Scott was the kind of person who instantly became a close friend. He influenced you to be more adventurous and outdoors, who made you laugh, and feel more alive. His love for the outdoors and his infectious passion for life touched everyone who knew him.
We hope this glimpse of his life brings you comfort and keeps his memory close. Knowing he lived life to the fullest every day, and the stories you have shared with us, have helped us through our loss.
The places he loved. The people he loved. The wild he kept walking back into.
“Braap Braap Braap...”
Scott Robbins
“Top of the Mountain.”
Idaho high country
“Slovenia, with Mom.”
Savíca Falls
“Hands on the wheel.”
With Dad
“One hand on the cable.”
The Alps
“Brother and sister, hands up.”
Early days
“Day one.”
April 23, 2005We are gathering stories of Scott. The ones that made you laugh, the ones that made you stop. Hearing them helps us. Please share yours.
Visit the Memory Wall →What started as our hope of contributing a small check turned into something much bigger thanks to all of you. Custer County Search and Rescue brought all of Scott’s friends home safely. They are who you call when the worst happens in the wild. Volunteers, neighbors, mostly self-funded. We are forever grateful.
Kate graduates high school in a week. The contributions to her 529 college savings account meant the world to our family during the hardest stretch. We are deeply grateful to everyone who gave.
Thank you for keeping Scott, Kate, Stephanie, and our family in your hearts. It means more than we can express.