Curt, Angel, Crystal please stay in touch. My address is N419 North Main Street Nelson, WI 54756.   Email -jmkitzmann@yahoo.com The celebration of life for Scott was wonderful, great to hear wonderful stories and experiences we all shared with Scott.

My son. There is so much to say about this wonderful man. He was a good kid and loved being involved in school activities. He played trombone in the school band and jazz band. He was a member of the school choir too. He was able to take trips with the school to different states and make great memories. He played basketball and football. He was also on the traveling basketball team and played in the Gus Macker tournaments. He was a big Vikings fan. I think his greatest happiness came when he met Rachel and Nick. Scott was a good person from start to finish. Love

So sorry to hear about the passing of my first best friend Scott Towner.....we met in kindergarten and became great friends right away! We always had so much fun together no matter who's house we were at or what we were doing together! We were close all through elementary, middle school and graduated together, nothing but wonderful memories of my first best friend! I will always remember all the fun times! I'll miss you forever Scott! -Jeff Kitzmann 

Ever since I heard the news, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about the time we spent together.  You gave me my first break in sales and guided me into becoming a manager. I’ll never forget how we’d talk every day on those Motorola walkie-talkies when I was at the other branch. And the weekends—our golf outings were the best. We all took it so seriously, like we were pros, but it was always such a blast. I looked forward to it every week.

I keep thinking about the last time we played together—our final round. That was the last time I saw you, and it just tears me up inside. I know you’re in a better place now, and someday we’ll get to play another 18 holes together. My heart aches for your family; I know how much you meant to them. Rest in peace, my friend.

I miss you brother! — with Scott Towner, Scott Gross, Mike Larson and Ian Keifer