On Sunday, February 12, 2023, Scott Fletcher went to our Heavenly Father while his devoted wife prayed at his bedside and held his hand.

Scott passed in the comfort of his home in Great Falls, Virginia following an inspirational battle with colorectal cancer.

Scott was known for his forthright demeanor, kind heart, sense of humor, compassion for others, perseverance, and resilience. He brought out the best in others, with his charismatic energy, intense passion for life, generosity of spirit, and pursuit of excellence. Even throughout his courageous fight, Scott was a giver, and a mentor, and brought joy to others during his three-year battle against all odds. He was determined to survive cancer: a true fighter for life.  

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Scott was born on June 19, 1965, in Alexandria, Virginia, and graduated in 1983 from Mount Vernon High School in Alexandria. In 1987, Scott earned a B.S. in Business Management from Virginia Polytechnic and State University. Scott was Chief Operating Officer of REI Systems, Inc. for over 17 years, energetically leading all aspects of the company’s operations, growth, and corporate development for nearly 2 decades. A dedicated professional, Scott poured his heart and soul into his career, with over 38 years of experience in project management, systems integration, application development, database design/development, and business intelligence in the information technology industry. 

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When not in the office, Scott enjoyed college football (Go Hokies!), boating, playing the drums, and home improvement projects. Scott loved to cook (Cajun, Thai, and anything from the smoker were his favorites). He is survived by his beloved wife of 14 years, Keula Binelly Fletcher, and four children.  
 
Scott was a supporter of We Will Survive Cancer. He was very grateful for all the support of his family, friends, and co-workers during the period of his illness. He was touched by the outpouring of prayers, cards, videos, and well wishes— and he felt loved. 
 
In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes donations made in Scott’s memory to We Will Survive Cancer https://www.wewillsurvivecancer.org/get-involved