Scott is a 3-time brain tumor survivor; for more than two decades, Scott has faced brain tumors with extraordinary courage. We are incredibly proud of the man he is, the husband and father he continues to be, and the difference he is making for others in the brain tumor community.

We witness the difficult days, the uncertainty, and the physical and emotional toll that this disease and its treatments have taken on him. We also see his incredible determination to keep moving forward. There have been moments when it would have been understandable to feel defeated, but Scott continues to choose hope.

That doesn’t mean every day is easy. It means that even on the hard days, he finds a way to be grateful for another day, another family memory, another opportunity to make a difference.

His journey is a reminder that being a survivor isn’t simply about overcoming a diagnosis. It is about finding the strength to continue living, loving, giving back, and believing in what lies ahead.