Scott Roland Landry

Scott Roland Landry, 67, of Amherst, NH, passed away on January 23rd, 2026.

Scott was born and raised in Manchester, NH the son of Alfred & Edna Landry. He grew up with his five siblings and attended Central High School. He was employed by UPS for 40+ years and was a proud member of the Teamsters Union. Scott took great pride working in numerous communities across southern NH during his career at UPS, and became a loved and well known member of those communities he served.

Scott was an avid lover of people. With his characteristically warm and outgoing personality Scott cultivated and maintained an enormous number of meaningful relationships. He loved a good time and was the life of any party he attended, often the last person to leave. Scott was also an active athlete his entire life, spending his spring and summers playing tennis and his winters skiing. Tennis, in particular, was a great love of Scott’s and one of the primary ways he built so many deep friendships.

Scott was a caring son, father, brother, and uncle. With the birth of his grandson in May, he enthusiastically stepped into his new role of grandfather, or as he’ll be remembered fondly by his family, “Pepere Tuna.” Scott was predeceased by his parents, Alfred and Edna, his wife Melissa Flint, and his brother Paul Landry. He is survived by his sons Brad Landry, Eric Landry and his wife Mia, and his beloved grandson Beau. Other surviving family members include his sister Irene Sherbuda and her husband Vic, his sister Nancy Milligan, his brother David Landry and his wife Connie, his brother John Landry and his wife Elizabeth, as well as his many loved nieces and nephews.

SERVICES: Visiting hours will be Thursday, 2/12 from 4pm-7pm at Lambert Funeral Home, 1799 Elm St., Manchester. A Funeral Mass will be held Friday, 2/13 at 10am at St. Raphael Parish, 103 Walker St., Manchester. A celebration of Scott’s life will follow at Stark Brewing Company, 500 N. Commercial St., Manchester.

In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester or the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire.