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Scott Bart Obituary
Scott Bart and Elizabeth Cappell conducted their courtship in a 96th-floor office at 1 World Trade Center.
He was an up-and-coming vice president at Marsh & McLennan, she a student teacher at the nearby High School for Leadership and Public Service. When school let out, Ms. Cappell would grade papers alongside her future husband so that work would not separate them.
Often, Mr. Bart read the books his fiancée was teaching so they could talk about them. And he tried to confine business trips to one day.
The couple set a wedding date for Aug. 4, planned a Mexican honeymoon and bought a house in Malverne, close to his family and hers. Mr. Bart, 28, loved carpentry projects, learned at his father's knee, and had already built a chest of drawers and sketched plans for a deck. Mrs. Bart, 24, got a job teaching English at a Long Island High School.
The Barts' wedding day was vintage Scott, Mrs. Bart said. He did not want friends to spend a fortune for hotel rooms. So he turned over their new house — Hotel Bart, they called it — to a score of celebrants, who slept on couches, in sleeping bags and on the floor of rooms as yet unfurnished. He also rented a yellow school bus to transport everyone from the church to the reception. "He made sure everything was taken care of," Mrs. Bart said.
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Cindy Roe
August 31, 2021
Remembering Scott on the 20th anniversary of 9/11....
Braydyn Clark
September 17, 2020
Peace to the fallen.
Eka Parker
September 11, 2019
18 years later, and I still remember clearly of that very sad day. You will never be forgotten, Scott D Bart
September 11, 2019
A childhood friend of our family. My Dad worked with his dad. I'm so sorry to hear about his passing. He was a very kind person. Rest in Peace. Never Forget.
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July 19, 2019
In loving memory...
Denise Baumann
June 18, 2019
To the family of Scott: We visited Ground Zero on June 7 this year, obviously (white rose) the birthday of Scott. Although we were far away on September 11, 2001, we remember this day exactly. For us too, the world has changed on this day. Not as painful as for you who have lost a loved one, but we have felt with you and still do. May god bless your Family!
March 3, 2018
God bless you. never to be forgotten
rich miskell
September 13, 2017
rip scott
Lourdes Rodriguez
September 12, 2017
To the family of Scott: I know its has been some time since the tragedy of losing Scott right along with may other beautiful people, this pain will never fade away, As Every year on 9/11 approaches strong memories come to memory, This why i want to show my love by sharing some encouraging words to Scott beautiful family," May you find comfort in knowing that your dear one is safe in the memory of God, who will remember every detail about him and bring him back again."
We look forward to the time when words will fail to capture the joy of having our heavenly Father return your dear one to you.' may you find comfort in these beautiful words.
Sincerely your neighbor:
Lourdes Rodriguez
Sergio Chavez
June 29, 2017
Back in November right before I left for my trip to NYC I met this lady named Amy at a bar here in Dallas . We talked about me goin to the memorial and she told me her friend Scott died on 9/11 when the attacks happened. He worked on the 96th floor I believe. I told her I'd visit his grave and send pics. Idk if I got her # wrong or what because I did text it and never got a response. Anywho, if this ever reaches Amy Colclough, just know I did what I promised you! #RIP
September 10, 2016
Rest in Peace God bless your family.
rich miskell
September 10, 2016
rip scott
Mary Creekmore-Messler
September 8, 2016
I did not know you but I was a member of Mr Bart's soccer team. I went to school with your younger siblings also. You will never be forgotten and I will always keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.
Del Newberry
February 11, 2016
As Valentine's Day approaches, it is very sad to read about the loss suffered by newlyweds like this. I pray for all of Scott's family and friends that they will feel a special comfort today and be blessed in many ways. Much love from Texas,
Charles Ahmad
September 11, 2015
I Went to the same high school as you, was real good friends with your younger brother James only remember you as a legend and someone everyone looked up to. Your name always comes first in my mind on this sad day, your still missed.
