Birth date: Aug 6, 1967 Death date: Dec 27, 2018
Scott Alan Bayless, a longtime resident of San Bernardino, California passed away on December 27th, 2018, surrounded by his family. Scott was born on August 6, 1967 in Kansas City, Missouri to Ruby and Charles Bayless. His family Read Obituary
Well it's been almost three years that you went Home. I think of you and miss you everyday. We had the best life together. We took each other for granted at times, but loved deeply. I'm moving on with a new man now, and know that you just want me to be happy. Love and miss you. TTA
This site is very tough to see. Thank you for all the kind well wishes and all the condolences. Of many memories I have had with my uncle was a time we were going to the snow. At 6:00PM at night. Snow Mountain I believe. It was pitch black, just the two of us. In a tiny, I mean tiny car, a Honda CRX, don't ask me how he fit into that car, But.....anyways, on the side of a mountain driving up and this absolutely blinding fog bank hit us. We could not see in front of the car. So what else do you do. You stop, in the middle of the mountain road, get out of the car in the middle of the street and be amazed that you can't see anything. All while putting your life endanger because you're on the uphill portion of the mountain, dead stopped and in the middle of the road, outside of your vehicle. Only for a few minutes. We did get back in and continue up the mountain and eventually made it to the snow. Sometime later. I believe all we got was a cup of cocoa and came back down but it was nice.
I met Scott when we worked together on a project for the VA. He was so smart, patient and extremely helpful getting this project moving and fully functional. I can honestly say Scott was one of the nicest guys I've had the pleasure to work with, and I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing. We spoke regularly throughout the project, and he was always very pleasant and willing to go above and beyond to assist. Sending many prayers for Scott and his family.
Our family has known Scott since he was about two years old. We moved to our home on Dianthus Avenue in Fontana at about the same time the Bayless family did. I remember him as a little kid in the neighborhood who came to swim in our doughboy pool. After Scott graduated from high school, he worked for our son Mike's photography business as lab manager. Scott and Mike were fast friends who scuba dived together and were there for each other through many ups and downs on both sides. Scott was best man at Mike's second wedding. We feel privileged to have known and loved such a great example of a kind and gentle Christian soul, and express our condolences to Christie and other members of Scott's family. We love you Scott. Go with God.
My love and prayers for all those left behind. May you all be filled with gratitude and peace as you mourn such a loss. Jean Brandt
Rosemarie and myself have known Scott almost 18 years, when our daughter, Jenny married Scott's nephew, Charles Bayless in January 2001. He was one of the sweetest men we have ever known, always so loving, kind and positive person we ever met. He just light up a room by just walking into it. We just loved being around him, he was such a devout Christian, we could tell that, the first were around him for any period. We are surly going to miss him, and have been so blessed to be part of his life, and we will for sure to be able to see him again. Miss you Scott. Jim and Rosemarie Taylor
