Scott H. Saber

I don´t know if Scott and I are related distantly my families from New York and Pennsylvania. I was a police sergeant on duty in Riley County Kansas. working in Manhattan Kansas on the county police department. I got called by Lieutenant to meet them and they informed me that are Scott Saber had been killed. My daughter reached out. We don´t know if we´re distant related or not. My family grew up a Long Island. We also do not know Scott, but he has brought up. In conversations about survivors...

11 September 2024 Scott and I were colleagues and friends at UBS Warburg. 23 years on from the tragedy of that day, my over riding memories of Scott, his bear hug, his infectious laugh and amazing character are still me and will always endure. Gone but never forgotten. Paul Cooper

Scott..i always think of you this day.. We were together on that entire weekend.. You said to me.."if i die tomorrow I´ve lived a great life".. For those that this means something to..,when i finally decided to for the 911 memorial..i randomly walk up to to one of the ponds..i looked down..in front of me ..Was Scott´s name...that is not religion..it´s spiritualism..

9/11 affected me profoundly even though I wasn’t there or knew anyone. A few months later (might have even been the one year anniversary I can’t recall) the city (San Diego) organized a memorial at the stadium. Anyone could roll up and voluntarily read a victim’s name aloud on a microphone that would be broadcast on the radio in town. So I did. I had to.

The persons name I received was Scott Saber. Never knew him. From what I recall he was a businessman in one of the towers...

I did not know Scott but his picture stopped me in my walk today and I immediately researched him. What a loss. Please know he is still thought of (and learned about!) in Westchester, NY.

Today is the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and I think of Scott. Not that we were really close, but we were good business acquaintances. I would always chat with him at conferences, knew him over a few years. A really good guy. I was suppose to be at that conference, but I was in Boston. So I missed it and I am alive. When I think of all those who were up there in that conference, I think of Scott.

Scott and I met during the summer when we were both working as lifeguards. He was funny and smart and always ready for an adventure. He was a true friend. Scott, I think of you often and miss you. My thoughts and prayers to your family.

I miss Scott a lot. He was a genuine friend. I've been thinking of you a lot lately, and I always smile for the great memories!

Sending our thoughts of sincere sympathy. Every new day may God give the help needed to cope. Scott is still sadly missed. May a time come when these violent acts are ended for all time.