September 11, 2014
You are remembered today and always. God bless your family and loved ones.
D from Cayuga Hall
September 10, 2013
Scott's Family-
I knew Scott from SUNY Oswego. He was always fun to be around and a happy person. Scott made room for me at the brunch table a time or two and made me feel included and welcome. He never met a stranger.
September 5, 2013
Thinking at this time of year of our nation's great loss on September 11, 2001, I began reading, once again, of the precious victims of that day. I was especially drawn to the handsome picture of Scott, who was taken far too soon. He reminds me so much of my wonderful nephew at that age.
I was touched to read about his many accomplishments, and his love of life and family and friends. Being originally from the great state of New York myself, it was nice to learn that he went to school in Oswego, through which I have travelled many times on the way to Lake Ontario.
I extend my deepest sympathy to Scott's dear ones, with fondest hopes that, yes, you will meet again one fine day in Heaven, where he is waiting for you in the loving arms of God..
I'm glad I found this wonderful tribute to a fine young man who brought such joy to the lives of so many. May God bless you all.
Most sincerely,
Joan Schiemer,
Your fellow American
Orlando, Florida
Barbara Boam
January 22, 2013
I walked a mile for you (mile #140) on 1/18/13 as a dedication to your life.
Jessica Rogers
September 12, 2012
I wanted to drop a line to say that you crossed my mind the other day when I participated in the 9-11 Memorial Run/Walk. Last year, I placed a flag on your name and that was my intention this year as well. However, I was unable to locate your name (they are not in alphabetical order). But your name will always remain in my memory.
Eka Parker
September 11, 2012
It's been 11 years, but I am still very saddened whenever I think of that horrific day. I am one of the lucky one to have ever met such a wonderful person as Scott. My thoughts and prayers for his wife, Liz, family, and friends.
Anthony LaPoma
June 7, 2012
I think about you all the time and on days like today I can't help but just miss you so much. Julissa understands a little more now and she asks me all the time about you. She always asks me if we miss you and if you miss us. I tell her YES AND YES, and I always tell her how wonderful you are and that we'll all be together again one day. It's through the love of our families that we still connect with you, and I hope you can feel all of the love that we have and will always have for you. Happy Birthday Scott.
Mary Elizabeth LaPoma
January 29, 2012
It's hard to believe that 10 years has gone by. I never thought I could live a day without you let alone 10 years. There's been some wonderful life changes in the family over the past 10 years ones you would be and I am sure in Heaven you are so proud of. I just wish you could be here with us everyday. There's not a day that goes by that I don't miss you. I love you cousin Scott so much :) you mean so much to me. I miss you so much. I know you are always looking down upon us and watching over the family. I just wish you could be with us.
Anthony LaPoma
January 20, 2012
I've been thinking about you alot lately Scott, and I still miss you as much as I did 10 years ago. Seeing your brothers and sisters have babies and get married (Yay Kathryn!) is so wonderful and I know you are watching with so much pride. I just wish we could hear your comments!!!!!! You'll have to tell us everything you've been thinking another time. We love and miss you as always, and we'll continue to until we meet again. I love you Scott.
Cousin Ant
January 3, 2012
To The Family,
We don't know each other but I would like to tell you how sorry I am that one of your loved ones died due to terrorist attacks on 9/11. It's been ten years and it seems like yesterday. May God give you comfort and the hope of seeing Mr. Scott D. Bart again when he is brought back to life and will not have to worry about terrorist attacks or any other wicked acts and with the hope of living forever. God bless you.
Sincerely,
Mr. Terry of NC
Becky P
September 15, 2011
Dear family and friends of Scott,
I have kept a ribbon with Scott's name on it since the first memorial I participated in directly after the tragedy. He sure had a great smile! I sincerely wish you peace as I do every time I see the ribbon in my jewelry box.
