It is with profound sadness to share that Scott T. Brazen, also known as Spot, suddenly and unexpectedly died. He leaves behind those who loved him with heavy hearts.

He was predeceased by his parents Thomas and Joan Brazen. He is survived by his wife, Melissa Brazen, his 3 children, Precious, Newell and Cara as well as his 2 sisters, Sue (Bruce) King and Leslie (Craig) Stebbins. He also leaves behind 4 grandchildren, Keilanna , Trent, Jamison, Reynah and many nieces and nephews.

Scott was an incredibly generous and kind soul, helping those he loved with whatever was needed. Service and giving of his time and talents were important parts of who Scott was as a person. He was a Veteran who proudly served in the United States Army and was retired from the Johnson City School District where he was a diesel mechanic. Scott was a proud member of The Fifth Chapter Motorcycle Club. He valued the brotherhood that brought so many good people, fun times and many adventures into his life. He was proud of his recovery, recently celebrating 29 years of being clean and sober. He was a true example to those that followed behind him in this journey. Scott was someone who always had a project (or many) going. Being busy and helpful to others gave him purpose.

Out of all the things that were important to Scott, his family was always first. We will all miss the daily check in calls and texts, his goofy antics, his bright smile and the unwavering love that he had for all of us that he considered his family or friend. He lived big, loved much and will be deeply and profoundly missed by all those whose lives he touched.

The family will receive friends at the J. A. McCormack Sons Funeral Home, 141 Main Street, Binghamton, Saturday April 11, 2026 from 2 to 4 P.M. Military honors will be conferred at 4 P.M.