Les
Scroggins, 65, of Poteau, OK passed away Sunday, May 13, 2018, in Poteau. Les was born September 26, 1952, in Fresno,
CA to Henry & Lucille (Cash) Scroggins.
Les was Pastor of Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship in Monroe, OK. He was preceded in death by his father and a
brother, Larry Scroggins.
Survivors include his wife, Darlene
(Goss) Scroggins of the home; sons & daughters in law, Aaron & Tambra
Scroggins, Allen & Morgan Scroggins; daughters, Ashley Scroggins &
Angela Brown; grandchildren, Jonah & Jenna Scroggins, Kaleb, Kobe &
Kyler Brown, Aspen & Casen Scroggins; his mother, Lucille; sisters, Joyce Jackson,
Janice Munoz and Louise Lowrance; brother, Henry Scroggins; 15 nieces &
nephews; 26 great nieces & nephews; other relatives, loved ones &
friends.
Services will be 2 pm, Thursday, May
17, 2018, at The Reynolds Center, Poteau, OK.
Interment will follow in Monroe Cemetery.
Visitation will be 6-8 pm, Wednesday
evening at Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship, 35204 Midway Road,
Co Rd 105, Poteau, OK 74953.
RIP pastor Les ur a wonderful man fly high with the angels ..
ReplyDeleteMy little brother I still can't believe this it's like a bad dream I was so very proud of the great man he was seems like yesterday that he came to Newark,CA and gave his heart to the Lord met Darlene and they stared their journey together it's been a joy to be his "older" brother words seem empty to say how much I'm going to miss him I know where he is but that still doesn't stop the pain in my heart
ReplyDeleteLes was a very special guy who will be missed by so many. He had a relationship with Jesus and wanted everyone to have one with Jesus too. He loved people and treated everyone the same. I’m blessed to have been taught the Word of God by Les. He knew the Word and loved to talk about with anyone. I’ll miss his teaching and his sense of humor. Until Heaven, Pastor.
ReplyDeleteWhen I lived in Poteau I attended Sugarloaf Church and the first time I saw Pastor Les on stage I was who is this man in overhauls preaching about God. I never realized this man would become one of the top five people that touched my world so greatly. When you went to Sugarloaf Church, Pastor Les never cared how you dressed or what you looked like he just wanted you to hear the word of God and know him. I credit this wonderful, wonderful man for saving my soul and bringing God back into my life. God took a little bit of light out of this world by taking him so soon and I guess God had his reason. I know Pastor Les is rejoicing and loving every minute in heaven, but it doesn’t take away the heartache left here on earth. I’m very sorry for your loss Darlene, Angie and your entire family. He was one of the greatest men I’ve ever known. God Bless you all, Suzanna Auerbach
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