A flag placed in memory of Scott Bart - Sept. 11, 2011
Jessica Rogers
September 13, 2011
Hello,
We don’t know each other but I wanted to tell the family of Scott Bart that I placed a flag on his name at the 9-11 Memorial Walk in Sacramento, California. The memorial service was very touching. I don’t know what it was, but I felt drawn to Scott’s name. As soon as I got home I googled his name and was devastated to learn his story. I am so sorry he was taken so young and I can only hope his family has been able to keep his legacy alive. But please know his story touched my heart and the flag was waving in his honor yesterday.
Cheryl Denecke (Radecker)
September 12, 2011
I didnt know Scott D. Bart personally but I did know his father. I was a team member of his father when i attended Valley Stream North High School. When i heard of this sad news I was so upset to hear that someone I knew lost someone dear to them. Your memory was always in your dads heart. May you rest in peace.
Anne Coen
September 11, 2011
"To speak the name of the dead is to make them live again." - Egyptian Proverb
I never met Scott, but I know he came from a fine family as I had the pleasure of working with his mother at Shaw Avenue School. I remember hearing that he was a wonderful musician and a great deal of fun to be around.
carol schor
September 11, 2011
may god who loves you hold you gently in his arms
the schor family
Kymberli Colbourne
September 11, 2011
We hold you in our hearts.
Debbie Ray
August 31, 2010
I was doing a project on 9/11 and i come across your story and it is so heartbreaking i have learnt one thing never take your life or your marriage for granted thank you so much
September 15, 2009
You are not forgotten. Your memory gives us all strength and fills us with love.
Steve
September 11, 2009
Hi Scott, I am thinking about you and your wife today and with my upcoming marriage in two weeks I am reminded not to ever take it for granted... thank you... and god bless you.
September 11, 2009
the years have slowly slipped by and much as happened to the world, but one thing is certain, your smiling face will be remembered. sincerely rose polis
September 11, 2009
May you rest in peace up in heaven with God who Loves you.
Jim Lettieri
September 11, 2009
YOU ARE ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS AND NEVER FORGOTTEN. YOU ARE IN GOD'S LOVING ARMS AND HE WILL ALWAYS KEEP YOU SAFE AND SO LOVED.
LOVE CAROLE, JIMMY AND FIONA LETTIERI
XXOOXX
Auntie Alice
September 11, 2009
With Scott, I became the happiest person on earth...an aunt! He continues to be present to me and our family each and every day, and our love for him enables us to smile through the sadness.
Jeannie Davis
September 11, 2008
My thoughts are with you and your family on the anniversary of Scott's death. I hope that God has allowed you to find peace and comfort. You are in my prayers today. God Bless!
Doug Abraham
June 7, 2008
Happy Birthday!!!
September 11, 2007
May your family know that today you are being remembered by those in Malverne and everywhere. Rest in peace.
anonymous
September 11, 2007
Dear liz, renee, james, kat, and parents of Scott Bart,
I wanted to let you know that I have you in my thoughts and prayers today and also offer you a poem that has comforted me in bereavement. Peace and love be with you always.
Death is nothing at all
I have only slipped away into the next room
I am I and you are you
Whatever we were to each other
That we are still
Call me by my old familiar name
Speak to me in the easy way you always used
Put no difference into your tone
Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow
Laugh as we always laughed
At the little jokes we always enjoyed together
Play, smile, think of me, pray for me
Let my name be ever the household word that it always was
Let it be spoken without effort
Without the ghost of a shadow in it
Life means all that it ever meant
It is the same as it ever was
There is absolute unbroken continuity
What is death but a negligible accident?
Why should I be out of mind
Because I am out of sight?
I am waiting for you for an interval
Somewhere very near
Just around the corner
All is well.
Nothing is past; nothing is lost
One brief moment and all will be as it was before
How we shall laugh at the trouble of parting when we meet again!
Henry Scott-Holland, 1847-1918, Canon of St Paul's Cathedral
MICHEAL RUNDLE
September 11, 2007
My name is Micheal and I am 12 years old now and I live in IOWA. I am thinking of you and your HUSBAND,SCOTT. I will allways feel sorry for what happened to your family. I know that your heart aches because my sister has died.
