Rev. Kenneth Scott

I have just learned of his passing, My wife and I were members of the good shepherd for a long time. A great man has left the earth and a great man has assended into heaven.

Ken and I (and others) were friends, noon-time b-ball players, and coworkers at Saint Rose for many years. What a great guy! Although we lost touch since my retirement in 2014, I'll always remember that big smile and our fun-filled Friday get-togethers for happy hour. RIP, Scooter!

I´ve known Ken for over 20 years from playing lunchtime basketball at Saint Rose. He was a lovely person had a great sense of humor and was obviously very dedicated to humanitarian activities. He also was very dedicated to his professional work at Saint Rose. He was a very great basketball player, very competitive and always brought a lot to the game. My condolences go out to his family. May you rest in peace Ken George Litchford

My husband and I got to know Ken when he lead several groups of St. Rose students out here to San Francisco for week-long Service Trips at Glide Memorial Church. He was so kind and generous with the students, we came to love his wonderful spirit. We miss spending time with him and wish all the best to his family. Win LaFontaine San Francisco

So grateful to have walked with Ken for a few days on pilgrimage here on the Isle of Mull, Scotland, last October. He became a friend in just a few short days. To Ken's family, I'm so sorry for the pain of your loss. Much love, Wendy

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

To all of Pastor Ken´s Family: We are very sorry for your loss.

To Ken's family - I am sorry for your loss. I did not know him personally. I am also a Hospice volunteer. Rest in Peace, Ken.