Scott Allen Webb

In Loving Memory of Scott Webb

Scott Webb, husband, father, grandad, brother, son, and friend, went to be with his Lord on October 1, 2026, at the age of 58.

Scott was born on April 9, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee, to Sandra and Dennis Webb. From an early age, Scott was known for his generous heart, his dedication to those he loved, and his willingness to serve others.

For 34 wonderful years, Scott was married to his beloved wife, Bobbi Webb. Together, they built a life filled with love, laughter, faith, and family. Scott and Bobbi were blessed with two children, Alex and Veronika Webb. He was also a proud father-in-law to Katie Webb, and perhaps most joyfully of all, Grandad to his grandson, Beckett.

Scott is also survived by his father, Dennis Webb and wife Juanita; brother, Daniel Webb and wife Holly; his nephew, Chandler Webb; and niece, Ashley Webb. Dan was not only Scott’s brother, but his lifelong friend, dive buddy, and travel companion. They shared many wonderful adventures together.

Scott is preceded in death by his wife, Bobbi Webb; his mother, Sandie Webb; and father-in-law, Rex Bell.

Scott attended trade school and went on to build a fulfilling career as an Applications Engineer with RS Americas. He took pride in his work and in the many hats he wore.

Scott’s faith was an extremely important part of who he was. Scott was deeply involved in his church and loved serving at Woods Chapel. He gave his time and many talents freely, finding joy in helping others and being part of a community that meant so much to him. He was often found in the church kitchen preparing a meal for the Men and Boy’s Breakfast or Widows Connect.

Scott loved to travel! He was on a cruise ship whenever he had the chance. Exploring new places and making the most of every opportunity to spend time with the people he loved.

More than anything, Scott treasured his family. He loved nothing more than having the ones he loved by his side. He will be deeply missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. His memory will live on in the stories shared, the meals enjoyed, the places traveled, the lessons passed down, and, most importantly, in the family and friends whose lives he touched.

Though he is no longer with us, the love he gave and the memories he created will remain forever.