Scott “Scotty” Robert Rishovd

February 24, 1959 ~ March 5, 2025

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Scott “Scotty” R. Rishovd, age 66, of Sioux Falls, SD, who left us on March 5, 2025, at the Doughtery Hospice House.

Scott “Scotty” Robert Rishovd was born on February 24, 1959, in Minnesota to Robert and Dorothy (Hansen) Rishovd. Scott was a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend who touched the lives of many with their kindness, generosity, and unwavering spirit.

Scott grew up with a passion for motorcycles and machinery. He always took a keen interest in diesel engines, tinkering, and having the wind on his face. He had a thirst for knowledge and trying new things. As a father, he spent time with his son building model airplanes, fishing, repairing cars, working on motorcycles, and passing on learned knowledge. As a husband, he enjoyed road trips with his wife, the occasional trip to try his luck, and most of all, his wife’s cooking. In a marriage that spanned many decades, it is safe to say he was blessed man and fortunate to have spent so much time with his loving wife. To his friends, Scott was a mentor and always willing to lend a hand. Scott was a man of pure heart. He touched people’s lives and those who knew him would tell you no different. This world could do with more men like him.

Scott is survived by his wife, Linda; son, Matthew; and sister, Julie.

This family mourns for him and will forever cherish the memories of their time together. Scott’s legacy and spirit will continue to inspire all those who knew him.

Rest in peace. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

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  • James Jensen says:

    I went to school with Scott, Axtell & Washington high. We were good friends from the time we met. We hung out together at each other’s houses and cruised around in Scott’s big 58 Cadillac and couple other cars. We had a good time when we were young. Unfortunately, life took us different directions. But I always wondered how Scott was doing. I’m very sorry to hear about your loss.

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