IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Scott Eric

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Leiser

November 3, 1961 — September 18, 2026

Satellite Beach

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Scott Eric Leiser, Age 64, of Satellite Beach, Florida passed away surrounded by his family on Friday, September 18th, 2026, in Jacksonville, Florida.

Born to Fred and Peggy Leiser on November 3rd, 1961, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Scott was a graduate of Garnet Valley High School in Pennsylvania, and obtained a Bachelors of Marine Affairs from the University of Miami, where he played football as a cornerback and was a cheerleader for the Miami Hurricanes. He was married to Erica Leiser for over 30 years, and they shared three children together. He worked for 40 years in the auto insurance industry for Allstate Insurance Company. He was a man of God and attended Coastline Church, and continued attending from his laptop while in cancer treatment.

Scott was a man of so much love. He enjoyed playing sports, going to concerts, traveling, and most of all - being on the boat fishing. From his long history of working and living on boats as a young man, to his boat flipping mentality, and finally, his dream of retiring and living on a boat, shows you his passion was on the water! Another passion was his die-hard commitment to the Philadelphia Eagles; he wouldn’t miss a game - Fly Eagles Fly!

Scott will be remembered for his vibrant personality, fierce competitiveness, but most of all, his absolute love for all people; family, friend, or foe. He would put others before himself even if it hurt, and he did that until his last breath.

Scott’s passing was preceded by his sister, Debbie Leiser, and his father, Fred Leiser Jr., who are waiting with open arms to accept one of this planet’s best assets. He is survived by his children Nicole, Kyle (Leia), and Michael (Malen) Leiser, grandchildren Russell and Lilah Leiser, mother Peggy Leiser, siblings Peggy (Tommy) Oros, Wendy King, and Chris Leiser.

He will be remembered and missed by many, Rest In Peace Scottie!

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