
In loving memory of
Brett Scrogham
February 13, 2003 — May 28, 2026
Brett Ryan Scrogham was a devoted son and recent Indiana University–Indianapolis graduate whose kindness, faith, and promise touched family and friends.
Remembering Brett
A life held close in memory
Brett Ryan Scrogham (born February 13, 2003) was a young man whose life centered on family, faith, and the early steps of a career he had worked toward. Raised in Indianapolis, Brett was described in public remembrances as warm, grounded in his Lutheran faith, and closely connected to a loving household that included his parents and three sisters. He was home educated through high school and later completed studies at Indiana University–Indianapolis, graduating from the Kelley School of Business — a milestone noted by his campus community and local media.
Friends and classmates remembered Brett for his steady presence and dedication. He had recently begun professional work in real estate and development after graduation and was described in news coverage as a promising young professional at the start of his career. Brett’s family gathered with their community to honor his life and faith; funeral and memorial arrangements were handled locally, with loved ones encouraging contributions to a family fund established to support them.
Public sources emphasize that Brett was more than the tragedy that ended his life: he was a son, brother, friend, and young professional whose plans for the future and daily kindness mattered to those who knew him. While the public record focuses on the circumstances surrounding his death, what endures in notices and remembrances is the memory of a person who valued family, faith, and the promise of a life just beginning. Those who wish to honor Brett’s memory are referred to the family’s memorial notice and community messages for ways to offer support and condolences.
Shared moments
From the gallery
Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
May the memory of Brett be a lasting source of comfort. A life matters far beyond what can ever be captured on a page, and this remembrance is offered with sympathy and respect.