MSgt. Scott Blais

Msgt Scott Blais's name will be added to the East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial which will be constructed at 328 N. Main St., East Longmeadow. His name is also read aloud every Memorial Day during the ceremony held at the East Longmeadow High School. His name is one of the Twenty-One East Longmeadow Military Veterans who sacrificed their life for this Country and freedom. Donations can be made in his name to the East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial Committee, People Bank, 201 N. Main Street,...

Time does not erase a memory well written

A life time has passed since the last time I was able to have a beer with Scott. But to this day his honest smile sits in my memory. He was a loyal Marine. A man who exemplified the meaning behind it when we call other Marines brother. My heart goes out to you his family, and us his brethren. Know, that in the last 20 years he was not forgotten. Nor will that change in eternity.

Scott was my Air Force brother and a friend. We never encountered each other without sharing a smile and a laugh. He was an extremely positive and kind hearted soul whose presence will truly be missed.

Erin, Lilly, and Molly,
I stopped by the other day after I dropped off your neighbors' sons from basketball. As I told your sister/aunt, if you need anything, please let us help. Did not know that Scott is also a Marine. Again, if you need anything, we are here. You are all in our prayers.
Semper Fi,
John, Min, Christian, Gabby and Anna (your classmate) Harding

Love you Uncle Scott! I could always count on you for a 6 AM birthday wake up call followed by lots of laughs. I am forever grateful for your advise and life lessons you taught me. Thank you and love you!

Our condolences to the Blais Family!