SCOTT AMRHEIN

I think of Scott from time to time. Miss him greatly.

He was such a beautiful person who encouraged me to be better than I was. I am stunned.

I was dumbfounded when I heard the belated sad news of Scott's passing. He was a friend from church here in Westchester. He was supportive and helpful when my life was in a bind, even though he barely knew me. He was always this ray of sunshine when he was at the church events.....I am just devastated.....Rest in Peace, Scott.....

Scott was one of the unsung heroes of Hurricane Sandy, essentially living in the NYC bunker for weeks to ensure vulnerable seniors were cared for. His service to the people of NY was then as it has always been diligent, unassuming, and incredibly impactful.

I cannot begin to express how sad we are at hearing this news of losing Scott. Members of the same community church over the years, Scott smile blazed a room, with his sharp, darting ideas, and consistent message of optimism and hope. A beloved man. So grateful to have gotten the time we did with this special soul. Grateful for him, Karen and their family.

I worked with Scott for nearly a decade, and always found him to be trustworthy, generous, and kind. He was so dedicated to his work, but made it clear that his family was his #1 priority. I am so very sorry for your loss -- what a loss it is.

I am so sorry for your loss! Praying for your whole family!

Penny and I are deeply saddened by the passing of our neighbor Scott Amrhein. I was fortunate to play in a jazz quartet with Scott for two or three years. He was a terrific drummer, a terrific bandmate, and a terrific guy. Our hearts go out to Karen, Lauren, and Justin. May Scott's memory be a blessing. -- Mark Aaron

Richard and Arlene, I am so sorry to read the heartbreaking news about your son-in-law. My deepest condolences to all the family.