I am saddened by the passing of Scott. 

While on opposite sides of the country - New York and Seattle - our families were always connected through the friendship of our fathers; from college at UVM and Kappa Sig; military service at Ft. Lewis, WA; and years after. I know our fathers were waiting and happy to see you Scott. 

On behalf of the Olden family may God bless you and your family. 

Coach was a huge part of my childhood and a big reason why I loved lacrosse. Some of my favorite memories have him involved. He will be missed. 

Scott and I became very good friends in 10th grade , and remained close through college and beyond

Scot was a brother to me and the Mclam family was my second  family

To many great memories and stories to share . Scott was  a class act in everything he did

I’ll miss his calls which always ended with a laugh 

We were having dinner with Scott and Maureen at a friends house one summer night. It was a Mexican themed dinner, so Maureen brought her famous Flan for dessert. As we were eating it and enjoying the melded flavors, Scott , with his incredibly quick wit, remarked, “Maureen! This is Flan-tastic!” 

We all fell on the floor laughing!! He was so incredible with his witty retorts to everything.  He will be sorely missed and always remembered fondly. 

I had the opportunity to coach Scott at W& L.

He was an outstanding player and a better teammate, Scott always had the best interests of his teammates at heart . He was totally selfless and loved by his friends.

All of us who knew him will miss his smile and his positive approach to all things