Scott Musselman grew up in Littleton, Colorado, and learned the value of hard work from his parents, especially his father, who was his mentor and role model. After playing baseball at the University of Wyoming, he worked in the family business, helping it grow from just a few employees to more than 180. In the early 2000s, Scott and his wife moved to Buffalo to raise their four children. When the business eventually closed, he returned to his roots in the trades, later managing a stone shop before stepping into a new chapter of service.

That chapter began at the Boys & Girls Club of the Bighorns. What started with a job posting that read, “Do you want to make a difference?” quickly became a calling. As Director, Scott guided the Club through a period of  growth with the support of a strong staff team. He focused on giving kids structure, love, and lasting experiences, whether through outdoor adventures like “Club Unplugged” or everyday lessons about accountability and resilience. Families often shared how his presence impacted not only children but parents as well.

After stepping away from the Club in 2021, Scott returned to construction, now working alongside his son in Laramie while enjoying time with his grandchildren. Looking back, he is most proud of the joy he found in serving kids and helping them see their own potential. His advice remains simple but powerful: “It takes courage to get up from failing and move forward. Failure is the best teacher.”.