So sorry to hear of your loss. My sincere condolences to everyone in the family.

Greg Hjelmstad
Lake in the Hills, IL
hjlmstd@gmail.com
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Scott was a very special man and will be remembered by all and never forgotten

Dorothy Stewart
La Mesa, Ca
mtgrandmax5@yahoo.com
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My sincerest sympathy for your loss. I am sure he will be missed by many.

Genise DeTienne Hancock
Hartford, KS
hancockgk@hotmail.com
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Connie, Eric, Chad & Edie:  Scott was a special sort of soul.  He will be dearly missed!!!  Thinking of you all -

Patti Engstrom Hedges
Antelope, MT
patti_hedges@hotmail.com
    Scott Tetrault

    Memorial services in celebration of the life of Scott Tetrault were held at 2:00 PM
    Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Those attending the services at the Union Congregational
    Church in Medicine Lake were encouraged to wear jeans and Tees ~ maybe with
    designs of Classic Trucks or Cars, Monster Trucks, or  favorite football teams, and
    bring a favorite story about Scott!

    Rev. Tim Hutslar officiated at the service; private interment of cremated remains will
    be held at a later date. Honorary Bearers were Tim Ereth, Bryce Hancock, Chad
    Reuter, Russ Williams, and all of Scott's family and other friends. Ushers were Glenn
    and Vivian Ostby. Scott, 53, died at his Medicine Lake home Friday morning, February
    27after 4 years with cancer.

    Scott was born at Detroit Lakes, Minnesota December 5, 1955, the son of Edward
    and Margaret (Sevcik) Tetrault. Scott graduated from Plentywood High School in
    1975, and entered the U.S. Navy. After 7 years’ service, including 3 years aboard the
    Harold J. Ellison, DD864, ported at Philadelphia, and a two years shore tour at
    Brunswick, Maine,  Scott left the navy.

An “automotive repair technician” – ok, a paint and body man! – Scott worked for Hancock Auto Body in Medicine Lake, but his off time
found him working part time for Russ Williams, restoring old cars, fixing cars and trucks,  restoring old cars and trucks for other people,
helping kids with their bikes, restoring old cars, even building his own “high-rider” custom bike that he rode for transportation around
Medicine Lake (and restoring old cars and trucks!)

Scott married Connie Carlson at the Union Congregational Church June 26, 1976; they have made their home in  ’Lake since. Scott was
good at carpentry, too; adding onto and fixing up their home, helping with work at the 8-Ball, and never knew the word “No” – he was
eternally kindhearted and loved to work  and to help out his friends any way he could. He was never sick, never missed a day of work,
and seemed to be going 24-7. Monster Trucks and any football events found him mesmerized in front of the TV, and in recent years he
was a major fan of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Scott will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Connie; two sons, Eric, of West Fargo, North Dakota; and Chad and his companion, Edie
Burris, of Medicine Lake; his step-mother, Irma Tetrault, of Battle Creek, Michigan; brothers John, Tom, Ryan, and Jeff Tetrault; his father-
and mother-in-law, Lloyd and June Carlson, of Medicine Lake; brothers-in-law Curt Carlson and his wife Ryan, of Yuma, Arizona and Len
Hallesy and his wife Cheryl, of Elk River, Minnesota; sisters-in-law Carol Lubbers and her husband Mark, of Billings, Montana and Karen
Sautter and her husband Gregg, of Missoula, Montana,  as well as by his gentle four-legged constant companion, “Buddy,”  grand-dog
“Joker” and grand-cat, “Ranger.” Scott was preceded in death by his father and mother.

Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood had charge of arrangements.e
. . . . in Memory of . . . .
1955 - 2009
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