from my first days at St. John's, to Cast and to the show choir summers at the Clearfield Fair into the mid 90's I knew Scott to be such an awesome, steady presence in the theater arts community ... a kind workhorse, who seemed present at every stage of the artistic process and taking no special credit for doing so. He will be dearly missed...
I hold many fond memories of the generous time and energy that Scott gave to CAST. He was a kind and warm person. He was a good friend, son and community member and he will be missed.
Seems sometimes God only allows only a very brief time for us to be near someone. For us it was a few short moments of introduction with Scott outside Chris and Pat's garage. It is not lost on us that it was precious time to get to know him better and see why he was so loved by so many.
Seems some of the best blessings are quickly here and gone and we wish there had been more time to talk with Scott and learn of the love all three of you had for one another.
We are deeply sorry for your loss and yet know most certainly there is some joy in knowing he'll be there to greet you when you cross over and this time will be a distant memory. We believe Jesus made it so.
We all have many fond memories of Scotty starting from way back when I first met him back in 1980 when I was 10 years old and involved at St. Johns Community theatre. We always enjoyed Scotty's New Years Day pasta fest parties where Robin, the boys and I always had a great time with friends. Scotty was always there when you needed a hand or a good friend to talk to and he always made a great designated driver for our group whenever we would all go out because we all knew that Scotty would get car sick when he wasn't driving......plus being a Fed-Ex driver, he always liked to have command of the ship! :) Scotty you will be deeply missed by all your friends and family.....rest easy my friend and thank you for being a great friend and for the memories.....
