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Fletcher L. Scott III, age 42, passed away on February 15, 2026. Fletcher was a devoted father, cherished son, loving brother, and loyal friend whose genuine warmth and compassion touched everyone around him. Born on December 3, 1983, to Fletcher L. Scott, Jr. (Kathleen Watson-Scott) and Jessica Williams (Sherwood Williams) in Savannah, GA. Fletcher filled his life with love, laughter, and selfless dedication. He was admired for his steadfast commitment to his family and his caring spirit within the community. Fletcher was educated in the Chatham County Public School System, as a graduate of Alfred E. Beach High School class of 2002, where he developed the strong work ethic and integrity that defined his character. In higher education, Fletcher obtained certification in Aircraft Electrical Assembly/CDL with Endorsements in 2008, his Associate’s Degree in IT/Networking and Telecommunications in 2011 and his Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology in 2012. He was passionate and enthusiastic in his professional life, during his tenure at International Paper, and more recently as an employee at Georgia Pacific. Fletcher’s faith was an important part of his life; as he shared his spiritual journey at his family church, New Light Outreach Center. Fletcher’s generosity and loving spirit was evident in every interaction, and he leaves behind a legacy of kindness. He is survived by his three sons, Fletcher Lorenzo Scott, Le’Andre Rashaad Harmon, and Felix Leonardo Scott. His siblings Donnica L. Scott, Kimberly L. Scott-McDowell (George H. McDowell, Jr.), Andre M. Duncan (Falon Duncan), Onesimus Williams, Tinisha L. Scott, Jaylin J. Scott, and Michael T. Neal. He leaves a host of loving aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends who will continue to cherish his memory. Fletcher’s remarkable character set him apart from everyone he met. His sincere kindness, unwavering integrity, and heartfelt compassion left a lasting impression on all those whose lives he touched. Whether with family, friends, coworkers, or even new acquaintances, Fletcher’s warm presence and genuine concern for others uplifted spirits and inspired those around him. His ability to listen, encourage, and offer help without hesitation made each interaction memorable and meaningful. Fletcher’s legacy lives on in the countless people who were fortunate enough to know him. His presence will be deeply missed, but his spirit will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.