Scott Andrew Cullember

Scott Cullember ObituaryObituary published on Legacy.com by Ammen Family Cremation & Funeral Care - Palm Bay on Mar. 17, 2026.Palm Bay – passed away at Palm Bay Community Hospital in Palm Bay, Florida at the age of 56.Scott will be remembered by his sisters, Lori Cullember and Cindi Kelley. He is predeceased by his father and mother, Donald Cullember, Sr. and Louise Cullember; and his brother and sister, Donald Cullember, Jr. and Becki Cullember.Scott was born in Annapolis, MD and moved to Palm Bay, Florida in 1988. While he was working, he was employed at Rockwell Collins as an Electronic Circuit Board Assembler; building circuit boards for government contracts.Scott was very much into Nascar racing. He loved to travel to various races and watch the drivers. His favorite driver was Mark Martin; he collected memorabilia of Mark Martin and kept the models under glass covers. Scott also collected the Nascar Hot Wheels cars and had them in his room as well. Another of his favorite things to do was to put fighter plane models together and have them hang from the ceiling in his room. Scott would take our mother to see the Blue Angels when they were in town in Melbourne, FL for the air shows; this was one very special memory he shared with our mom.Country music was the choice of music he listened to. Scott would attend many, many concerts in his lifetime; his favorite singer being Garth Brooks. He collected souvenirs from all the concerts he attended and has several photo albums set up to have as his memories. The list is too many to list, but he attended more concerts than anything else he loved to do.Scott wanted no funeral service or "fuss" made over him when is time came. He asked to be cremated and have his ashes spread in the Memorial Garden in our back yard at 1663 Tigard Street, SE. No time has been set as of yet, but we will notify family and friends when the final arrangements have been made. Anyone wishing to attend may do so. We will have refreshments here at the house upon conclusion of his "service".To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.