Scott William Anglin of Glendale, Arizona unexpectedly passed away November 14, 2021, at 49 years of age as the result of a massive heart attack. Scott's passing will forever leave a tremendous void in the lives and hearts of those who loved him. Scott was generous, kind, and loving and will forever be remembered by his family for his sense of humor and quick-witted comical sarcastic comebacks.
Scott was born June 12, 1972, to William and Sandra Anglin in Phoenix, Arizona. Scott was a 1991 graduate of Greenway High School (GHS) and he would later earn his A.A. In Social Services and his B.A. in Healthcare Administration.
Scott enlisted in the United States Navy in 1991 and completed his Basic Training in Illinois and his Advanced Individual Training in Tennessee. Scott was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Independence. Scott proudly served in Operation Desert Storm and later completed his Navy career in Lemoore, California aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Carl Vinson. Throughout the course of Scott's service, he received the following Decorations, Medals, and Ribbons:
• Meritorious Unit Commendation
• Navy E Ribbon
• Navy Good Conduct Medal
• National Defense Service Medal
• Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
• Southwest Asia Service Medal
• Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
• 2nd AWD; Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon, and
• 2nd AWD; Kuwait Liberation Medal
In 2004, Scott met the love of his life, Clifford Chamberlin. The two spent 13 years together before quietly marrying February 27, 2017, and an additional four years happily married before his unexpected and untimely passing. The two were inseparable and aside from their love for one another what brought them immeasurable joy was their shared love for dogs. Throughout their lives together they would have a total of five fur babies to include Browser, Kira, Gidget, Buddy, and CoCo. Their fur babies were their pride and joy, and all spoiled beyond measure.
Equally important to them was love for family. Scott and Cliff were unquestionably blessed to have the unconditional love and support from both sides of their respective families. Scott's family living in Glendale, Cliff's parents living in Sun City until 2021, and Cliff's siblings in Massachusetts and Maine. When not working, their free time was spent with their parents and whenever possible they would vacation in Wareham, MA to visit Cliff's sister and her cherished family. In May and June of this year, Scott and Cliff made a month-long round-trip journey by car from Arizona to Cape Cod, MA. They would spend their time visiting family, friends, small towns and beaches and both had the time of their life. Cliff feels blessed to have had this most amazing and final trip with his greatest love.
Scott is proceeded in death by his beloved grandmother Mildred Henley, uncles Thomas and Richard, and aunt Patricia Thompson and Grandfather Joe Anglin. Scott is survived by his husband Cliff, parents William and Sandra, sister Amy Kelleher, nieces Tayler, Kaylinn, Jayce, Haylei, Payton, and nephew Anthony Jr, as well as his great nephew Cooper. Scott is also survived by his extended family, in-laws Elbert and Cathy Chamberlin, sister and brother in-law Ann and Dale Swartz, nephews Dale Jr. and Eric Swartz and their beloved wives Ashley and Emily, great nephews Matthew, Landon and great niece Palmer. Sister in-law Donna Rogers and nieces Melissa, Jacquie, and nephew Joseph.
Scott was born June 12, 1972, to William and Sandra Anglin in Phoenix, Arizona. Scott was a 1991 graduate of Greenway High School (GHS) and he would later earn his A.A. In Social Services and his B.A. in Healthcare Administration.
Scott enlisted in the United States Navy in 1991 and completed his Basic Training in Illinois and his Advanced Individual Training in Tennessee. Scott was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Independence. Scott proudly served in Operation Desert Storm and later completed his Navy career in Lemoore, California aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Carl Vinson. Throughout the course of Scott's service, he received the following Decorations, Medals, and Ribbons:
• Meritorious Unit Commendation
• Navy E Ribbon
• Navy Good Conduct Medal
• National Defense Service Medal
• Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
• Southwest Asia Service Medal
• Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
• 2nd AWD; Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon, and
• 2nd AWD; Kuwait Liberation Medal
In 2004, Scott met the love of his life, Clifford Chamberlin. The two spent 13 years together before quietly marrying February 27, 2017, and an additional four years happily married before his unexpected and untimely passing. The two were inseparable and aside from their love for one another what brought them immeasurable joy was their shared love for dogs. Throughout their lives together they would have a total of five fur babies to include Browser, Kira, Gidget, Buddy, and CoCo. Their fur babies were their pride and joy, and all spoiled beyond measure.
Equally important to them was love for family. Scott and Cliff were unquestionably blessed to have the unconditional love and support from both sides of their respective families. Scott's family living in Glendale, Cliff's parents living in Sun City until 2021, and Cliff's siblings in Massachusetts and Maine. When not working, their free time was spent with their parents and whenever possible they would vacation in Wareham, MA to visit Cliff's sister and her cherished family. In May and June of this year, Scott and Cliff made a month-long round-trip journey by car from Arizona to Cape Cod, MA. They would spend their time visiting family, friends, small towns and beaches and both had the time of their life. Cliff feels blessed to have had this most amazing and final trip with his greatest love.
Scott is proceeded in death by his beloved grandmother Mildred Henley, uncles Thomas and Richard, and aunt Patricia Thompson and Grandfather Joe Anglin. Scott is survived by his husband Cliff, parents William and Sandra, sister Amy Kelleher, nieces Tayler, Kaylinn, Jayce, Haylei, Payton, and nephew Anthony Jr, as well as his great nephew Cooper. Scott is also survived by his extended family, in-laws Elbert and Cathy Chamberlin, sister and brother in-law Ann and Dale Swartz, nephews Dale Jr. and Eric Swartz and their beloved wives Ashley and Emily, great nephews Matthew, Landon and great niece Palmer. Sister in-law Donna Rogers and nieces Melissa, Jacquie, and nephew Joseph.
