Scott Scheuermann
January 22, 2024
Scott Thomas Scheuermann, age 39, of Gainesville, Florida passed away on January 22,2024.
Scott was born in Huntsville Alabama on August 8, 1984. Scott was a Nurse Practitioner in Neurology at Shands Hospital in Gainesville.
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Scott you are missed. I remember you as a talented and committed healthcare professional, full of knowledge and a wry sense of humor. Rest in peace, knowing that you touched many lives.
I’m just a former patient whose life you touched. I remember during the height of the pandemic when my depression and ptsd was at its worse and I was struggling with whether or not I should tell you I needed help. At our next appointment I had a nervous breakdown and finally asked for help. I will never forget that look on your face and what you did to calm me down. I’ve experienced a lot of trauma and the fact that I was able to trust someone was a huge thing for me. You really did affect the lives of those you helped. My heart goes out to the Scheuermann family.Â
Scott, Scott, Scott. Words cannot express what I have been feeling over the past week. You are greatly missed around here at UF Health Neurology. You were a wealth of knowledge and a true assess to our team. Rest well.
Scott, although we only worked together for a year, I'll always appreciate the advice you offered. You had a helpful and generous spirit. I'll never forget your offer to help us fix our bathroom tile right before we moved last summer. Only after spending the afternoon helping me did you mention it was your birthday. I remember thinking at the time that if I wasn't in the midst of a chaotic move, I would have stopped to take you out for a birthday dinner. I wish I had. I hope you knew how much I appreciated you. Peace.
What I knew of Scott he was this person that would help you in anyway he could he had so much Knowledge about many, many things. He was a person believed in just do it , go for you goal in life. He told me a story of him being fearful of Heights and he got over it I will always remember that story. My deepest Sympathy to Family. your in my prayers. He was a Wonderful Man.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time.
Oh Scott!!! You are missed around here. Scott was such a very Knowledgeable, dedicated and fun NP and I'm so glad I was able to work with him. One memory I have of Scott is if I did not know about something or the answer to something I could always go to him. Thank you for always answering my questions and explaining the reasoning behind it! To the Scheuermann family, my heartfelt condolences. I pray that you are surrounded by God's comforting Love!
-Rachel O, MA
Scott, although only knew you a short time, you were a wonderful person to work with and will be missed greatly. Peace be with you. from Maira
To the Scheuermann family,
I offer my deepest condolences , my heart breaks for you as you navigate through this unimaginable sorrow. May the love and memories you shared bring you some measure of comfort during this difficult time. May God bless and keep you. Angela
My most sincere condolence/respects to the Scheuermann family/friends for the unexpected loss of a greatest mentor/educator/connoisseur & excellent human being in overall.Â
I will be forever grateful for the medical knowledge you share with me during our working time in OEC. You teach me how to handle difficult situations with the best attitude.Â
 I hope you are at peace and free of anguish.Â
I am so sorry for the loss of Scott. Scott has been my APRN for approximately one year. He was so thorough, kind, a great listener, problem solver and especially helpful most recently by sharing tips on managing my hand tremors. May he rest in peace knowing he was loved by his patients. God bless his caring soul 🙏
Scott, I can not believe that I am here writing a message for you. My heart aches. You were such a great guy. I will never forget our talks, your advice and your smile. I am so happy that I have such good memories of you. I remember when we spent the night singing Karaoke, it was such fun, us goofing around. We had a blast. I'm so grateful that you came to celebrate my 50th with me at my home. You were like a little brother to me. My sincere condolences go out to the family. I remember us hanging out one night and we walked and talked so much because we didn't want to try and stop a cab in the middle of downtown. You and I looked at each other like what the heck…..we walked this much! LOL. I love you Scott and will never forget you. Another angel has been called. May your beautiful soul be at peace my brother.
I had the pleasure to work alongside Scott over the last year. The passion and kindness he offered his patients made me smile. He often came to my office to see if I could schedule patients during his admin time so he could spend extra time with them. He was knowledgeable, and taught me so much about Epilepsy, in an easy to understand way, never making me feel ignorant when doing so. When not speaking about patients, he shared his love for "handy-man work", his family back in Alabama and offered advice on making sure I had a good work/life balance. He is missed daily, but his impact and legacy lives on in the patients he helped and cared for, and our team, his work family. I pray he rests in peace.
Scott was a fantastic colleague and a tremendous advocate for his patients and friends. I remember that he always sought timely and superior medical care for his patients. His compassion and dedication earned him deep admiration from the staff. He influenced and touched the lives of friends, colleagues, and acquaintances.