Most sincerely.
cecile brown
September 11, 2007
Just sending some love from France on this special day. I didn't know Mr Bart, but I will never forget all the innocent people who lost their life on september 11. I send his family all my love.
Kathleen Mossbrugger-Dominici (VSN Class of '90)
September 7, 2007
Scott is in my prayers always, I will never forget his smile and the way he would rib me until I was laughing...he made high school a fun place to be and filled every room he entered with sunshine. I'll never forget that.
My prayers and peace to his family and loved ones.
Christine
March 25, 2007
I knew Scott in High School. They way you pass people in the halls and say Hi, but no more than that. he was smart and talented. When I found out what happened, I was so sad for his new wife and family. My husband also worked in the WTC. I'm glad to have said Hi to Scott. Small town people know everyone. Scott, you have and will not be forgotton in our little corner of Long Island.
kristine
October 16, 2006
As I cross-stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
Rachel Brenner
September 12, 2006
I met Scott in 7th grade and spent my high school days sitting behind him (alphabetical order). Over the years we established quite a relationship this way - making jokes, laughing, cheating, drawing, passing notes. After college we slowly drifted apart but stayed informed of each other through mutual friends. I treasure that about 2 months before September 11th I went to see his and Liz's new house and felt I had started the process of reconnecting with him. He seemed so at peace with his life - so happy at where he was in life. We planned to "hang out" again sometime after his wedding. I am so glad that I went that day - I hadn't seen him in years.
I can remember hugging him goodbye and it feeling like cuddling in an old familiar blanket.
In our yearbook Scott wrote to me, "You make me feel special and important". I hope that all those years later he still reflected on our friendship that way.
We shared so much of our adolescent tribulations with each other and I have a recurring dream where he's crying and he tells me he misses his family so much and I try to comfort him like we did each other when we were teenagers. The dream feels so real and I wake up feeling like I just saw him again. I like to believe that I did - that he really did visit me.
The things about Scott that I most remember are his wonderful sense of humor - especially his ability to see the humor in himself - and his energy to live his life fully. He was always so busy and energetic - I admired him for it. He truly seemed to live life to its fullest each day - I often wonder if he knew somehow how long he would be here. I'd guess he didn't waste a moment.
During a conversation about God we once had he told me that he didn't think human beings on earth were capable of understanding the meaning of life - that we weren't meant to understand it all now, why we are here, why things happen. I thought and still think it was one of the most brilliant things I ever heard. I think of what he said when the world seems to be such a scary and unpredictable place and I hope that Scott now understands it all. I think of his family often and hope they are well. Thank you Scott for the friendship we shared - I hope you are at peace. Rachel B.
Rachel Brenner
September 12, 2006
I met Scott in 7th grade and spent my high school days sitting behind him (alphabetical order). Over the years we established quite a relationship this way - making jokes, laughing, cheating, drawing, passing notes. After high school we slowly drifted apart but stayed informed of each other through mutual friends. I treasure that about 2 months before September 11th I went to see his and Liz's new house and felt I had started the process of reconnecting with him. He seemed so at peace with his life - so happy at where he was in life. We planned to "hang out" again sometime after his wedding. I am so glad that I went that day - I hadn't seen him in years.
I can remember hugging him goodbye and it feeling like cuddling in an old familiar blanket.
In our yearbook Scott wrote to me, "You make me feel special and important". I hope that all those years later he still reflected on our friendship that way.
We shared so much of our adolescent tribulations with each other and I have a recurring dream where he's crying and he tells me he misses his family so much and I try to comfort him like we did each other when we were teenagers. The dream feels so real and I wake up feeling like I just saw him again. I like to believe that I did - that he really did visit me.
