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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Forrest SCOTT
Strenzel
March 25, 1946 – March 7, 2026
Forrest SCOTT Strenzel, 79 of Wyoming, Mi passed away
Saturday, March 7th, 2026 of pancreatic cancer.
He was born in Reed City, Mi. March 25th, 1946 to Ed and Thelma Strenzel where he grew up testing every boundary given to him. I’m sure if you’re reading this, you’ve heard him tell at least one of those stories.
Scott graduated from Reed City High School in 1964 then headed to the U.P. for auto body school where he met and married the mother of his two daughters, Dawn Strenzel (Hersey, Mi) and Darcy Wilbourn (Brighton, Mi).
Scott is survived by his eldest daughter Dawn, his granddaughter, Rebecca (Spouse Ed Hansen), great-grand children, Vincent, David, Lily, Jack, & Clark, his grandson, Benjamin Salyer, (Fiancé Emily), and great-grandson, Wade.
He is also survived by his youngest daughter, Darcy (Spouse Steve Wilbourn), grandson, Reid (Spouse Danielle), and grandson, Ethan.
There are no formal services planned, per Scott’s wishes.
Any condolences may be easily sent to
“Dawn Adine” and/or “Darcy Wilbourn” via fb messenger.
In honor of Scott, please consider donating to West Michigan Wildlife Center.
This would be greatly appreciated.
HTTPS://www.westmichiganwildlife.org/support
or mail to:
435 Oakhurst Ave NW
Grand Rapids, Mi 49504
Scott will be remembered by all who knew him for his colorful story telling, infamous phrases, and love for his family. He spent his life outdoors enjoying birds and all wildlife, always heading off on road trips and feeding his love for vintage automobiles, there were also the times he spent sailing and taking in Lake Michigan. “Scooter” spent his retirement years proudly writing articles about his life’s passion and favorite hobby, for multiple automotive magazines. He will be missed.
Love you, “Pops”!
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