Scott Dean Bone

Scott Dean Bone, age 61, passed away on March 9, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri. Born on February 8, 1964, in Holdrege, Nebraska, Scott was a beacon of strength and wit throughout his life. Renowned for his strong personality and keen intellect, he skillfully blended professional dedication with a delightful dose of humor and a sprinkle of sarcasm.

Scott pursued various careers, always bringing dedication and skill to his work. His professional endeavors were complemented by his many passions outside of work. He had an enduring love for architecture and art, and he was a fervent fan of Tina Turner, often filling his home with her vibrant music and his monotone singing voice. Scott also found great joy in floral gardening and landscaping, pouring his creativity and dedication into nurturing the beauty around him. Perhaps one of his greatest loves was New York City, a place that held special significance in his heart due to the time he spent living there, where his spirit seemed to soar amidst the hustle and bustle.

One of Scott’s proudest accomplishments was purchasing his home on Locust Street at the young age of 19. This house became a labor of love, as he devoted countless hours to transforming it into a space filled with warmth and personality, a testament to his dedicated nature, pride in craftsmanship and impeccable style.

Scott is survived by his beloved husband, Chris Carr, who was by his side through thick and thin. He is also survived by his stepson Andrew Carr and stepdaughter Emily Murphy, who cherished their time together and the memories they created as a family. His legacy continues through his grandsons, Knox Carr Murphy and Basil Carr-Hall. Scott is also survived by his sister, Susan Jensen, and aunts Charilyn Bone-Baxter and Stacie Bone, who will reflect on the many memories they shared with him.

Scott's departure from this world leaves a profound void in the lives of all who knew him. He was a man who effortlessly combined intellect with compassion, humor with seriousness, and strength with gentleness. As we remember him, let us celebrate a life rich in love, laughter, and legacy, and carry forward the lessons he imparted, ensuring his spirit lives on through the kindness we extend to one another.