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Austin, Texas
Scott Zublin (Zoob) of Austin, Texas, born on May 20, 1958, to the late Edward A. Zubin and Ann W. Zublin passed away at the age of 67 on June 7, 2025.
“Scott lived life large…”
He was preceded in death by his parents Edward A. Zublin and Ann W. Zublin. Scott is survived by his siblings and their spouses; Catherine A. Zublin (Edward Spangler), David A. Zublin (Donna Zublin), and Jeanne Marie Dicks ( W. Mark Dicks); his nephews and nieces, Noah Spangler (Janice), Ethan Spangler (Morgan), Dylan Zublin (Nicole), Jessica Lewis (David), Kristen Zublin (Talia), W. Austin Dicks (Allison); his great nephews and nieces, Walter, Ethan, Emma and Luke Zublin, Olivia, Elijah, and Hannah Spangler, George and Edward Lewis and his beloved dog Petey.
Scott traveled the world during his 23 years working in the oil field industry, most notably Baker Hughes and earned the prestigious award of Oil Rigger of the Year. When he was home in Austin, he was a loyal customer of the Texas Chili Parlor. Scott decided to purchase the establishment in 2002 promising to continue the history of chili in the downtown community. The Texas Chili Parlor was the setting for Quentin Tarantino’s film Death Proof, earning Scott a film credit. Scott also appeared on the Texas Bucket List show for the best Chili in Texas. The Texas Chili Parlor was also on The Food Network for the outstanding menu and famous chili. Scott collected motor vehicles and loved riding his Harley and going to Sturges annually. He was a dedicated sports fan, the Mets, the Knicks, the Raiders and especially the teams of the University of Texas.
We celebrate his life in the knowledge that he is reunited with family and friends who proceeded him in death, we will miss him greatly.
A Remembrance Gathering will be held on June 20, 2025, from noon to 6:00PM at the Texas Chili Parlor, 1409 Lavaca St, Austin, TX. On June 21st following a procession from the Texas Chili Parlor beginning at 9:00AM there will be a graveside service at Cook Waldon / Forest Oaks Funeral Home. 6300 W William Cannon Dr.
Arrangements by King-Tears Mortuary