On September 1st as the warm morning sun made it's way through the valley, our loyal cowboy, was reunited with his wife in what was, we're sure, the most joyous event.

On November 21 ^st ,  1960, on a brisk and windy afternoon, Scott Craig Attebury was born with stunning blue eyes, in the heart of caribou county, Idaho. He called Soda Springs his home his entire life with never a desire to live elsewhere.

Scott married his fellow rodeo club member Lisa Sibbett, together they brought three children into the world Mike, Tiffany & Crystal. They later divorced.  He married his soul mate, Sandra Norstrom who brought with her, her children Holly and Justin. They welcomed their son Tyler to complete the family.

Scott, supported his family, for many years, as an operator at a local industrial plant. He was forced into an early retirement after a back injury.

As an avid outdoorsman, Scott enjoyed camping, fishing and horseback riding in the beautiful Idaho wilderness, he was an accomplished hunter, one of the many skills he was proud to say was passed on to him by his Grandfather. He also enjoyed golf and played whenever he could, meeting new people and making good friends.

He was a rare combination of someone who loved life and had a firm understanding of what was important- the simplicity of living life with those you love.

He lived 1000 years in his 60 years with us. He always said "It's not the years it's the miles" and man, did he have some miles.

He will be missed by his four children Mike (Amanda), Tiffany (Dustin), Crystal (Jim) and Tyler, 16 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, His sister Janean, brothers Steve (Lisa), Shawn (Amber) and several nieces and nephews.

He is welcomed into heaven by his wife Sandra, mother Wildamae Attebury and Grandparents, Isaac and Crystal Skinner.

Graveside services will be held Saturday, September 11 ^th at 12:00 at the Fairview cemetery.

Family will visit with friends Friday, September 10 ^th from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Sims Funeral Home and Saturday from 11 to 11:45 am prior to going to the cemetery for services.