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Staff Sgt. Scott R. Newman

November 5th, 2012 | Posted by curryfuneralhome in Obituaries

Staff Sgt. Scott R. Newman, 27 of Greenville, North Carolina formerly of Charleston, WV. entered his eternal home Tuesday October 30, 2012 at Greenville, NC.

He served 7 years in the U.S. Marine Corp, joining the Marine Corp during a time of war. He received numerous decorations including; Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal and National Defense Service Medal.  Army Achievement Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Certificate of Commendation (4th AWD), Meritorious Mast (3rd Award) and letter of appreciation (2nd AWD).

He is survived by his parents; John and Kim Newman of Charleston, sisters; Lisa Newman of New York City and Mary (Shawn) House of Hempstead, Texas, brother; Daniel (Emily) Newman of Greenville, South Carolina, grandfather; Paul Kiihn of Amarillo, Texas, nephews; Thomas and Kenneth House and several other family members and friends.

Service will be 1:00 PM Thursday, November 8, 2012 at Cross Lanes Bible Church, 5442 Big Tyler Road, Cross Lanes, WV, with Pastor Dave Buckley officiating. Burial will follow at Donel C. Kinnard Memorial State Veterans Cemetery, Dunbar, WV.

Family and friends will gather from 11:00 am till 1:00 pm Thursday at the church.

In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributions be made in honor of Staff Sgt. Scott R. Newman to Suicide Prevention International 1045 Park Ave. Suite 3 C, New York, NY 10028 or their Pay Pal Link at http://www.suicidepreventioninitiatives.org/2011/08/suicide-prevention-international.html?m=0 and click on the donate tab under Reducing Suicide Among Veterans.

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11 years ago

Tonight you morn the loss of your son but you are not alone God bless you Ken and Linda burton Albert Kansas

Kim Newman
11 years ago
Reply to  Linda burton

Thank you Ken and Linda. I am not alone and God is with me. The pain is so real but I know I will see Scott again.

tonight you are morning the loss of your son but you are not alone God bless you Ken and Linda burton Albert kansas

H Baskett Amarillo TX
11 years ago

Earlier today, I was with Jehovah Rapha in His holy place calling out the names of Paul, Kim, and John.
He referred to you as ‘daugher and sons’. He assures He has begun your healing and He wants you to
trust and lean on Him. We will be with Jehovah Jireh during the service and commital times. You will be
provided for. Rest well, you are loved.

Kim Newman
11 years ago

Thanks so much. I will see Scott again someday. God will help me.

Kristen Facemyer
11 years ago

Newman Family,

I can’t imagine the loss and sorrow you are each dealing with at the moment. Please know that you all are in our thoughts and prayers.

Misty
11 years ago

I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing this young man, Scott. But I have a son who is 19 and a daughter who is 15, and my worst fear is that I would ever have to go through the loss of one of them. I have recently lost 2 very dear brothers, dad, aunt & many friends. So I wanted to say to you that I am very sorry. Death is such an enemy and it is surely comforting to know that Jesus demonstrated that he has power over death and just as he gave Lazarus back to his sisters, he will also give our loved ones back to us. I would like to share with you some of the scriptures that have brought me much comfort. I hope you get to read them and that you are finding comfort in your gift of prayer.

Psalms 37:11, 29
Isaiah 25:8
John 5:28, 29
John 11:25
Acts 24:15
Revelation 21:4

Kim Newman
11 years ago
Reply to  Misty

Thank you Misty. God will help me.

Susie Young Hale
11 years ago

I am so sorry for your loss. I know the pain of loosing a child, of watching a child not know how to cope with civilian life, PTSD, trying to find himself again. Holding on to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ has been the only way. I pray for grace to hold you, comfort you, and walk this walk with you.

Kim Newman
11 years ago

Thanks Susie. God will help me. I will see Scott again someday.

Carrie A. Chism Delaney
11 years ago

There are not enough words to convey what my heart feels for you and your family. This tragedy hits very close to home as someone close in our family – – – a World War II veteran – – – chose to take his life as well. Those who have never been in their shoes or boots cannot always understand what they have faced…there should be no judgment but only understanding. As an American, I am thankful that your son served so valiantly…as a mother, my heart grieves for you. Our heartfelt prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. God keep you all.

Kim Newman
11 years ago

Thanks Carrie. God will help me. I will see Scott again someday.

janie wells
11 years ago

To the family of Staff Sgt. Scott Newman, I can not express to you how sorry I am for your loss, you do not know me, but I want to let your know I feel your loss and am praying for your healing. I read your loved ones obituary in the Amarillo Globe News, I am from Amarillo but now live in Spring Texas, it will be four years next April that my son took his life, my son was an Army veteran, and served in Afganistan, so I really do understand the loss of someone so young and close. My thanks to your for the link to suicide prevention, I appriciate that during this time of loss you think of others , may God bless your family and hold you close during this time. Janie Wells

Kim Newman
11 years ago
Reply to  janie wells

Thanks, Janie. You so know my pain. I will see Scott again someday.

Craig A. Morin Cdr.USNR (ret. )
11 years ago

Dearest Cousin John, Kim and family,

I am so sorry for the loss of your beloved son. Our family has lost a precious life and an irreplaceable loved one. We know that heaven has gained another courageous Marine to guard the streets of gold. A brave warrior who valiantly served his country and his Corps has left us. Let no man who has not walked in Scott’s shoes or fought the battles he waged or faced the demons he fought have any words but praise for this fine young man. Our faith in the Lord sustains us at these times. As believers, we know that Scott suffers no more. He rests in the arms of the Lord. He is reunited with his loving grandparents who met him and welcomed him home. As a former Fleet Marine Force Corpsman, I say to Scott’s spirit and memory, rest well my brother. You will never be forgotten:
Semper Fidelis

Kim Newman
11 years ago

Thanks Caig and Mary, yes he is with Hubert, Martha, my Mom and my little brother. Love you all, Kim

Kathryn Kiihn
11 years ago

I love you all so much and am with you in spirit. My our Lord Jesus wrap each of you in His strong arms and give you the comfort and peace you need in this time and the time to come. I am very proud and thankful for the service Scott gave our great country. May God Bless you each one!

Kim Newman
11 years ago
Reply to  Kathryn Kiihn

Thanks Sissy, love you

BEVERLY BROWNLOW
11 years ago

NEWMAN FAMILY (KIM) YOU HAVE MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY GOD BLESS

Kim Newman
11 years ago

Thanks Bev,