Scott Carpenter

Chop you left to soon.you will always be remembered. Four ever

We were surprised and saddened upon hearing of Scotts sudden passing. We met Scott through his uncle Walt . We were in need of a mason . His workmanship was excellent. He was up beat , he loved and talked about his family with pride. We are truly sorry for your loss.

Uncle Scott was not only kind but generous. He would give the shirt off his back if you needed it. I remember him inviting us to his house to pick berries from his yard. William and Emerson probably ate more than they picked that day. We toured the monstrous fort he built for Justin. He was so generous. I was sanding a desk and he brought over several sanders for me to help get the job done. I also remember he was the first person to give Emerson a plumb. I know it sounds so simple but...

Deepest sympathy and prayers to the family

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To Ann and Scotts family: I'm so very sorry for your loss. It's been a long time since I've seen him but he was a great guy and did work for my father years ago. You are all in my heart through this difficult time.

Scott was like Family when we were growing up. We lived on Pangborn Road in Hastings . When you saw my brother Tom , Scott was always with him. The thing I remember most is Scott´s bright smile and his laugh. He was the one that was always willing to help someone. Scott you will be Missed by all and you touched so many hearts. Rest in peace our brother . The Grosso Family

Life was never boring with Scott around. Justin will miss you terribly. I always said he was the piece of you that I would always have. Justin will continue to make you proud everyday and you will always be with him.