Obituary of Scott Allen Metz

Scott Allen Metz was born to Duane Berg and Mary Haskins on July 19, 1969 at Saint Mary's Hospital in Madison, WI. Bruce Allen Metz married Mary Haskins, Metz (Berg) in 1975 and adopted Scott, Jason, and Tammy and then we all resided in Rudolph, WI thereafter. Scott had his daughter Hannah July 14, 2002. She was his world. He also adopted Jonathan and this made his life pretty complete. He cherished being a father and I've never seen anyone's heart melt as much as his when it came to his children. His niece and nephews stole his heart as well. Scott had a tree business with his brother Jason and together there was no tree too big to take down. They worked as a team and always got the job done. Around 2006 tragically, Scott had fallen 30 feet out of a tree and we did not think he was going to make it. By God's grace, he made it through with many prayers, help, and love. Scott often helped his mother Mary with snow removal and lawn care. He was also was employed by the Laborer's Union. Scott was a very generous person with a huge heart. He would give the shirt off his back for anyone in need. He was also very protective of his family and friends. If Scott was around, you felt safe. Scott was an avid fan of the Green Bay Packers. He loved playing football and softball with his family and friends.Scott loved to deer hunt and take his children fishing. Scott Allen Metz passed on December 24, 2016 from undetermined causes. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, his dad Bruce Allen Metz, mother Mary Haskins, Metz (Berg), and his brother Jason Allen Metz. Survivors include: Scott's daughter Hannah Metz and his son Jonathan Metz: Sister Tammy Metz with his neice Mariah Czappa and nephews Cody and Caleb Czappa: Brother Jason Metz's children Jacob, Joshua, and Josiah Metz. A memorial service will be held Friday December 30, 2016 at Herman-Taylor Funeral home at 2201 Chestnut Street Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494. Visitation starts at 5:30 p.m. with Pastors Dave and Ruth Mickelson officiating Scott's service at 6:30 p.m. Family and friends are more than welcome to stand and speak their remembrances of Scott.