Noel Gouldsbrough posted a symbolic gesture

Friday, February 20, 2026

Scott was a very kind soul. Although most of our conversations were through social media over the years, it was always a pleasure to speak with him. Condolences to Scott's family and friends.

Marge McGuire posted a condolence

Friday, February 20, 2026

Dear Scotty - In my head I am calling you "The Gentle Giant". Not sure where that came from! I remember you as a child and teenager, but sadly, not so much as a grown man. We didn't see too much of each other. I wish it could have been different. However, when we DID cross paths, you were always kind, cordial and friendly. You WERE indeed your Mother's son! Scotty, rest easy. Be at peace. Love, your Aunt Marge

Mary McGuire posted a condolence

Thursday, February 19, 2026

Cousin Scotty . . . . I was thirteen when you were born, so, to me, you have always been the baby of the family. I still remember eating pancakes in the kitchen in Morganville, smelling the sweet smell of breakfast, and seeing you there, vying for your Mom's attention. :) With the age difference between us, I was not up on what was happening in your life: your milestones, your achievements, your work and family life. Well, even your location! Just knew you were down there in Jersey somewhere. Fast forward to 2021. I had the pleasure of your company and time to catch up a bit at Dawn & Mike's home. I found you to be a gentle, funny and honest young man. You have ALWAYS been a "young man" to me! We had some time to chat and I got a little glimpse in to your passions, your energy, and your wonderful sense of humor. I encouraged you to start a podcast that featured the things you told me that you were into. Kudos to you for being a wonderful caretaker and housemate to your Dad. I am sure you guys developed a wonderful relationship with each other. Anyway, Cousin, may you rest in peace. Your spirit lives on! With much love and sadness, Cousin MaryBeth (I love that you guys all still call me that!) God bless you and keep you!

WILLIAM J SIMONSON JR. posted a condolence

Thursday, February 19, 2026

To my brother Scott, You will surely be missed by me, especially after all we went through over the years and your unexpected parting. I think about us growing up — playing in the backyard on the swing set, climbing those trees like we had no fear in the world. Playing Tecmo video games for hours. Then becoming teenagers, working on your Z28 and my Firebird, thinking we had it all figured out. Going to the football games up in Buffalo, cheering on the Buffalo Bills like true fans. The concerts we went to — Ozzfest and so many others. That trip to Madison Square Garden, with you on crutches, taking that crazy train ride — that’s a memory I’ll never forget. The memories are forever. Through all of life’s changes — the relationships, the ups and downs — and becoming fathers. Me having Shawn, and you having Shane. Watching our boys grow has been one of the greatest parts of our lives. The years go by too fast, and the time is always too short. Your memory will always be honored and remembered. Love you always, Bill

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Wednesday, February 18, 2026

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