Obituaries

Scott Rizer, retired officer, passes away

Scott Rizer, a retired correctional officer and veteran of Desert Storm, passed away July 6, 2024.

Scott Rizer obituary image
Scott Rizer

He began his state career in July 1996 at California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi where he spent his entire career. He retired in May 2012.

Services will be held in October at Bakersfield National Cemetery in Arvin. Details are not yet available.

“We send our thoughts and prayers to Scott’s family, friends, and coworkers he met along his career,” according to a statement issued by the institution.

Rizer served in the US Army in Desert Storm. He is survived by two daughters.


Read more tributes to staff and retirees who have passed away.

Follow CDCR on YouTubeFacebookX (formerly Twitter). Listen to the CDCR Unlocked podcast.

Related content

San Quentin mourns passing of Officer Michelle Jones‑Harris

Michelle Jones-Harris, a correctional officer at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, passed away July 21, 2026. Jones-Harris began her career at…

Remembering CDCR Parole Agent Joshua Byrd, one year later.

Watch: Agent Byrd memorialized at training center, CMF

Two CDCR memorial ceremonies honored fallen Parole Agent Joshua Byrd, marking one year since his passing. At California Medical Facility…

Ismael Martinez, retired correctional lieutenant

Ismael Martinez, a retired correctional lieutenant from Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla, passed away July 14, 2026. He worked…

CMF mourns loss of Melissa Boos, management services tech

Melissa Boos, a management service technician at California Medical Facility (CMF) in Vacaville, passed away July 21, 2026. She worked…

CSP‑Solano mourns loss of Kevin Thomas, health records tech

Kevin Thomas, a health records technician at California State Prison-Solano, passed away June 22, 2026. Thomas began his career as…

San Quentin mourns passing of Jonathan Castillo, office tech

Jonathan Castillo, an office technician at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, passed away Feb. 1, 2026. Castillo began his career at…