Scott,

If it had not been for your overly friendly disposition in kindergarten the Lyon’s and the Langzettel’s may not have come together to form a lifetime of friendship. That encounter not only brought our parents together but led to many eventful childhood memories. Some of my favorites are: crab apple fort battles, making firefly rings, and riding bikes to the “little store”. I wish you peace and will cherish your memory.

Im so sorry for your loss Chuck and family.

So many times Scott could help, with building something, projects around the house.. If he couldn't be there to do it with you or for you, he could tell you how to do it.. We played together, and fought together, as brothers will do, we drank and talked. He listened when I needed him to, took the reins when I needed him to. I learned a lot from him, and I'd like to think he learned a little something from me too.

I hope he is proud proud of the things he accomplished here, I am amazed everyday at the number of people who knew him, and that he touched in someway. He will be missed by more than he ever thought was possible.

Scott, I will think of you often, and I promise to remember the fights as well as the friendship. Rest easy, brother. As I said in your last moments, we will catch up to you.

Scott was a funny, big hearted guy! He was a great person that I loved to hang out with as a kid. Praying for peace and strength during this difficult time

There will be no more trips to be with Skip. Who will I visit to have a beer and enjoy a little cheer? I love to hear your stories of days gone by, now they will share your stories way up high. For you my friend, my brother he will greatly be missed. Today I sure am pissed