Scott J. Baumler

scott baumler

June 17, 1971 ~ January 21, 2023

Born in: Fargo, North Dakota
Resided in: Enderlin, North Dakota

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Scott James Baumler, age 51, of Enderlin, ND, passed away at Sanford Hospital in Fargo, ND, on January 21, 2023.

Scott was born on June 17, 1971, to Raymond and Sandra Baumler of Wheatland, ND. He graduated from The Chaffee mustangs high school in 1990. He went on to attend college at NDSCS in Wahpeton, ND in the diesel mechanics program.

On April 27, 1991, he married his high school sweetheart, Lori Flikka. Together they had three sons Travis, Trevor, and Trenten Baumler. They eventually made their home in Sheldon, ND.

On March 29, 2012, Scott joined Penny Wright in marriage. They made their home in Fargo, ND and later in Enderlin, ND.

Scott worked as a millwright, mechanic, and welder for various companies over the years.

Scott enjoyed camping, backyard bonfires, and had a great love for fishing. He had a passion for riding motorcycles that started as a child. He was very proud when his boys were old enough and got their own motorcycles so they could all ride together. Even a couple rides with the original family five. And some summer days you could find Scott at the local golf course enjoying a round of golf with friends. He was a life long fan of the Denver Broncos always cheering them on on game day. His biggest pride and joy was his three sons Travis Trevor and Trent and his seven grandchildren. He was very excited when he recently learned he was going to be a grandpa with the eighth grandchild. He always played with his grandkids like he was a kid and always hugged and kissed his boys and grandkids goodbye and told them that he loved them. If you ever came to visit him you were sure to get a bowl of homemade bowl chili. He had a great love for all animals. He will be greatly missed by all.

He is survived by his wife Penny Baumler, of Fargo ND; his three sons – Travis (Tessa) Baumler of Enderlin, ND; Trevor Baumler of Enderlin, ND; Trenten Baumler (Stacy Enerhard) of Enderlin, ND; his Ex wife and special friend, Lori Flikka of Enderlin, ND; and seven grandchildren – Talia Baumler, Eden Baumler, Anthony Baumler, Talon Baumler, Bradley Baumler, Vaeda Eberhard, and Jude Eberhard all of Enderlin, ND. Also surviving are his siblings – Angie (Steve) Rausch of Burnsville, MN; Tom (Shannon) Baumler of Ramsey, MN; his half siblings – Bobbie (Terrell) Slaughter of Fargo, ND; Jamie Smith of Miami, FL; Jessica Smith of Grand Junction, CO; Matt Smith of St. Joseph, MN; Josh Smith of St. Cloud, MN; and several other half siblings. A special nephew, Brandon Baumler of Payette, ID; a special cousin, Ralph Janitell of Cententia, CO; step children – Mason Wright of Fargo, ND; Krystal Wright of Fargo, ND; and Noah Parisian of Fargo; and several nieces and nephews, also survive.

He was preceded in death by parents, Raymond and Sandra Baumler; and brother, Anthony(Tony and Michelle) Baumler, and his grandparents.

Burial will take place at a later date in Casselton, ND.

Services will be livestreamed on the funeral home website for those unable to attend.

Services

Celebration of Life: January 28, 2023 2:00 pm

Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103

7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com

Visitation: January 28, 2023 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103

7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com

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  1. MN scotty I’m gonna miss you like crazy not very often you get a friend for 50 some years love you brother

  2. I hadn’t seen you in years,but I will miss knowing you are around. When I lived there we had a lot of fun together me you and Kyle. R.I.P Scott.

  3. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family, he will always be remembered by the loving and most wonderful family he has, he will be greatly missed.

  4. Sal diquinzio from intl falls mn: It was a pleasure to work with you Scott got to be good friends with you over the years. Kept in touch it was fun time working with you when we worked with Wanzek you will be missed. Rest in peace my friend someday, will be doing millwright work once again.

  5. Words cant express this man. Loud and proud, a good time had by all and no middle ground. Up or down. Top or bottom. Love u dude, fly high!!

  6. My brother Scott thank you for finding me and knowing me, our visits have been far and few in between I am going to miss your voice and phone calls I love you bro, and I love your family. I love your boys they are the best nephews anyone could ask for and they will carry on wonderful parenting to their sweet babies. I am so thank I visited you last October and happy you got to meet your niece and nephew for the 1st time. I kick myself for not visiting you more. You are always in my heart. I love and miss you forever and always. Thank you for knowing me. Your forever sister Jessica

  7. I have thought and thought what do I even say! I still can’t believe your gone. It wasn’t supposed to be this way! We were supposed to welcome our 8th grandchild into this world together like we did the others. It won’t be the same without you. You were probably the only person who could drive me nuts at times and still always cared for your well being. I always just wanted the best for you and our boys. I know you are sad to leave but happy to see your other loved ones. Watch over all of us and know we love and miss you!

  8. My sympathy to the Baumler family and extended family. I was Scott’s coach for basketball and baseball. He was a very intense player and always gave it his all. He was a very good defensive player in basketball.

  9. My sorrow at Scott’s passing in not something I can put into words. My prayers and love go out to his family and friends at this most painful and challenging time. I will be forever grateful for Scott reaching out twenty five years ago- for his concern, his phone calls and texts and always staying in touch. His heart was so full of love for
    his family (5)- and certainly the huge extended one.
    “To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.” Thomas Campbell


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