East Lyme, Connecticut
East Lyme - Scott D. Choisy, 59, died unexpectedly, but peacefully in his sleep, Monday, July 23, 2018.The son of George and Beverly Choisy, he grew up in Niantic, where he also raised his own children. Although a lifetime resident of the shoreline town, as an expert airplane mechanic, he...
Read MoreI am very sorry to hear of Scott's passing. Too young, too soon. I remember him as Corey's little brother in HS and band. A very sweet young man from a lovely family.
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Kendra Alling
August 03, 2018 | Niantc, CT
Scott you will sadly be missed we had so many wonderful laughs together... Fly With The Angels Scott RIP my dear friend
Debi Marotti
July 29, 2018 | ME
This is a guy who could always brighten up your day. Always ran into him at the Niantic light parade and we would share some great memories of how we were so fortunate to grow up in Niantic. I will never forget the day we ran over Mrs. Kellys beloved Azaleas with our snow sleds.Rest in peace Scott.
Bob Collins
July 27, 2018 | Oakdale, CT
Scott was a wonderful neighbor for over 50 years.
He had an accepting and open mind and he was truly mechanically gifted and charming. I remember him and has brother and sisters when they were young children.
My mother, "Granny Ruth" always enjoyed seeing him, even when she was over 100 y/o, and he mentioned recently that he always especially liked her.
The name, Choisy, means "chosen" (choisie fr.)
Au revoir, mon cher ami, jusq'au jour quand
nous nous rencontrons...
Lanson Boyer
July 27, 2018 | Niantic, CT
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Lanson Boyer
July 27, 2018 | Niantic, CT
You'll be missed Scott. Running into you was always a fun visit. Rest well my friend.
Kathy Begin Fontaine
July 27, 2018 | Charlotte
It was always good to run into Scott whenever I passed through the old alma mater town. There was always the same charm and humor. Thinking back to the old school days, everybody liked Scott.
Gregory Gardener
July 27, 2018 | Providence, RI
What will I miss about Scott?, "Everything" He was always fun to be around & whenever I bumped into him, I always new we would have a good, fun conversation. I remember going over to his house for Cub Scouts, his Mom was our Den Leader & making crafts in their basement. We both graduated from East Lyme High School in 1977. After that, I would bump into him maybe once a year. We would always have time to talk to each other. Rest in Peace my friend.
Ed Kohl
July 27, 2018 | Waterford, CT