We asked Scott some questions so that we can get to know him better.
What is your name?
Scott Dethlefs
How long have been a staff member at St. Stephen the Martyr?
6 years
What is your position?
Custodian
Where did you work before St. Stephen the Martyr?
Bellevue Medical Center
Where did you grow up? Where did you go to school?
Omaha, Mount Michael H.S.
Tell us about your family (spouse, children, grandchildren, pets, etc.):
Trisha (Wife), Ethan (14), and Miles (7)…….. hope for a puppy in Spring?
What’s your favorite thing to do on the weekends?
Hang with the family, Chores around the house are super fun! Watch college/NFL football
What do you like to do for fun? What do you like to do to unwind/relax?
Movies, wrestle with kids, take naps
What’s your least favorite chore around the house?
Base and behind the toilets!!! Boys are messy
When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Archeologist
Do you have any hidden talents or hobbies?
My nose grows like Pinnochio when I tell a lie?
What is your favorite food?
Pizza and Leo’s homemade burrito’s w/ salsa
What is your favorite sweet treat?
Ice cream and mom’s chocolate pie
What’s the best compliment you’ve ever received?
“Has anyone told you you resemble Jason Mamoa from Aquaman?”
What three items would you take with you to a deserted island?
Whole family, Bible/Religious reading, and toenail clippers
What’s your idea of a perfect day?
When I have a chance to go to Adoration and spend a little time with Jesus, before I leave work for the day.
What do you enjoy most about working at St. Stephen the Martyr?
My partner in crime, Leo……. oh, and Dan of course, we work well together
Which word in our mission statement has the most impact on you? Why?
Proclaim
What advice do you have for others to grow their Catholic faith and relationship with Jesus Christ?
To truly open your heart and let Jesus take control of every aspect of your life. Follow the path he has for you even if it seems uncomfortable or scary. Let go, just let go and allow all of God’s mercy and grace to saturate your whole being.
