Scott Quigley passed away at his home in Spokane after a 3-year battle with cancer. Scott was born in Miles City, Montana to Bob and Lilian (Cloos) Quigley. He attended school in Miles City and at the age of 15, joined the family business, Quigley Masonry. Following Bobs retirement, Scott took over the business.
In 1989, Scott met Sue Minkoff-Allen. In 2002, Scott left Miles City and the two were married in Missoula, Montana. Scott continued to use his masonry skills and talent across Montana and the surrounding states.
Scotty was a quintessential outdoorsman. He loved to camp, hunt, and fish. Whenever he was outdoors, he made note of the natural surroundings and rock that he could use in his business.
Scott’s work meant the world to him. During his chemo treatments, he still worked, dragging his chemo pump along with him. The last few days of his life, he talked about when he would be able to go back to work.
He was proceeded in death by his parents, half sister Barbara Muller, and half-brother Bill Muller.
Survivors include his wife, Sue; a step daughter, Angie Allen, of Spokane; two step sons, Patrick Allen (Jamie Bockness) of Spokane; Dan Allen, of Miles City; granddaughter (the apple of his eye) Camille Hedgecock (Adam DeMott) and great-granddaughter Emery Kay, of Georgia; nephews Todd (Lori) Flor and Dough Brian, all of Arizona; niece Ronda (Todd) Olive of North Carolina.
Cremation has taken place. There will be a remembrance of Scotty at Parker’s Bar on June 27, 2026.
Scott Robert Quigley, age 65, of Spokane, WA formerly of Miles City.
December 8, 1959 – September 15, 2025
Shawna Jerrel Rothaus says
I’m so sorry to hear about Scott. I knew him in high school. He was such a nice guy!
Tracee Raymond-Waples says
Sue and family,
I’m so very sorry for your loss..I have lots of memories of Scott hanging out with my brother and being at our house all the time. I always thought of Scott as an older brother. Scott was a great guy and will be missed by those who knew him. My condolences to all. Hugs and prayers.
Marcy Stabler Parks says
Dan, and all of Scott’s family, I am so sorry to hear this! I remember Scott from grade school. He was always such a nice guy, and his masonry work was beautiful. You are all in my thoughts and prayers!
Danette & David Olguin says
Sue and family I am so sorry to hear about Scott and wanted to let you know you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Robert L Flotkoetter says
So sorry to hear of Scotts passing, he was a very hard worker and took pride in his trade. Gods speed Scott.
Nancy Fillafer says
Scott’s family,
Sorry for the loss. Scott definitely was a hard worker That battle with cancer is a buger. He’s not in pain anymore with it. God Bless.
Steve Taylor says
My condolences Scott lived in the same neighborhood when we were growing up in Miles City and
went to the old Garfield school had a lot of fun and memories so sad to hear about his passing
Sheila Keniv Meckle Rickett says
Sorry to hear this. Went all through school with him. Was a neighbor for years. Was a good guy and always talked when he saw me. Did wonderful work. Gone to soon
Linda Walker says
HI Sue, He worked hard, he played hard. I was always glad to see him. Sorry for your loss.
wes says
SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS WE WORKED WITH SCOTTY FOR MANY YEARS REST IN PEACE MAGIC
Tammy Brenner says
I’m so sorry to hear this. I went to grade school through High School with him. He lived on my street. Sweet guy! May he rest in peace 🙏🏻,
Leanne Senishen says
Oh no,,Sue im so sorry aboutt Scott passing
i wish i knew him better than what i did, what i do remember about him he was funny , always laughing , and had a smile
Being my cousin its not fair i didnt to get to know him better, over the years i saw him just a handful of times i had hoped to see him again , RIP MY DEAR COUSIN , love Leanne
🙋♀️❤️😘
Sue im always here if you want to talk , 🙋♀️😘❤️
(Ps. I see there a pic of my mom there with him) ❤️