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Scott Andrew Riddle

Indianapolis, IN, USA

June 29, 1966 - November 27, 2019

Jun 29, 1966 - Nov 27, 2019

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Scott A. Riddle, 53, Indianapolis, passed away unexpectedly November 27, 2019. An exemplary employee who had been a waiter at ‪Tavern on South‬ Restaurant for the last 9 years, Scott was a very kind and considerate man from a large, loving and supportive family. He had many friends and co-workers he loved and enjoyed.

Born and raised in Indianapolis, Scott attended St Matthew School and graduated from Carmel HS in 1984. He went on to graduate from Butler University and was a dedicated member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He was a devoted fan of his beloved Butler Bulldogs, Indianapolis Colts, and Chicago Cubs. A crossword puzzle ‘expert’ and zealous book reader, Scott always had a book to read or share, but not a chance he would share his crossword puzzles.

Survivors include his parents, John and Ellen Riddle, brothers Greg Riddle, Mike Riddle (Michelle), Tom Riddle (Barb), sister Lisa Lynch, nieces and nephews Patrick, Cooper, and Alex Riddle, Anna, Megan, and Jack Lynch, Tyler and Cassidy Riddle; lots of cousins, aunts and uncles; and his faithful dog Tinka.

Services are set for ‪Saturday, December 14, 2019‬ with visitation ‪from 9:00 am -11:00 am‬ and a funeral service immediately following at St Matthew Catholic Church, ‪4100 E. 56th Street, Indianapolis‬. All are invited to stay for a Celebration of Life luncheon in the school cafeteria.

Education, learning and reading were very important to Scott. In Lieu of flowers the family requests you consider a donation to one or more of the following worthy causes in memory of Scott A Riddle:

Indianapolis Public Library Foundation
P O Box 6134
Indianapolis, IN 46206

ReadUp, United Way of Central Indiana
http://www.uwci.org/readup
2955 N Meridian St
Suite #300
Indianapolis, IN. 46208

Overdose-lifeline.org
whose mission is to carry the message of HOPE to individuals, families, and communities affected by the disease of addiction.

1100 W 42nd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46208

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