Scott Burri
Scott Burri

Obituary of Scott Alexander Burri

After a tough battle with aggressive cancer, Scott passed peacefully surrounded by his loved ones on Friday, May 23, 2025 at the age of 53. Scott Alexander Burri was the beloved husband of Rosenie, and father to Luke Burri. Scott is survived by his wife, son, parents Sandra and Richard, older brother Michael, and younger sister Alison. He will be missed by many more that knew him. 

Scott was born on March 12, 1972, a middle child to Sandra and Richard Burri. He grew up in Richmond Hill and kept all his childhood friends close to his heart until his dying days. He spent his summer days at the cottage growing up which made him love the outdoor, nature, and animals all the more. He spent a lot of time there with cousins as well, maintaining a really close relationship with them through the years.

One of his favourite activities was night fishing off the dock on Stoney Lake with the lights from the cottage shining behind his head, attracting his much-loved pickerel. Another passion of his was his wide-range travelling. This eventually brought him to the Philippines where he met the love of his life. Soon after they got married, they moved to Lakefield so their son would be close to Scott’s parents.

Scott was a simple, private and loving guy.  His family was important to him. He was great with children. He cherished all his nephews and nieces, and took so much pride in his only boy. He also took joy with the houses and cottages he helped build on the Lake together with his work family.

A Memorial Mass for Scott will be on Saturday, July 5, at 11AM at St. Paul Apostolic Church, 4 Reid St, Lakefield. Followed by a Celebration of Life at 12PM in the same church basement function room. There will be a light lunch served. Please join us in celebrating Scott.

As Expressions of sympathy, memorial donations can be made to the PRHC foundation and Canadian Cancer Society, by visiting www.hendrenfuneralhome.com or by calling (705) 652-3355. Memorial donations are appreciated but not compulsory.