Birth date: Oct 14, 1956 Death date: Jun 29, 2023
William “Scott” Wagner passed away on Thursday, June 29, 2023, in Decatur, IL. Scott was born on October 14, 1956, in Sullivan, IL, the son of John F. and Patty R. (Kite) Wagner. A member of Saint James & Patrick Parish, Scott wo Read Obituary
I know it’s been a while since Scott passed, but I just learned today. I’m forever thankful to Scott for helping be a role model and mentor for my Nephew and children. My prayers to his children and grandchildren 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I knew Scott and the Wagners of Decatur during my early adulthood. We mixed like family. Scott is a dear man; he is loving, accepting, infinitely patient, and fun. I love and will always remember him as my brother.
Rest peacefully, Scotty.
Steve White
I knew Scott and the Wagners of Decatur during my early adulthood. We mixed like family. Scott is a dear man; he is loving, accepting, infinitely patient, and fun. I love and will always remember him as a brother.
Rest peacefully, Scotty.
Steve White
I never met Scott until the fateful day late June.
His family has been in my constant thoughts and prayers.
I knew Scott that he work at Walmart in lawn/hardware in part time. He is a good guy. I'll miss him. My prayer send to his family. Lori Smalley
Scott was one of the new friends I first met my freshman year at St. T. During the next four years, we had many good times together which made for many great memories. Prayers and condolences to Jack, Linda, Cindy, and Scott's children.
Scott, thanks for the memories and rest in peace my friend.
Steve (Higs) Higar
My prayers are with the Wagner family. So sorry for your loss. I worked with Scott at Webster Cantrell hall and Macon Resources. Scott kept me laughing. Good guy. Family be strong in the Lord. ♥️
So sorry to all of Scott's family, Bryan, Aaron, Bethany, Caleb and his siblings. I worked with Scott at EHS, walked the picket line and knew he was so very proud of his family, and alway stories to tell with Caleb. Praying God's comfort and grace surround all of you.
