Christopher “Scott” Stephenson
Christopher “Scott” Stephenson 52, a resident of Manvel TX for almost 20 years passed away on September 21.2020 in Pearland, Texas.
Scott was born in Houston, TX June 22, 1968 to Ronald David Stephenson and Pamela Stephenson Johnson.
He was a long time employee with Compac, HP and Dell Computers.
Scott was an active leader in Boy Scouts. He was also a youth leader at Cypress Creek Christian Church for many years and attended Redeemer Church of Manvel.
Scott was preceded in death by his father Ronald David Stephenson.
He leaves behind his wife, Jane Hankins Stephenson and sons Matthew and Jonathan. He also leaves his mother Pam Johnson, stepfather Guy Johnson, sistersKelly Ernst and Heidi Stephenson. Scott also leaves numerous family members and lifelong friends.
Scott, aka “Scotty” was a loving member of a large, extended and blended family who will miss him greatly as will his many friends.
A good man went to be with the Lord. Scotty as he was affectionally known to his
friends and family was a loving husband; father; son and brother. He was always
thinking of others. He was an active youth worker at Cypress Creek Christian Church and their are many tributes from those who knew him there. He was also active in the Boy Scouts and a good influence on a lot of young men there. He was with HP Computers for years, and was sent by the company to China and Europe to trouble-shoot problems at factories there. At family gatherings he always added much love and laughter, especially at Family Christmas. He will be dearly missed by his large extended and blended family and all who knew him. As the Bible says “well done good and faithful servant” . We all love you Scotty
Aunt Pam and Uncle Guy,
Words cannot express the sadness of the
loss of a child. Although I did not know Scotty from all I have read, he was a great son, husband, and father. Good job well done and now time for him to rest.
Sandy Honea
Scott was my cousin and friend. He always had a good laugh and appreciated a good joke. Obviously he was dedicated to his family and community. I love you, cousin. Thanks for all your support in the past. I’ll see you on the other side. As they say at NASA – Godspeed.
My only nephew. He was born the year I graduated from high school. I flew to Houston to help his parents when he arrived. He was MY baby and leaving him to go to college broke my heart. I loved him so much. The world lost a precious, kind, gentle man. Godspeed Scotty.
Loved this precious gentle giant. He was such a wonderful friend to my son and the large group of youth at Cypress Creek Christian Church. Those young people remained friends into adulthood. Losing Scott was like losing a part of my son who died 13 years ago. I will miss his Facebook posts about his very gifted sons. What a great husband and father he was. Prayers for Jane, Matthew and Jonathan.