The things about Scott that I most remember are his wonderful sense of humor - especially his ability to see the humor in himself - and his energy to live his life fully. He was always so busy and energetic - I admired him for it. He truly seemed to live life to its fullest each day - I often wonder if he knew somehow how long he would be here. I'd guess he didn't waste a moment.
During a conversation about God we once had he told me that he didn't think human beings on earth were capable of understanding the meaning of life - that we weren't meant to understand it all now, why we are here, why things happen. I thought and still think it was one of the most brilliant things I ever heard. I think of what he said when the world seems to be such a scary and unpredictable place and I hope that Scott now understands it all. I think of his family often and hope they are well. Thank you Scott for the friendship we shared - I hope you are at peace. Rachel B.
P Tabbernor
August 22, 2006
In memory....
Victoria Puzzi
September 12, 2004
Mine and my family's thoughts, prayers and arms will ALWAYS be there for all of your family. Please reach out whenever you need or want to! I miss you ALL and love you ALL.
Sean Cahill
August 19, 2004
I only heard of Scott through Liz while on a university exchange program, she enthused Sooo much about him all the time all us brits could see that you two were going to be married some day, and they did. And its no consolation but they cant take that away from you, liz you're in all our prayers we love you and honour scott amore omnia vincet
Anna Potter
September 14, 2003
I am very sorry for your loss and I am praying for you. Remember, she is watching you.
With all of my sympathy,
Anna Potter
Lynn Smith
September 11, 2003
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends.
Corey Alexander
September 11, 2003
I knew Scott Bart through a very good friend of his, Scott Perrucci. Scott was always a pleasant person to be around, and it was unfortunate I wasn't able to get to know Scott better. Both Scott's live in NY, and I in PA. Even though, again, we didn't see much of each other, you could easily tell what a special person Scott was. He will be greatly missed!! All my best to his family and friends!!
Corey
T. H.
May 3, 2003
Hold on
Let go
Everything moves
Except love
Hold on to love
Do what love requires
January 18, 2003
Liz-
I was a fellow classmate from Sacred
Heart Academy class of 95. I too worked in the WTC on the 97th floor of the South Tower. I think of you and pray that you can move on from this tradegy. Remember you are not alone, may you find the courage to move forward.
God Bless
A Highschool Classmate
Brian Wald
January 13, 2003
In Mr. Bart's memory I planted a blue spruce in my back yard. It has taken root and is flourishing.
Kristin MacDonald (Nelson)
November 24, 2002
Scott and I were in the music department at SUNY Oswego. I could not believe what I saw one day after 9-11 when I was browsing an Oswego Alumni site. He was a wonderful person. So sorry for your loss.
Joseph R. Olefirowicz
November 9, 2002
After a few years of lost contact with me being overseas, I was shocked, saddened and enraged to find Scott's name on a list of victims of 9-11. Looking for his name online, and then finding "where" he is listed finally put a face onto 9-11 for an American living in Germany for a number of years, far away from "home."
Scott and I first met during a production with Oswego Opera Theater in 1994.
We became friends and remained in regular contact online. My memories of Scott will always remain during our last visit together in the City during my time rehearsing a new show written by one of his favorite composers, Alan Menken.
Scott's love for music, and his warm and loving nature will not be forgotten by those whose lives he has touched. Although I had not seen him since 1999, finding his name on a victim's list became a bitter reality as if he died "today" with me having seen him "just yesterday."
I send my love and prayers to all family and friends who are still struggling with the question "why?" But I am sure he is in a good place, watching over us and also looking forward to the day of being reunited with all of the people who loved and cared for him.
God rest his soul, and bless his family.
anne jones
September 17, 2002
we will remember him
Renee Bart-Tarzia
September 15, 2002
I am beginning to come to the realization that I am the most fortunate person alive. I have grown up with wonderful, caring parents, two amazing brothers, Scott and James and one great sister, Kat. The best part was we weren't just a family we were best friends. A year ago a part of all of us was taken away. That part will never be replaced. We continue to live each day in order to make Scott proud. Some days are successful while others are not so successful. We would not have been able to continue to survive without the support and love of everyone around us. I see Scott each day in everyone that he has touched. I must remember to treasure all that Scott has given to us and to pass on his courage, wisdom, and spirit to all those around us.
