, and most of all to be friends. With love and sympathy...Norvel and Karen Christenson

Our sincere condolences to the Smith family at this difficult time. Scott was always an gentle and positive person. We will miss his upbeat personality. May the Lord’s tender mercies bless your family with the knowledge and reassurance that his legacy will endure forever....Lyle and Jennifer Sager

Would like to send my condolences during this very difficult time. keeping everybody in my thoughts and prayers....Katharina (Katy) Cross

Our deepest condlences for Scott's wife, Heidi and their children. We have loved our recent friendship with them as we have had the pleasure of working with them in our church responsibilities. They have all been an inspiration and example of true disciples of Christ. We will miss Scott. He was so supportive and friendly. We love you and your family Heidi. May peace and comfort be with you...Leonard & April Mullen

Thinking of your family Scott is a great man....Michael Mecham

I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and friend. May God bless you with strength and understanding as you journey on as mother and grandmother. Best regards, Jeff and Frances Roper