Mr. Scott Marcus Hunt

The Life & Legacy of Scott Marcus Hunt Scott Marcus Hunt, 62, of Alpharetta, passed away peacefully at home on March 23, 2026, surrounded by his wife, Kristi, and his children, Christopher Scott, Zachary Marcus, and Emily Kristina Hunt. Marc was a graduate of Widener University and built a respected career as an experienced public sector professional, known for his knowledge, dedication, and steady leadership. He approached his work with the same integrity and quiet determination that defined every part of his life. At the center of Marc’s life, however, was always his family. He was a devoted husband to Kristi and a father who wanted to be his children’s hero—steady, present, and strong. His love for Chris, Zach, and Emily was constant and unwavering. Marc showed his love in the way he showed up. He loved being Chris’s soccer coach, taking pride in being on the sidelines and sharing in those moments together. Even with extensive work travel, he made every effort to be present—getting to practices, games, and other moments whenever he could, because being there mattered deeply to him. He was a proud “watchdog dad,” always looking out for his children and guiding them in his own steady way. Some of his most cherished moments were the daddy-daughter dances with Emily—times filled with pride, joy, and a quiet tenderness that meant so much to both of them. At the neighborhood pool, Marc was at his happiest—laughing as he tossed the kids into the water, creating the kind of carefree moments that turn into lifelong memories. Family vacations to Hilton Head became a treasured tradition—time set aside each year to be together, to laugh, and to reconnect as a family. Some of his brightest days were spent with his children at the gym, working out side by side. Marc was in the best shape of his life when he was diagnosed, a strength that helped him endure the treatments he faced with determination and resilience. Marc was also a man of discipline and quiet accomplishment—he was sober for 33 years, a reflection of his strength, commitment, and perseverance. He had a deep passion for history, especially World War II, with a particular interest in the war in Europe, while also deeply knowledgeable about the Pacific. He had a remarkable memory and a gift for knowledge—you always wanted Marc on your team for trivia night, because he seemed to know a little bit about everything.He was a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan and, before becoming a dad, loved playing pool—simple joys that were very much a part of who he was. Throughout his illness, Marc carried himself with quiet strength. He was never one to complain and never asked, “Why me?”—instead, he would say, “Why not me.” He often reminded those around him that you have nothing without your health—a truth he came to understand deeply and live with humility and acceptance. The last three years of Marc’s life were marked by a quiet but powerful fight. Though much of his journey was private, it was also defined by perseverance and an unwavering will to hold on. Because of that strength—and the love that surrounded him—his family was given the gift of more time. Time for milestones, for everyday moments, and for memories that will last a lifetime. Marc passed away peacefully at home, a sacred and tender moment, with Kristi holding his hand and his children close by—surrounded by love. Gratitude Marc’s family is deeply grateful to those who walked alongside them during this journey. To the family and friends who understood the quiet moments, the neighbors who stepped in when life felt overwhelming, and the many who offered meals, prayers, and support—your kindness carried this family. We are especially grateful to the medical team at the Emory Winship Cancer Institute, including Dr. Tadepalli and his nurse Rebecca, whose care gave us the gift of more time. A heartfelt thank you to Kristi’s cousin; Dr. Maria “Marti” Russell for her unwavering support, guidance, and presence during the most difficult moments. To the caregivers at Agape Hospice—thank you for bringing peace, comfort, and dignity to Marc’s final days. His Legacy In honoring Marc, we choose to remember him through the lives of his children—in their laughter, their strength, and the way they will carry him forward. His legacy is one of love, resilience, and family. Marc’s story lives on in Chris, Zach, and Emily—and in the deep, enduring bonds he helped create.Family Marc was preceded in death by his parents, Mary Grace Hunt and her spouse, Lee Thomas, and James Garfield Hunt; and his stepmother-in-law, Irmi McCabe. Marc is survived by his beloved wife, Kristi Hunt; his children, Christopher Scott, Zachary Marcus, and Emily Kristina Hunt; his siblings, Michelle Carberry (Daniel), Cindy O’Neill (Randy), and James G. Hunt Jr. (Jane); his stepmother, Mary Rauch; his parents-in-law, Carol and her spouse, Rick Ansley, and John McCabe III; his brother-in-law, Jack McCabe (Michelle); and many extended family members and friends. Celebration of Life A celebration of Marc’s life will be held on Thursday, April 2, 2026 at 4:00 PM at Northside Church. In Lieu of Flowers —————————— Donations to support Marc's children as they move forward in the years ahead are deeply appreciated and may be made using the information below: • Venmo: @Kristi-Hunt-18 • Zelle (Bank of America): 678-296-7769

Mr. Scott Marcus Hunt

November 25, 1963 - March 23, 2026