MADISON – Scott William Newton, 38, of Madison, handed away on July 24, 2023, whereas on a rafting journey on the Penobscot River. Rafting was certainly one of Scott’s nice passions.
Scott was born Feb. 15, 1985, in Skowhegan to William and Deanna (Swain) Newton.
Scott graduated from Skowhegan Space Excessive College, class of 2003, the place he was a pacesetter within the Outside Assets Program. That is the place he developed his love of rafting and every little thing open air. He went on to obtain his diploma in Outside Recreation Administration and Enterprise Administration from Washington County Group School.
For a number of years he labored as a raft information and supervisor for North County Rivers Rafting in Bingham. He later went on to ascertain 201 PowerSports in Bingham, together with his enterprise associate, Scott Hunnewell. This enterprise has grown tremendously over the previous a number of years, a lot in order that his spouse, Mallory, left the medical area to work alongside him. Collectively they participated in a number of commerce reveals all through New England with members of their group. Scott had an unbelievable present to gab and was proper at house speaking about all that the outside has to supply. His grandfather, Swain, would usually say “Scott may promote ice to an Eskimo.”
Scott and Mallory have been concerned with the Moose Alley ATV Membership and the Valley Riders Snowmobile Membership. Scott was the path grasp for the Bingham path system. Date night time for Scott and Mallory would typically include a late-night journey within the path groomer throughout snowmobile season.
Scott married his soulmate, Mallory Elliott, on Oct. 19, 2013, at their house in East Madison. He grew to become a father to Riley and Hope, whom he cherished greater than something. He was extraordinarily happy with each women and would at all times be there for them. By way of tough instances in his life, they had been his largest cheerleaders.
Scott was predeceased by his paternal grandparents, Donald and Betsy Newton; and a cousin, Marc Swain Jr.
He’s survived by his spouse, Mallory Newton; daughters Riley and Hope Garland; his mother and father William and Deanna Newton; his maternal grandparents Malcolm and Irma Swain; mother-in-law, Karen Weese; brother-in-law, Derek Weese, spouse, Kassie and their daughter Harper; and Mallory’s grandmother, Charlotte Elliott; together with a number of aunts, uncles; cousins; and his greatest good friend for the reason that 1st grade, Aaron Grey, his spouse Melissa and all the Grey household. Scott touched the lives of so many and had so many mates everywhere in the nation.
Scott will probably be remembered for his humorousness, caring means, and his ardour for the outside. The outpouring of affection and assist is overwhelming, a lot appreciated and a real testomony to the person who everyone knows and love.
A celebration of Scott’s life will probably be held Monday, Aug. 7 at 1 p.m at The Waters Edge Property, 624 Waterville Rd., Skowhegan.
Preparations are underneath the route of Dan and Scott’s Cremation, 445 Waterville Rd., Skowhegan.
In lieu of flowers, donations will be made to the
Valley Riders Snowmobile Membership and Moose Alley ATV Membership, in care of Larry MacNeill at
201 PowerSports,
29 Most important St.
Bingham, ME 04920
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