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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Scott Hommel, 35 years old, born on November 4, 1974, and passed away on April 17, 2010. We will remember him forever.
November 4, 2011
November 4, 2011
early. But god has a reason, I know that people were crushed to see you go. But now your an angel watching over everyone, guiding them in the right direction. Your mom, she loves you more than words can say and its hard to for her to let her baby go... but I know that you are with her through spirt. Your sadly missed by everyone! I can't wait to meet you someday! I love you Scott!
November 3, 2011
November 3, 2011
Son, the day you were born my whole world lit up and I was filled with love! You amazed me with your life and I felt much pride. You became my "Shining Star." You were so artistic. You gave me 2 beautiful granddaughters. Then on April 17, 2010 my life was shattered! I'm left with "why?"and unending grief. I love and miss you forever. Love, Mom
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December 26, 2023
December 26, 2023
Christmas 2023 has come and gone. I spent the holiday with J and his family. I actually got to see Ed twice as he lives less than a mile from J. It was good having them together, but your absence felt like a heavy cloud above me. J's son, Levi, is a terror but so cute, so much fun to watch and so different from any child his age (18 mos.) that I have ever known! I wish you had stayed to know him. I didn't hear from your girls, but that's part for the course. I'm accepting it. So as we say goodbye to this terrible year for so many and await 2024 and the hopes we have for a better year ahead, I feel it just brings me closer to when I get called home and hopes that I will reunite with you and so much of family waiting there. I LOVE YOU, SCOTT. You are still my shining star.
                            Ma
November 4, 2023
November 4, 2023
I cannot believe you would be 49 today! But birthdays are not about numbers, they're about celebrating the person. Even tho you aren't here in person, I celebrate all you were to me and the memories you left behind. Without them I'd be lost. (Your favorite thing to do was to spend your birthday at Bike Week in Galveston). 
The day you were born still fills me with joy. I celebrate this day for you and for me. Happy Heavenly Birthday, Scott. I'll love you forever, my shining star.
"Ma"
June 18, 2023
June 18, 2023
Today was Father's Day. I couldn't help but wonder how your girls address this day. They have never really talked about losing you or the why of it all. Trinity at 18 finally asked Aunt Heather how you died. It never was really addressed at the time I suppose because they were so young.
Fathers are important in children's lives, whether they have a good relationship or a bad one. Just relating to having that figure in your life sorta grounds you atleast. You were a good father the years you were here. All my boys grew up to be good fathers even tho they had a poor father figure growing up. I had a wonderful father, but I only had him for 12 years. I hope you are remembered with love and admiration. Happy Father's Day, Son.
Recent stories
August 21, 2023
Just sharing a moment in time.  Yes, it's been 13 years since you passed.  People who think that's long enough to grieve obviously haven't lost a child (man).  But I was sitting in the living room this morning, drinking my coffee and chit-chatting with the dogs (no I'm not crazy, the dogs are like people to us), but I suddenly had this saying come to mind from years ago of your life that I used to say alot and I said it out loud to the dogs, "  I love you a little, I love you alot, but not as much as I love Scott" and the tears just fell like rain.  Even as I write this, tears are falling.  Time means nothing when you've lost someone you love.  Please don't ask me to just get over it!
November 4, 2021
What a wonderful day to remember, November 4, 1974 at 4:04pm! You were born. You gave me 35 years of memories, mostly good. It's what I hold on to, what gets me through to the next day. Some fond, happy memories I cherish of you through the years are: 
The day you were born, you were the only boy in the nursery with about 5 girls.They used to say you had your own harem.
When you came home, Aunt Debbie was living with us and we took a picture of you every time you made a different face.
When we moved to Fl., you accidently fell off the changing table and was rushed to the hospital. You had a hairline fracture! I was so scared for you!
When you were about 3 we were waiting in line at a new store opening and you pulled a metal line marker down on your head. They called an ambulance and we went to the hospital and you got 3 stitches in your head. Everything was paid for by the store.
When you were about 4, I tried putting you in child care so I could go to work. You screamed everything you saw the school and clung to me when I tried to leave. They said you wouldn't play with the other kids, you sat behind the door and waited for me to come back. I took you out of daycare after 2 weeks.
When you started 1st grade, you had your 1st girlfriend, Darcy Montgomery. On Valentines Day, she came to our house in The Colony and brought you a card and chocolates.
In 2nd grade, you were caught in a photo with the school's crossing guard because she was dressed in an Easter bunny costume and the photo made the local paper as well as newspapers around the world.
These are some of my favorites. I can't list them all, but I treasure them all.I always called you my "shining star" and I still do. You had alot of talents> skateboarding, rollerblading, amazing artist, computer expert, animal lover, BMX and more. Thank you for these memories and more. I miss you and love you so very much. I hope there's a celebration for you in Heaven as you would now be 47. Forever and Ever, "Ma"



Pandemic

March 21, 2020
March 2020
The world has been hit by the corona virus (covid-19) and we are all to be self-quarantined.  This could be weeks or longer before it is safe to go back to work, interact with people and have some normalcy again. So many things are closed:  schools, malls, restaurants, colleges, bars, beaches, theatres.  Supplies, food and water are scarce and over-priced.  So many people have lost their jobs which means no income, no money to pay bills, rent, etc.  Some don't even know if there will be a job to go back to.  Seniors are going to miss making memories, prom, etc.  Trinity can't show her pig, go to prom or go on her planned trip this summer to Dominican Republic!  It's bad everywhere and we don't know how much worse it will get or for how long.  I truly believe the only way out is through belief and prayer to God.  We took God out of so much of our life there is no protection for us.  I am praying for myself, my family and friends, our nation and all unbelievers.  GOD BLESS AMERICA!!

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