“Somehow I know we’ll meet again, not quite sure where and I don’t know just when. You’re in my heart so until then, it’s time for saying good-bye.” -The Muppets
You will always be my BIG brother. I love and miss you!!
Love Renee
Stacey Schweigert
September 11, 2002
He was a great person with a family and friends who loved him so much. He is deeply missed by those who knew him.
Joel & Tammy Plofsky
September 10, 2002
We miss you, Scott. You were a true friend in every sense of the word. You inspired greatness in all those who knew you. You cheered us with your funny, sarcastic comments and your smile, from ear to ear. Your courage, loyalty, and friendship will always be remembered.
We will always love you, Scott.
Susannah
August 16, 2002
God Bless. My prayers are with his family and new wife.
Jennifer Smith
July 23, 2002
It was with great shock and sadness that I learned of Scott’s death. I had opened the latest copy of our alumni newsletter to a memorial section dedicated to alumni lost in the attacks of September 11th. I was not prepared for what I found. Though Scott and I lost touch after we graduated from Oswego, he is one of the few people I formed a true friendship with while I was there. As we struggled through our intermediate, advanced, and managerial accounting classes, we would study together, though often were no better prepared for our exams. We lived in the same dorm, and it was always way more fun to hang out in the lounge, order a pizza or watch a movie. Looking back, we barely passed those classes. But those are the moments you never regret, and in the end you walk away with wonderful memories that far surpass a better test score, or a higher grade. I am deeply saddened by the loss of such a vibrant person and I was happy to have had the good fortune to have known Scott. Those of us that did were the better for it. My thoughts and prayers are with his friends, family, and wife.
Stu Frank
April 19, 2002
I worked with Scott at Marsh, in the WTC. He and I were often the first ones in the office in the morning. He was truly a remarkable guy. Smart, funny and giving. His friends at Marsh miss him dearly.
Karen DeWitt
April 19, 2002
Scott was my Senior High Prom date. He was also a good friend and we sang together in high school. I also used to pass notes to his younger sister Renee during the day at school. Such terrific memories of a vibrant and fun person. We lost touch years ago but a mutual friend still kept me informed of how he was and told me of his upcoming marriage. It's an unbelieveable shock to lose someone who was a part of your life at one time. My prayers for his wife and family. I think of you often.
RANDY DAMICO
April 9, 2002
JUST FOUND OUT RECENTLY ABOUT THE LOSS OF SCOTT. BEING A COP IN MALVERNE, I WATCHED SCOTT GROW UP INTO A FINE GENTLEMAN. A REALLY GOOD KID.
MY SINCEREST SYMPATHY TO THE BART FAMILY. RANDY AND VITA DAMICO
Peter Stoutjesdijk
March 24, 2002
I only worked with Scott for a short time at BONY but he always had a smile on. I was very sad to hear this news. I am glad to see so many good friends that will keep him in their thoughts. My condolences go out to his family.
Eka Parker
March 16, 2002
I met Scott in 1998 while I was working at the Bank of New York in Barclay Street, downtown New York. I will always remember Scott for being a caring and friendly person. My deep sympathy for Scott's family and may God bless you all.
Wendy Marcone
February 11, 2002
A good friend once gave me a card that said "Friends are the family we choose for ourselves." For all the wonderful reasons you see written here, I chose Scott over 14 years ago, and lucky for me he reciprocated the choice. So many memories in those 14 years, especially from the "infamous" house on Harrison Street. Scott would play away on his piano singing his heart out while we would all moan and groan and call him "opera man." But he wouldn't quit and he would only play lounder and more and never change to appease anyone. That's the kind of friend he was: loyal, honest and committed. I once sent him an email that said "Happiness in a journey, not a destination. Work like you don't need money. Love like you have never been hurt. And dance like no one is watching." He wrote back, "You've seen me dance, I think it's obvious that I already do this."
