Scott Bradley Brehm

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Brehm and Randy,
My deepest condolences to all of you and I am TRULY sorry this has taken so long to find a way to contact you. When I first found out of Scott's passing (from the Pine Crest Columns) I tried to find a way to contact you but never had your information. Today a mutual friend posted a beautiful tribute to Scott on Facebook and this site so I am finally able to send you my deepest sympathy. I knew Scott from Pine Crest Boca (back in the Boca Academy days)...

Scott and I went to the University of Florida together, but didn't become great friends until we both worked as poker dealers at the Hard Rock. We car-pooled for over a year and established a friendship I will cherish forever. He shared so much of his chess knowledge with me, and we enjoyed many a game of backgammon and poker as well. I could not ask for a more genuine friend. Scott...you are missed more than words will ever express.

Dear Jack and Susan,

I was so sorry to hear the news about Scott. I know how little words written on a page can mean to you at such a time, but I still want to let you know that you are in my thoughts. I would also like to help you in any way I can to get beyond this. I have known Scott since the late 90s and I worked with him enhancing his software skills for about a year. I was very impressed with his ambition and motivation. He was always trying to impress me by demonstrating...

Scott was a very close friend and we shared many memorable experiences. We traveled to many chess tournaments together and spent a lot of time playing chess, backgammon and poker together. He was my chess student and I remember very fondly a tournament in Las Vegas in 2002 where Scott did very well and won a substantial amount of money, we were so excited and I will always remember those good times. I'll miss you Scott.

Susan, Jack and Randy,

I was so sorry to hear of Scott's passing. My prayers are with you now and always. If there is anything I can do, please let me know.

It was a true blessing to have a wonderful friend like Scott Brehm. It was an honor and a priveledge to have known him. His memory will always be with me. My heart goes out to Jack, Susan and Randi. I am deeply sorry for your loss.