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Scott Stephen Stoner

April 15, 1974 ~ May 18, 2025

A life of curiosity, contradiction, and wit. Scott Stephen Stoner passed away on May 18, 2025, after a hard-fought battle with cancer; he left behind a legacy as unique as the man himself. He was a person of unexpected contradictions — quiet yet animated, deeply intellectual yet delightfully strange. Knowing Scott was a process of discovery, and each stage revealed something more fascinating than the last. His thoughtful, passionate conversations on nearly any topic were rivaled only by his love for friends and family. He was fascinated with the world and with life and with things that sparked imagination. His pursuit of knowledge was expressed in his focus and intensity. At heart, Scott was a man whose generosity and thoughtfulness was often hidden in his sarcasm or silliness. Some may not have understood his quirks, but those who did were lucky to experience the richness and joy they brought. He will be deeply missed. He is survived by his wife, Stacie; son, Elijah; and brother, William. He was preceded in death by his parents Stephen and Maggi. Services will be held on Saturday, May 24, 2025, at 2pm at Southern Cremation and Funerals at Cheatham Hill in Marietta, Georgia. In lieu of flowers the family asks that you make a charitable donation to Hand-in-Hand Recovery in Scott’s memory.

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  1. Scott, I always enjoyed our times together running calls in Baldwin County. You were always calm, cool, and collected when you showed up on the ambulance. People are still alive because of your actions. Rest easy my friend.

  2. I only knew Scott for about 24 hours. We met at Peachtree Wellness Solutions back in October. He was the first person to speak to me. I walked into group, mortified, and he told me to sit next to him. He complimented my silly drawings, and he talked me through the scariest time of my life. He helped me see that life was worth living again, just in those 24 hours. Thank you, Scott. You saved me.


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