Scott was a great person who never really knew his impact he had on others. I will always remember you as the young kids we were hanging out at the gym. Your dad took us to Tomboy the movie and I couldn’t  take my eyes off you.  I scored a date with the quarterback of the football team! I adored you. I’m so sorry to Scott’s family. It really has broken my heart.  I wish I could have told him how great I thought  he was.  I’m so sorry to his family and wish for you peace and prayers during this difficult time.  

So sorry for your loss.  Went to DC w Scott and graduated with him.  Ran into him again when he came to see me for some shoulder rehab.  He was still friendly and fun Scott with good stories to tell in his own way.  Wish I would have ran into him again.

I’m so sorry to hear about Scott. My heart breaks for all of you. Prayers for all of your family. 🙏❤️

Even though it’s been a while since we spoke or saw each other, when we did it was like no time had passed. I know how you loved your family and you will definitely be missed here by many. Thanks for the time here with you. 

So sorry to hear about Scott’s passing.  I’ll never forget how we grew up together, from elementary school at Winston, middle school at Stewart and then on to Douglas County High School.  The years going to Homecoming together while cheering and playing for the Winston Raiders.   Prayers for you and your family. 

Mike and I can not express how much we are going to miss Scott. One of the things I loved most about Scott was his love for his family. He was so proud of not only his children and grandchildren but of you Larry and  Velida his parents.  He loved Alabama and he loved raising money for the kids through the Shriners. He was a very special man and we loved him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this most difficult time.