Meredyth Otlin-Martini
January 25, 2002
Scott will never know how much he meant to me as a friend - a real friend. Anyone who has REAL friends, hold them close to you and never let them go. I hope he is watching over his family and Liz.
John Sokolich
January 11, 2002
I remember considering Scott one of the big kids on the block ... though now, 20 year's later, I realize he was only two years older than me.
I lived down the block from the Barts, I played with their children, I went to school with them.
It was a simpler time back then.
I thought I was fortunate after the attacks that I didn't know any of the victims. I was wrong. And though I moved away from Malverne with my parents many years ago ... and have moved across the country since then, I remember Scott like I just saw him yesterday.
Riding his bike ... playing kickball in the street, and a memory of playing in his front yard, on the corner when he had a broken arm.
My sincerest condolences for the loss, and may God bring you comfort.
Bob Magin
January 10, 2002
My deepest condolences and prayers to the Bart family and friends. I had managed to meet Scott only a few times, yet realized what a caring, fun, and vibrant person he was. He will truely be missed.
Teresa Jahn
January 9, 2002
What a warm, friendly, heartwarming smile Scott has in the picture you have shared with us. His smile must be a reflection of his happy life. We are very sorry for your loss of Scott. May his life and love live on in those who love him. May you always feel the warmth of his love surround you. Our hearts cry with you.
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Kristen Doering
January 7, 2002
Scott was my brothers friend. He had this funny way of just appearing out of thin air when Rob was home on leave from the army.
They would rent movies and laugh together for hours. I have to admit that I would sometimes tag along on their adventures in the city or on Long Island just because I knew I would laugh for hours. He was a great friend to my brother and I admired his zest for life. I feel blessed to have known him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Geri Streigold
December 13, 2001
Scott Bart was like the brother i never had, and never knew i appreciated until he was gone...he will be forever remembered and loved. True legends never die.
IRENE STAPINSKI
December 5, 2001
GOD BLESS SCOTT D.BART AND MAY HE
REST IN PEACE.GOD BLESS HIS FAMILY
AND FRIENDS.GOD BLESS AMERICA AND MAY WE NEVER FORGET 9/11/01
Sherry Dalto
December 5, 2001
I worked in the World Trade Center for three years and realize that had I not moved to Florida I might still be working there. I feel a sense of kinship to Scott because I, too, worked on a very high floor of WTC 1. "It could have been me" keeps going through my head.
I am so terribly sad for his wife and family and want to express my sincere condolences. Please know that you will all be in my thoughts and prayers this holiday season. I'm sorry just doesn't seem to be enough but I truly, truly am. God bless you.
Paul and Victoria Cleary
December 1, 2001
Our condolences and prayers are with your family. May God give you comfort. We will be praying for you daily during this holiday season.
Karen Horn
November 5, 2001
My sincerest condolences go out to the Bart family. I will always recall Scott in the very many fun-filled and happy memories of my college years, and of dorm life. He was a wonderful person... I am saddened by his loss.
D BELLINGER
October 30, 2001
YOU ARE IN OUR PRAYERS OUR HIS SPIRIT WILL NOT DIE BUT MULTIPLY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS
Scott Goldberg
October 26, 2001
They say three is a crowd. I never thought one of the "three Scotts" would leave us in this way.
Even without contact for so many years, I feel the loss.
My condolences to Scott's family.
Sabrina Yazdpour
October 24, 2001
To the Bart Family,
Scott was an amazing person and has touched so many lives. Please know that Scott will be in our hearts and prayers forever.
Cindy Martin
October 16, 2001
From my entire family, we are very sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you during this trying time.
Dianne Purdy
October 11, 2001
My sorrow is very great for your family's loss of such a young man as Scott. Please accept my offer of comfort.
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