His legacy of kindness, industriousness, and advocacy continues to inspire us.
Your departure is deeply felt by all who were fortunate to know you. I am profoundly grateful for the multiple times you kindly provided me with clever advice. Your invaluable support has had a profound impact on my decisions and growth.
May God bless you and comfort the sorrow of family and friends in your absence.
– Claudio
I'm so heartbroken over this news. You were such a caring and compassionate doctor, you always took such great care of my daughter. You will be missed. RIP
Condolences to all who loved Scott. Holding you all in our hearts.Â
Missy and Ronnie
Scott, you were a wonderfully kind and empathetic person. My deepest sympathy to the Scheuermann family. May Jesus comfort them.
Thank you for your care from 2019 until 2022. I appreciated and trusted your honesty, integrity, and patience.
Our condolences to his family.
Got to know Scott at Orlando Epilepsy Center. Â Always professional, kind, compassionate and understanding. Â
A wonderful human being went to heaven. Â
May you Rest in Peace.
Praying for healing during this difficult time, may you find comfort from friends and family.Â
Psalms 91
Scheuermann family you are remembered in our hearts, thoughts, & prayers for comfort & hope in this very sorrowful time. Scott lives on as you continue to remember him & all the joy his life has contributed to family, friends, & neighbors. Words fail but eternal love never fails.Â
My heart goes out to his family …he helped me when I thought I was never going to be normal again my heart is broken God bless
Mr. Scheuermann was a caring and knowledgeable practitioner. He looked for the most effective ways to treat me and gave clear directions. He never made me feel rushed even though he managed his time well. Clients were fortunate to be in his care. I am sending heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
During this time of unexpected loss, may God bring the family comfort and encouragement in ways only He can provide. Reading through other comments, it's so gratifying to see the numerous positive and beneficial accomplishments of Scott during such a brief life. He was obviously such a blessing to so many in so many ways.
I’m deeply saddened to hear that Mr. Scheuermann has passed away. Although I was only in his care for about a year, he had changed my life forever. I was diagnosed with Epilepsy in 2019 and have had a pattern of uncontrolled seizures ever since. I’ve seen many specialists over the years but nothing really changed until I first saw him. With his great care, dedication, and knowledge, I am currently seizure free for over 6 months. I couldn’t be more grateful for his help, it’s a shame I couldn’t have thanked him enough in person. My deepest condolences go out to the family of Mr. Scheuermann, he was a great man.Â
I saw Scott for the first time last year in my neurology appointment. He was a very patient man dealing with a adult with special needs using a communication device. He will definitely be missed by me. Rest In Peace nurse Scott. I liked him a lot.
Our hearts and prayers are with you both. So very sorry and sad. He was a wonderful person.Â
Scott obviously touched many lives in a positive way and he will live on in so many good memories. May God provide peace and comfort to all who are affected by this loss, but especially to the Scheuermann family.
Kurt, I am so saddened to hear about your son. Such a handsome face. He favors you a lot in this picture. You and your family have been in my prayers. May God, give you comfort and peace. Take care! Hugs, Umeka
Scott was obviously a great asset and well loved in his community and will be missed by many. May his memories bring you comfort, Kurt and Marla. I'm so sorry for your loss.
To Kurt and his family,
Sending my sincerest thoughts and prayers to you during this difficult time.
May God continue to comfort you and Bless you.
-Jessica C.
I am shocked and utterly heart broken to find out that you have left us Scott. You were a dear friend and I wish we could have had more time with you. I regret that I didn't keep in touch with you lately. I wish I had the opportunity to say goodbye. I love you brother, and my condolence to your family.
My first nursing experience was at Huntsville Hospital – Scott was the absolute best with helping whenever I needed him. He was Like my little brother- we lost touch over the years but absolutely the feelings come back immediately when I think about our time GOD gave us. He was a light in my life. To know him was to love him.
When I first moved to Orlando and went to the Epilepsy Center, I had the absolute privilege (and oftentimes to his dismay) of being one of his patients. When I had two seizures in one year, he put the fear of God into me ("I will absolutely call your mother.") as it were, when I wanted to give up my favorite hobby of going to Halloween events and he said that life can't stop because your brain short circuits from time to time. I sometimes would go out of my way to get on this poor man's last nerve but he was patient with me regardless and made me feel like someone actually cared for once. He was one of the best people I ever knew and I still haven't forgotten his advice.