Louis Paul Scibetta

We send our sympathy to the Scibetta family. Lou and I met after he replaced Jack Owen at the NJHA. I was a public interest attorney specializing in health care access. Lou and I were sometimes adversaries and sometimes allies. We had mutual respect. We were Allegheny College alums and also fraternity brothers. We had a good laugh over that. May his memory always be a blessing and bring a smile. Hi, Hi, Hi and he´s still rooting for the Gators.

A terrific person who always had a smile on his face...Lou's family meant everything to him..May he rest in peace.

Dr Scibetta was a student of my Dad's at Allegheny College. Dad always spoke fondly of Lou and reminded me that professors aren't supposed to have 'favorite' students. But in Lou's case, my Dad bent professonal rules. The two of them kept in touch for years, until my Dad's death about 15 years ago. How ironic that my husband and I ended up at Quechee. We send our condolences to Lou's large and loved family. Karen Crispin Jessup

Our Deepest condolences go out to Rosemarie and the entire Scibetta family! Lou was an incredible man. He will be deeply missed by many!! Mecina and Steve xox

My deepest condolences to the Scibetta family. Lou always brought a smile to my face whenever I was in his presents. A true gentleman. God bless.

Lou was a dear friend with a great sense of humor. We would fight like cats and dogs about Michigan vs Ohio State. When on the QLLA board, Lou worked tirelessly for changes that were needed to make QLLA financially stable.

So sorry to hear this news, Rosemarie. May the years together outshine this loss like the brightness of a summer day. Erik Mollenhauer

Condolences to the entire Scibetta family and especially to Rosemarie. My thoughts are with you. You have always been so kind and welcoming and while I didn´t know Louis personally I can only begin to imagine the man he was. So sorry for your loss. May your memories bring you comfort. Sincerely Mary Ann Zanotta

To Rosemarie and all the Scibetta extended family Lou was one of the nicest, engaging and personable person I knew. He was one of the first people I met when I moved to Quechee in 2015 and asked me along with Bill Dwyer, Tom Bamberger and others to join their golf group without really knowing me. I thoroughly enjoyed our social times together and the numerous rounds of golf I played with him and his son Tom. My deepest condolences to all who had the pleasure of knowing him--he will be missed