Scott Earl Allord
Scott Earl Allord, age 41, of Woodridge IL passed away Thursday October 27, 2022. Cherished son of Donald Allord & Barbara Gorman Allord, loving brother of Corinne Allord Eurkaitis (Chris Eurkaitis), proud uncle to Andrew and Aiden Eurkaitis, and dear nephew & cousin of many. His kind hearted soul touched so many lives. He was compassionate and generous. His infectious smile and laugh will be missed. He loved hockey; playing, refereeing and especially coaching young players just learning the game he loved. He loved to golf. He was happiest traveling the world, making memories and making new friends. He is gone too soon, but he lived life to the fullest with a big smile and positive attitude. Wake and Memorial Service will be Monday November 7th from 3pm-9pm with a Memorial Service at 8pm. Hallowell & James Funeral Home located at 301 75th St in Downers Grove, IL.
In lieu of flowers please make a donation to Hornet Sled Hockey. The program was started in 2003 by JJ O’Connor, a former hockey player who sustained a catastrophic injury in a hockey game, to give these players a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the sport of hockey.https://www.hornetsledhockey.org
Scott…. Thank you for being such a great positive leader for team in Chicago when we were all part of WorldVentures. It was so great taking so many trips with you, and so many others and creating memories. You were gone too soon, but you were the lord want you to be. You will never be forgotten my friend. You will live on in the hearts of all the people that loved you. Thanks for the memories my friend. You will be missed.
We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. And what a great idea donating to the hornets in Scott’s name.
With love
the Iandolis
Dear Corrine and the Allord & Eurkaitis family,
So very sorry to hear about your loss. He is too young and gone too soon. Rest In Peace 🙏🏼 Sending our deepest condolences, prayers and love to all of you ❤️❤️
So very sorry for loss. My heart is broken for your family . Many memories of baseball with Ryan and Scott . My prayers are with you.
Barb, DGWGA shared this awful news and my heart aches for YOU and your husband, family and friends of Scott’s. Great big hugs and prayers for healing are coming your way during this terrible time.
What a fun and loving human being who will be greatly missed. Always a huge smile and a laugh.
I am sorry for your loss. I was surprised to hear the news. Scott and I were friends at Downers Grove North. I have Scott’s entire family in my thoughts.
Hugs….Love….Energy….
Powerful, Loving, Generous, Supportive, Kind, ….l could go on and on but there would need to be an invented word meaning all of those mentioned and so many more to describe how Scott CHOSE to be, and while he may be gone physically his presence and memory never shall be.
We are so, so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you for peace and comfort.
Blessings to the entire family. It is so difficult to lose someone so young & vibrant.
Frank & Medge Soline
I never met Scott but I know his father Don. And I’m sure Scott was a great guy because “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” God bless the Allord family.
Don and Barbara:
Karen and I are so sorry and saddened to hear of the sudden loss of your beloved son Scott. We were out of town when we were made aware of his passing, and we regret that we were unable to attend his memorial service to honor his memory. We have fond memories of seeing him growing up, and especially when he launched his referring career. We know how immensely proud you were of all of his accomplishments in sports and life. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Corrine and the other members of your family.May he rest in peace.
I just heard of this last night and am so sorry to hear that another classmate has left us. I would’ve attended had I known.
Whenever I lose someone I find it uplifting to hear fun cute little facts or funny tidbits about the person, so I hope this brings a smile to the family. Here is a fun tidbit about Scott:
Scott was known to some of us ’99 DGN kids as “Scribe” because he incessantly wore a hoodie sweatshirt that said that, literally all the time; it was black with white calligraphy on it. “SCRIBE.” So when he came around we all greeted him in a funny voice saying, “Scriiiibe!” A fun memory. A few years ago when I ran into him I called him that and he laughed because he knew exactly what I meant, all those years later. Ha!
Rest well. Prayers and comfort to his family and friends.