Scott Balentine, a resident of Emory, Texas, has passed away. Multiple social media posts revealed his passing. Scott was a devoted lineworker who put his family and his job first. At the time of this publication, his cause of death was unknown. His family and colleagues will undoubtedly miss him.
A brief synopsis of Scott Ballentine
Ballentine has a kind and giving spirit. He was Sonja Joiner’s stepson, and he was a huge blessing to her. He was a passionate and unrestrained lover. Scott possessed a free spirit. He was extremely proud of his friends and family. He was the epitome of brilliance and the model of perfection. His priorities were the community’s welfare. His degree of concern was unparalleled.
Notes from close relatives
Social media has been used by his family, friends, and coworkers to share their sorrow and sympathies with Scott’s family. They are like police officers in that no one ever gives them credit and everyone wants to laugh at them when they make the proverbial cat poo. A family friend who is very dear to them took her time to compose melancholic poetry for the deceased. Her poetry is typed below.
“Yesterday, a light went out
Storms blew in
Crews rolled out
The wind whipping and hollering
The rain, thunder and lightning
An unwanted trifecta
But here comes the lineman, as always expected
Brave hearts and strong hands
The true definition of a man
Your power was restored
That light that was once off, flickered on
But now another light has dimmed
A hero is gone
Yesterday a light went out
In loving memory of Scott Balentine.” -Camille White.
In summary
Most of you are aware of how saddened the Balentine family has been by this unexpected loss. As a spouse, father, brother, son, uncle, and friend, Scott was loved by many. He was someone to all of them. We should have patience and gratitude for them since they are making every effort in a very difficult situation.
