Scottie D. Millwood

Scottie D. Millwood, known affectionately as Scottie was born on January 5, 1966, in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and passed away on June 13, 2026, in Inman, South Carolina.

Scottie lived a life marked by love, humor, and steadfast faith. He was a devoted husband, father, son, brother, and friend whose presence brought comfort and laughter to those around him. Those who knew him will remember his kind heart, his easy smile, and the genuine warmth he shared with family and friends alike. He was a man who valued the simple joys of life and found meaning in the everyday moments spent with the people he loved most.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Janet Millwood, and his daughters, Lisa Thomas and her husband Logan, Emily Irick and her husband Roman, and Braylee Millwood. He is also survived by his mother, Shirley Millwood; his sister, Tammy Colley and her husband Jeff Taylor; and his brothers, Jerry Millwood and his wife Ashleigh, and Paul Millwood and his wife Teressa. He also leaves behind an uncle, aunts, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Scotty Millwood. Scottie cherished his family deeply, and his love for them was evident in the way he lived, worked, and cared for those entrusted to him.

Scottie worked in pharmaceutical distribution at Padagis, where he was respected for his dedication and dependable work ethic. He approached his responsibilities with care and consistency, and he took pride in doing his part well. His coworkers and those who knew him through his work will remember him as someone who could be counted on and who brought a steady, positive spirit to the workplace.

Outside of work, Scottie enjoyed a variety of interests that reflected his personality and the things that made him happiest. He found peace and satisfaction in woodworking, where he could create with his hands and take pride in a job well done. He enjoyed fishing and spending time outdoors, as well as yardwork, which allowed him to keep busy and appreciate the beauty of his surroundings. He was also a loyal fan of Alabama football and NASCAR racing, and he enjoyed following both with enthusiasm. These interests were part of the fabric of his life and brought him many moments of joy.

Scottie will be remembered most for being loving, funny, and faith-filled. He had a way of making others feel welcome, and his humor often brightened the room. His faith was an important part of who he was, and it guided the way he treated others with compassion, patience, and grace. He leaves behind a legacy of devotion to family, quiet strength, and a life lived with sincerity and heart.

Though his passing leaves a deep void, the memories Scottie created will continue to bring comfort to those who knew and loved him. His family and friends will carry forward the lessons of his life, the sound of his laughter, and the example he set through his love and faith. He will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered always.

A memorial service will be held on July 18, 2026, at Boiling Springs Church of Christ in Boiling Springs, SC. 

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Backwoods Christian Camp in his memory.

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Mail: 

Backwoods Camp

P.O. Box 839

Pineville, Alabama 36266.