Scott William Anglin of Glendale, Arizona unexpectedly passed away November 14, 2021, at 49 years of age as the result of a massive heart attack. Scott's passing will forever leave a tremendous void in the lives and hearts of those who loved him. Scott was generous, kind, and loving and will forever be remembered by his family for his sense of humor and quick-witted comical sarcastic comebacks.
Scott was born June 12, 1972, to William and Sandra Anglin in Phoenix, Arizona. Scott was a 1991 graduate of Greenway High School (GHS) and he would later earn his A.A. In Social Services and his B.A. in Healthcare Administration.
Scott enlisted in the United States Navy in 1991 and completed his Basic Training in Illinois and his Advanced Individual Training in Tennessee. Scott was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Independence. Scott proudly served in Operation Desert Storm and later completed his Navy career in Lemoore, California aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Carl Vinson. Throughout the course of Scott's service, he received the following Decorations, Medals, and Ribbons:
• Meritorious Unit Commendation
• Navy E Ribbon
• Navy Good Conduct Medal
• National Defense Service Medal
• Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
• Southwest Asia Service Medal
• Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
• 2nd AWD; Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon, and
• 2nd AWD; Kuwait Liberation Medal
In 2004, Scott met the love of his life, Clifford Chamberlin. The two spent 13 years together before quietly marrying February 27, 2017, and an additional four years happily married before his unexpected and untimely passing. The two were inseparable and aside from their love for one another what brought them immeasurable joy was their shared love for dogs. Throughout their lives together they would have a total of five fur babies to include Browser, Kira, Gidget, Buddy, and CoCo. Their fur babies were their pride and joy, and all spoiled beyond measure.
Equally important to them was love for family. Scott and Cliff were unquestionably blessed to have the unconditional love and support from both sides of their respective families. Scott's family living in Glendale, Cliff's parents living in Sun City until 2021, and Cliff's siblings in Massachusetts and Maine. When not working, their free time was spent with their parents and whenever possible they would vacation in Wareham, MA to visit Cliff's sister and her cherished family. In May and June of this year, Scott and Cliff made a month-long round-trip journey by car from Arizona to Cape Cod, MA. They would spend their time visiting family, friends, small towns and beaches and both had the time of their life. Cliff feels blessed to have had this most amazing and final trip with his greatest love.
Scott is proceeded in death by his beloved grandmother Mildred Henley, uncles Thomas and Richard, and aunt Patricia Thompson and Grandfather Joe Anglin. Scott is survived by his husband Cliff, parents William and Sandra, sister Amy Kelleher, nieces Tayler, Kaylinn, Jayce, Haylei, Payton, and nephew Anthony Jr, as well as his great nephew Cooper. Scott is also survived by his extended family, in-laws Elbert and Cathy Chamberlin, sister and brother in-law Ann and Dale Swartz, nephews Dale Jr. and Eric Swartz and their beloved wives Ashley and Emily, great nephews Matthew, Landon and great niece Palmer. Sister in-law Donna Rogers and nieces Melissa, Jacquie, and nephew Joseph.
Scott was born June 12, 1972, to William and Sandra Anglin in Phoenix, Arizona. Scott was a 1991 graduate of Greenway High School (GHS) and he would later earn his A.A. In Social Services and his B.A. in Healthcare Administration.
Scott enlisted in the United States Navy in 1991 and completed his Basic Training in Illinois and his Advanced Individual Training in Tennessee. Scott was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Independence. Scott proudly served in Operation Desert Storm and later completed his Navy career in Lemoore, California aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Carl Vinson. Throughout the course of Scott's service, he received the following Decorations, Medals, and Ribbons:
• Meritorious Unit Commendation
• Navy E Ribbon
• Navy Good Conduct Medal
• National Defense Service Medal
• Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
• Southwest Asia Service Medal
• Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
• 2nd AWD; Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon, and
• 2nd AWD; Kuwait Liberation Medal
In 2004, Scott met the love of his life, Clifford Chamberlin. The two spent 13 years together before quietly marrying February 27, 2017, and an additional four years happily married before his unexpected and untimely passing. The two were inseparable and aside from their love for one another what brought them immeasurable joy was their shared love for dogs. Throughout their lives together they would have a total of five fur babies to include Browser, Kira, Gidget, Buddy, and CoCo. Their fur babies were their pride and joy, and all spoiled beyond measure.
Equally important to them was love for family. Scott and Cliff were unquestionably blessed to have the unconditional love and support from both sides of their respective families. Scott's family living in Glendale, Cliff's parents living in Sun City until 2021, and Cliff's siblings in Massachusetts and Maine. When not working, their free time was spent with their parents and whenever possible they would vacation in Wareham, MA to visit Cliff's sister and her cherished family. In May and June of this year, Scott and Cliff made a month-long round-trip journey by car from Arizona to Cape Cod, MA. They would spend their time visiting family, friends, small towns and beaches and both had the time of their life. Cliff feels blessed to have had this most amazing and final trip with his greatest love.
Scott is proceeded in death by his beloved grandmother Mildred Henley, uncles Thomas and Richard, and aunt Patricia Thompson and Grandfather Joe Anglin. Scott is survived by his husband Cliff, parents William and Sandra, sister Amy Kelleher, nieces Tayler, Kaylinn, Jayce, Haylei, Payton, and nephew Anthony Jr, as well as his great nephew Cooper. Scott is also survived by his extended family, in-laws Elbert and Cathy Chamberlin, sister and brother in-law Ann and Dale Swartz, nephews Dale Jr. and Eric Swartz and their beloved wives Ashley and Emily, great nephews Matthew, Landon and great niece Palmer. Sister in-law Donna Rogers and nieces Melissa, Jacquie, and nephew Joseph.
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