Andrew Scott McWilliams

Scott was always so interesting to talk to. I remember his sense of humor and his story about the oldest tree on his property. I was also interested in his sound proof room. It is my hope that the joyful memories of Scott be imbedded in the hearts and souls of those he touched. Rest In Peace. Caroline, Miles and Carson we will always be here for you..I know the burden is heavy, and the road is long and painful...but NEVER hesitate to come on by...love and hugs always, Trish, Sue and Liam

A fabulous man and champion in his chosen profession.. ER doc.. patients and family. And friends are at an extreme loss ! Only good die young!

Continued from Previous Submission* I considered it a honor and a privilege to know Scott for the short time that I have. I will miss our conversations and the positive presence of feeling I always had seeing him interact with his two sons.

I first met Scott during the start of the pandemic. I had recently moved to Philadelphia to coach at the fencing club where both Miles and Carson participate (I serve as Miles' primary instructor). Scott and Caroline were kind enough to allow me to occasionally visit once it was safe to do so as I did not have any family or friends in the city at this point. Scott and I shared a similar sense of humor. I always enjoyed talking with him while he was at tournaments for Miles, or picking him up...