Scott William Schwegler

August 9, 1990 - December 24, 2020

Scott William Schwegler was born on August 9, 1990 at Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Gerald Thomas and Linda Jean (Cummings)Schwegler. We brought him home to live in Broken Arrow, Ok. Scott left this life on Thursday,December 24, 2020 . He was 30 years , 4 months and 15 days young. He was driving to work for a few hours before going with his family to the lake to celebrate Christmas. He apparently suffered a seizure while driving which resulted in his death. He married Courtney Anne Brownell on July 12, 2014 In a beautiful ceremony. They were blessed with 2 incredible children. Luke Thomas Schwegler, age 3 , born February 17, 2018 and Nate William Schwegler, age 2, born September 7, 2019. They were loved by Scott with every fiber of his being. His family was his life. He leaves behind his wife, Courtney and their 2 sons, Luke and Nate of Broken Arrow. His parents Jerry Schwegler and Linda (Cummings) Schwegler of Park Hill , Oklahoma.Scott had 5 siblings; Craig Schwegler(Nicole) of Broken Arrow, Kristyn (Schwegler) Ramsey(Matt)of Owasso, Mike Schwegler( Julie) of Park Hill,Sean Schwegler of Skiatook, and Michelle Sundberg(Joe) of Broken Arrow. His maternal grand parents Lorenzo John Cummings and La Jean (Rees)Cummings. Other family members Jake Neal and Justin Slack. Father-in-law David Brownell and Mother-in -law Sonia (Pittser) Brownell of Park Hill. Courtney’s paternal grandmother Anne (McCloud) Hunt of Agra and maternal grandparents Tom Pittser and Lerie(Helm ) Pittser of Agra. Brother-in law Chris Brownell(Amy) of Park Hill, Sister-in-law Jenny (Brownell)Dawson (Josh) of Perkins. He had many nieces and nephews McKenna, Alley and Jaekob Schwegler, Taylor Ramsey, Cooper Sundberg, Carson, Jackson, Bryson and Benson Brownell, Rylan and Chase Dawson . He was preceded in death by his grandparents : John(Bud) Schwegler and Phyllis (Howkins)Schwegler. Courtney’s paternal grandfather Leverne Brownelle. Scott lived and grew up in Broken Arrow with his parents and siblings . He was a stubborn child, but well loved . He attended Wee Baptist Ministry, Mother's Day Out when he was 4 years old. He attended Broken Arrow Schools until he graduated from Broken Arrow High School in May of 2009. He had a few wonderful and memorable teachers including Mrs Betty Sheofee for 1st grade and a multi-age class. Mrs. Wood for 4 th grade ,Mrs Gina Rector for 5 th grade , Mrs Wileman in elementary school and Mrs Paula Torrence at Childers. Mrs Torrence gave him the confidence that he was smart and could do anything he set his mind to. He moved to Tahlequah to begin his college career in Aug 2009. His roommates were Tommie Story and Toby Ritz. They were roommates until the 3 of them graduated .While pursuing his studies, he was also very active in his fraternity PI KAPPA ALPHA where he became vice-president and then president of the fraternity. He graduated in May of 2013 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a major in Accounting. He met the love of his life when they were only 11 and 12 years old. They grew up knowing each other and enjoying many happy family outings and liking each other. When Courtney move to Tahlequah to begin her sophomore year of college, their feelings for each other were quickly rekindled. They have been side-by-side ever since. The rest is history. After graduating Scott worked for American Energy and then Gulfport Energy.He worked for a time for his father-in-law at their family’s business: Contemporary Cabinets in Edmond. Scott and Courtney have lived in Broken Arrow, Edmond and Yukon, Ok. Two years ago they moved back to Broken Arrow where they moved into Scott’s childhood home. Scott began working for Millcreek Lumber and was there for a year. He decided to find something that he loved doing. He got a job with High Vibration Oklahoma helping build their business from the ground up. He was their Director of Cultivation. He was so passionate about the work he was doing . Scott made many friends throughout his life. He touched many lives. He was a very giving and compassionate person. He always thought of others. Scott was one of the best dads I have ever seen. He loved so completely. As parents, we have been so proud of the man that he became. We love you Scott. Your place in our hearts is secure and eternal.