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Scott Wharton

July 18, 1971 - April 21, 2020

The administrator of this page is Sherrie Beckenham

He was someone who always had a bounce in his step and a smile on his face. He put people first and gave so much time to help others. So many from his team would only speak positively of him, and will dearly miss him. For us all Scott, it was an absolute pleasure to have known you. Scott you will forever be known as the 'superb' man from Yorkshire.

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2020-04-27 23:54:31 wrote:

Scott - Your huge charisma and strong northern accent were the first things that stood out for me from the first time we met at BHX1. You were a driven and focused leader with an ability to make others follow - the sign of a great leader. We never did get to that rugby match you said you would drag me along to so i could see for myself what you loved in that game. Wrong shaped ball for me!! lol. Rest well Scott. You leave a huge legacy that you and your family should be very proud of. RIP Scott

2020-04-27 23:54:31 wrote: Scott - Your huge charisma and strong northern accent were the first things that stood out for me from the first time we met at BHX1. You were a driven and focused leader with an ability to make others follow - the sign of a great leader. We never did get to that rugby match you said you would drag me along to so i could see for myself what you loved in that game. Wrong shaped ball for me!! lol. Rest well Scott. You leave a huge legacy that you and your family should be very proud of. RIP Scott

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