Obituary

Scott Douglas Powley

On Monday, November 29, 2021, Scott Douglas Powley, loving Husband, Son, Uncle, and Friend, passed away at age 56.

Scott was born in Santa Monica, California on March 5, 1965 to Sandi Sabin and Gary Holt. He moved to Laguna NiguelCalifornia where he primarily resided for over 50 years. Scott attended Dana Hills High school and graduated in 1983; Scott attended San Diego State University where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Finance in 1988. During his time at SDSU, he was involved with Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) Fraternity. Scott’s fraternity brothers became some of his closest friends and remained so throughout his life. On October 6, 2002, Scott married the love of his life, Nicole Vollmer.

After graduation, Scott worked for several companies; most notably with TGI Fridays; Work Seek.Com; National City Mortgage; and finally became a self-employed Mortgage Broker creating Powley and Associates, Inc (2005). He had a passion for Herpetology and created Powley Exotic Reptiles (2005) where he raised and bred exotic Snakes from all areas of the world.

Scott had an enthusiasm for all things Reptiles. He enjoyed attending Reptile Trade Shows, like the Reptile Super Show, where he could showcase and sell his Snakes. Scott also enjoyed Stand-Up Jet-skiing. As a teenager he quickly learned how to Jet-ski and continued to Jet-ski as often as he could. Scott enjoyed spending time with his wife Nicole at home; as well as traveling and hanging out with all his friends. He is known for his awesome smile, his quirky sense of humor, his funny Powley-isms and for saving the planet through small things like recycling.

Scott is survived by his wife Nicole Powley; his mother Sandi Swanson; his father Gary Holt and multiple extended family members. Scott was preceded in death by his step-fathers, Floyd Powley and Thor Swanson.

A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, January 13, 2022 at 11:00AM at Harbor Point Church in San Juan Capistrano. A Celebration of Life will be held immediately after at San Juan Hills Golf Course.

Scott loved our planet. In lieu of flowers, please Plant a Tree in honor of Scott Powley at thetreesremember.com.

Funeral Service

Date & Time: January 13, 2022 (11:00 AM)
Venue: Harbor Point Church
Location: 32222 Del Obispo San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 - (Get Directions)

Celebration Of Life

Date & Time: January 13, 2022 (12:30 PM)
Venue: San Juan Hills Golf Club
Location: 32120 San Juan Creek Rd. San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 - (Get Directions)

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Janice Wells says:

January 7, 2022

Dear Nicole & Scott’s family,

There are no words to soothe the grief you will feel for the rest of your lives. The loss of Scott was too soon as God had other plans for him. Keep his memory alive in your hearts and minds. Never let him be forgotten here on Earth. Scott is gliding with the angels of Heaven and in the presence of Jesus. May he Rest In Peace and be with you in spirit always. My deepest condolences. He was so awesome!

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1. Rob Krauss says:
  
  January 8, 2022
  
  Nicole so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers too you and Scott’s family
  
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Jason (SCHA&R) says:

January 7, 2022

Condolences to the Powley family for their loss. We are still in disbelief. Scott was a special person and will be deeply missed.

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Jay Jardine says:

January 7, 2022

It is hard to put how I feel about Scott in a few words. Scott had a passion for everything he did. He was kind and will be missed by everyone who new him. My deepest condolences to Nicole and his family.

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John Clarke says:

January 7, 2022

Nicole you are an amazing, kind strong person whom I have been blessed to call friend for almost 40 years. Scott was a very special person and your love for him was so obvious whenever you spoke of him. Please know how much we love you and are here for you.

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Kent Vollmer says:

January 7, 2022

Sorry for your loss you and all your family are in our prayers
Kent Vollmer and Family

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