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SCOTT LEGARY

We are sorry to inform you of the passing of Scott Legary — a man whose heart, humor, and resilience touched everyone who knew him.

Three years ago, Scott’s life changed forever when he sustained a devastating spinal cord injury. What followed was a journey that tested every limit imaginable—but also revealed the true depth of his strength. Through pain, loss, and unimaginable challenges, Scott faced each day with courage, grace, and a quiet determination that inspired everyone around him.

Those who knew Scott knew his laughter—how it filled a room—and his compassion, which never wavered even in the face of hardship. He had an uncanny ability to lift others up, even when the weight of his own circumstances was heavy. His perseverance reminded us what it means to be human: to love deeply, to fight fiercely, and to find gratitude in moments both big and small.

Scott left this world on November 6, through his own choice—a decision made with the same clarity, honesty, and dignity that defined his entire journey. In choosing peace on his own terms, he reminded us that courage takes many forms.

His legacy is one of strength, friendship, and community. The outpouring of love from “Friends of Scott Legary” showed just how many lives he impacted—how deeply he was admired and loved.

As we say goodbye, we celebrate not only the man Scott was, but the light he leaves behind. His story will continue to inspire everyone who faces adversity with heart and hope.

To the many people that donated so generously to Scott’s wheelchair and wellness fund, we cannot thank you enough. The remaining dollars will be donated in his name to The Killarney Foundation, more specifically, Killarney Minor Sports, and to the Winkler Flyers Hockey Club.

May you rest peacefully, Scott.
Your resilience will never be forgotten, and your spirit will forever remind us to keep living—and loving — with courage.

Sincerely,

The Friends of Scott Legary

Posted November 11, 2025

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Funds raised to date:
$60,980

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In November 2022, a tragic accident occurred that rendered our friend, Scott, a quadriplegic.

He has demonstrated incredible resilience to overcome his physical challenges, but the long-term financial burden to build his new life is real and daunting. Scott would benefit greatly from support of family and friends, ensuring that financial limitations don’t impact what might be possible on his road to independence.

As friends and supporters of Scott, we have created a fund for him in which every single dollar received will be allocated to his healthcare needs.

His most immediate priority is the purchase of a customized wheelchair, estimated at $55,000. Funds raised beyond this goal will be prioritized and allocated to his future healthcare needs. We will use this platform to update his friends on the milestones of his journey to independence.

Your generosity will propel Scott’s journey, providing the necessary financial support to positively impact his quality of his life. We thank you for your support as our friend continues his journey to a build a new, meaningful life of independence.

Fundraising Goals

Goal 1
Motorized wheelchair
Motorized wheelchair
Target:
$55,000
Goal 2
Physical/Occupational Therapy
Physical/Occupational Therapy
Target:
$10,000
Goal 3
Coming Soon
Target:
$0.00

Friends of Scott

Jim Bartley

Margo Bell

Rob and Marilyn Kroeker

Tara and Mark Holland

Dwayne Thomson

Dave Stewart

JIm Dick

Louise and Earl Gardiner

Mike Krykewich

Troy Robertson Trucking

Don McLennan

Jeff vincent

Roxanne Cowlthorp

Kevin Kaiser

John Oberlin

Larry and Marlene Falk

Carol Kemp

Alair Homes

Logan and Brittney Towns

Ed Belfour

Edward Dearlsey

Amber Gilberto ( Smith)

Slobogian Family

Paul Bryant

Chris Johnson

Kevin Chorney

Kevin & Sharon Bartley

Walter & Carol Hargest

Blair & Irene Waldvogel

Gary Thomas Conway

Scott Warner

Emma LaBossiere

Carol English

Tammie Dueck

Derrick Male

Grant and Shannon Stefanson

Billy Baroo

Cali Campbell

Martin Smith

Vivian Boulet

Patricia Beech

Dexter Roche

Evelyn Ramage

Keith Forsyth

Kevin Vanderstel

Glenn and Maureen Johnson

Trav & Bev Hilhorst

Jonah Smith

Harley & Linda Johnson

Warren Higginson

Bob and Ellen Ford

Nelson Woods

Erin Parker (Johnson)

Dallas and Laurel Pettypiece

William Parnetta

Chris Dueck

Bob & Sharon Chapman

Paul & Meagan Brisebois

Norm and Joy-Lynne Towns

Gail Maxwell

Jaylee & Jerret Leslie

Tim Baylis

Dan & Lori Robertson

Jason Taylor

Darren & Trudy Cameron

Mike Agar

Glen MacGillivray

Marty and Michelle Smith

Allen Hargest

Ted Foreman

Clark & Wendy Myers

David & Deb Jones

Brian Foreman

Darcy and Liana Dearsley

Kelly Fehr

Lorrie Hicks-Lamb

Donna Smith

Nancy Olson

Curtis and Diane Dickson

Ryan Ogilvie

Jeff & Kelly-Ann Parsonage

Lane Curry

Darwin and Judy Robertson

Jeff Scott

Dave Nebuhr

Jane and Brad Curtis

Brad & Kim English

Chris and Elaine Hunt

Kevin Mason

Gwen & Derek Tripp

Barry Bartley

Lynne Johnson

Makenna Smith

Tanner & Lauren Anderson

Martin and Edie Brown

Bill Ransom

Kirby Smith/ Connie Hutchison

Earl and Joy Johnson

Wayne & Ang Bartley

Brian McCorriston

Mark & Janice Steadman

Mike & Lori Johnson

Brian and Wenda Anderson

Gord & Cheryl Juras

Carma Campbell Lecuyer

Anonymous

Gordon Dearsley

Brian Sexton

Winkler Flyers Hockey Club

Clint Smith

Scott McLennan

Brian and Susan Person

Nicole Berard

Troy Haugen

Murray Moon

Terry Hanks

Larry Shannon

Miriam Crawley(Nichol)

Allan Sharpe

Jeff Trapp

Four Brothers Masonry

Scott and Bonnie Ransom

Doug & Debbie Roeges

Alvin Perkins

Nestor and Joan

Rich Van Wallegham

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