Scott D. Pedrick
Scott D. Pedrick, of the Mayfair section of Philadelphia, formerly of Folsom, PA, proud graduate of Ridley High School, Class of 1981, passed away on August 1, 2026, at age 64.
Beloved husband of Christine Pedrick (nee Hampson). Loving father of Sean Pedrick (Savannah). Sadly missed by his brother, John Pedrick (Patricia). Devoted Son-in-law of Dolores Hampson (the late, Jim). Preceded in death by his parents, John and Judith Pedrick. Sadly missed by his nieces and nephews, who affectionately called him U.S., James, Gabriella, John, Patrick, Joe (Jackie), Jessica (Dan), Tina (John), Angie (Ryan). Brother -in-law of Jim Hampson (Susan), Frank Hampson and the late, Mark Hampson (Carol).
Family and friends are invited to attend his memorial gathering and funeral on Friday, August 7th in St. Matthew Catholic Church, 3000 Cottman Ave. You may visit and comfort Scott’s family from 9:30 am – 11:30 am in church. There will be a funeral mass starting at 11:30 am.
Further arrangements will be held at the convenience of his family. Please omit flowers, kindly consider donations in Scott’s memory to the Cathy Miller Cancer Foundation (711 Wildwood Ave. Williamstown, NJ 08094)
Grew up in Folsom with Scott! Great guy! So many great games of wiffleball in his yard and hockey on 5th Avenue. He is now reunited with his parents who were wonderful too! Hadn't seen him in years. My condolences to his family. Another good one is gone too soon.
Our Fridays, Eagles Sundays and KOC Days will never be the same. "what are you talking about","are you crazy " still will hear those sounds while watching the Birds this year.. Rest in peace my friend.....
Rest in peace
I remember the good ol days..running the streets of Folsom playing roller hockey, street football..had a great childhood..RIP Ted..
Scott was the most warm and friendliest person he always made sure to say hello to everyone. I’m gonna miss his big bear Hugs and watching the Eagles games with him as screamed at the TV. Rest in peace my friend, my thoughts and prayers go out to Chris and Sean.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our good friend. I’ll miss Scott making our place the last stop before retiring for the night down the shore. He brought smiles to all who knew him. Chris and Sean, you will remain in our prayers during this difficult time.
Scott was such a warm and friendly Man. Always made sure he said hello I’m going to miss his big bear hugs and watching the Eagles game with him as he screamed at the TV. You will be missed my Friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to Chris and Sean.
A Great Friend and Human Being someone you could count on someone who always had your back no matter what Scott is truly missed by everyone he touched. To Scott’s family you are in our thoughts our prayer's and our hearts ❤️ always 🙏🏻
Scotty always had a smile on his face and was a true gentleman. It was a pleasure to share beers with him at McNally’s. Another great one gone too soon. My condolences to his family.
A true friend through and through and great human He will be dearly missed by many and I pray for Scott, Chrissy, Sean and family I personally will miss him and the great times we had with friends in Wildwood God bless
One of the best human beings I had the pleasure of knowing spanning a few decades. RIP my friend. Prayers to Chrissy, Sean and family. He will be truly missed by many.
One of the best human beings I had the pleasure of knowing spanning a few decades. RIP my friend. Prayers to Chrissy, Sean and family. He will be truly missed by many.
A true friend through and through and great human
He will be dearly missed by many and I pray for Scott, Chrissy, Sean and family
I personally will miss him and the great times we had with friends in Wildwood
God bless
Scotty always had a smile on his face and was a true gentleman. It was a pleasure to share beers with him at McNally’s. Another great one gone too soon. My condolences to his family.
A Great Friend and Human Being someone you could count on someone who always had your back no matter what Scott is truly missed by everyone he touched. To Scott’s family you are in our thoughts our prayer’s and our hearts ❤️ always 🙏🏻
Scott was such a warm and friendly Man. Always made sure he said hello I’m going to miss his big bear hugs and watching the Eagles game with him as he screamed at the TV. You will be missed my Friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to Chris and Sean.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our good friend. I’ll miss Scott making our place the last stop before retiring for the night down the shore. He brought smiles to all who knew him. Chris and Sean, you will remain in our prayers during this difficult time.
Scott was the most warm and friendliest person he always made sure to say hello to everyone. I’m gonna miss his big bear Hugs and watching the Eagles games with him as screamed at the TV. Rest in peace my friend, my thoughts and prayers go out to Chris and Sean.
I remember the good ol days..running the streets of Folsom playing roller hockey, street football..had a great childhood..RIP Ted..
Rest in peace
Our Fridays, Eagles Sundays and KOC Days will never be the same. “what are you talking about”,”are you crazy ” still will hear those sounds while watching the Birds this year.. Rest in peace my friend…..
Grew up in Folsom with Scott! Great guy! So many great games of wiffleball in his yard and hockey on 5th Avenue. He is now reunited with his parents who were wonderful too! Hadn’t seen him in years. My condolences to his family. Another good one is gone too soon.