Christopher “Scott” Prather 52, of Austin, TX died on May 27th, 2025. He was born in Kingsville, TX on July 23rd 1972 to Melvin and Wanda Prather.
Scott, met the love of his life, Dayna at Common Interest around 1999-2000, and they went on their first date on 09/15/2001. His wit and charm won her over in their whirlwind romance. They were then married on October 19th, 2002 in Coupland, Texas. They were kindred spirits, truly made for one another, and created a beautiful life together.
Scott became an instant father in his relationship with Dayna as she had a daughter, Carli. They then went on to have two children of their own Samuel and Logan. Scott was a proud and loving father to his 3 children.
Although he loved traveling, and hunting, Scott’s favorite role was being a grandparent. He treasured his time with his granddaughters, Montanna and Charleigh and loved being their pawpaw. He was a brother and uncle to multiple nieces and nephews. As well as a friend to many.
Scott was passionate about his role as a software engineer at General Motors. While working for the company for 11 years, he gained a large work family. They were as important to him and he was them. He spoke about his work family frequently and was proud of his team. He truly couldn’t have had a better group of coworkers.
Scott will be remembered for his unwavering love and sense of humor. He had a way of always having something funny to say, even if it drove you crazy.
He was one of a kind and will be missed everyday. His memory will live on in the hearts of those who loved him, as everyone who knew him did.
Scott was preceded in death by his parents, Melvin and Wanda Prather, and his brothers Mel and Roy Glenn Prather. He is survived by his Wife, Dayna Prather, his children Carli Erickson and her husband Michael, Samuel and Logan Prather, granddaughter’s Montanna and Charleigh Erickson, his siblings Brinda Meyers and Walter Lee Brown, and many other family members.
A viewing and service will be held at Elgin Funeral home on June 7th from 5-7pm. Donations can be made to Heart.org in honor of Scott or flowers can be sent to the Elgin Funeral Home.