Scott was our neighbor. We moved to the house right behind Scott 5 years ago. He was always very kind and was good to talk to about the neighborhood. We are saddened to hear of his passing. He was always very kind to us.

I worked closely with Scott for several years at General Mills. He was an extremely nice man and always had a smile on his face and nice things to say.

Scott my godfather
Loving & kind always...
Thank you for supporting me as a girl
Thank you for the Barnes & Nobel giftcards..
I remember my simba outfit, the first pair of pants I accepted to wear

Thank you for loving me
Sophia

Scott and I worked together at Pillsbury over several years and had many fun and exciting adventures developing new technologies. Scott was always a calm, steady, and reliable presence.  We enjoyed sharing stories about our families. I will look back upon our time together with nothing but fond memories, he’ll certainly be missed.

Dave Domingues

I had the privilege of working with Scott for almost ten years, and during that time he became more than a colleague—he was a true friend. Scott brought integrity, calm, and quiet strength to everything he did. I’ll always remember his steady presence, his dry humor, and the respect he showed to everyone around him. After we both retired, I especially enjoyed our breakfasts at Keys Cafe. Scott loved most to talk about his nephews and his family. He made a lasting impact on my life, and I’ll surely miss him.

Brad and family,
So sad to read of the news of the death of your brother. My heart and prayers are with you and your entire family as you grieve. 
with deepest sympathy ,
Gina

I was so sad to hear of Scott’s passing.  We shared a cube back in the Pillsbury days working on the packaging team.  He spoke of his nephews and working with his dad on squirrel free bird feeding options.   He was such a nice person with a great sense of humor.  Scott will be missed.  

Linda Olson

I retired from GMI moved to the East Valley of Phoenix and was pleasantly surprised to find out that his Parents winter home was about ten miles away. During the winter Scott would be out playing golf and spending time with his parents. We would go off-roading and do all the other things guys would do.

We met at the General Mills / Pillsbury acquisition and hit it off immediately, like most did. I always described him as "the tall quiet one". We had a close knit group of about five guys but Scott had all kinds of friends and family that he spent time with. He was active, played golf and enjoyed his General Mills coworkers.

I'm so saddened to hear about Scott's passing, he will be missed dearly. Our Dinner Club won't be the same without his laughter and the many jokes from the wait staff asking him how he got so lucky to have dinner with 4 beautiful ladies :-) Rest well Kack, thank you for being such a great friend and colleague.

So very sad. 
I also worked at Pillsburry / General Mills and there I first met Scott. Then we started seeing him at random swimming meets. Scott's nephews and our son were swimmers  at different schools and we would see Scott at various meets and invites. We developed a great friendship that resulted in many social gatherings with work employees and retirees.  What a shock to hear the sad news. Scott was a great guy.  I will miss him and He will be missed by many others. Rest in peace my friend. God bless. 
Doug

Scott worked with me at General Mills. He was a gentleman in the true sense of the word. Never had a bad thing to say. Smart, diligent, and a good engineer.  He will be missed by many.

Roller Derby as a special Dinner Club event.

One of our many Dinner Club gatherings over the years.

I was so sorry to see this.  Scott  and I used to walk twice a week- at the Arboretum or Ridgedale.  Such a nice man.  I will miss him. He was so proud of his nephews. My condolences to the family.

I am so sorry to hear of Scotts passing.  As family we all got together at either the Hansen farm or at Larrys home for some family gatherings

Minnesota Landscape Arboretum

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He was preceded in death by his mother, Floriece Kackman, and is survived by his father, Larry Kackman; his brother, Brad Kackman (Michelle); and nephews Kyle and Cory.

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Scott L. Kackman

June 11, 1958 – May 12, 2025

Kapala-Glodek-Malone Funeral Home

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