SCOTT D. KAMINSKI

I loved my cousin Scott like a brother. He was going through so much. I will always cherish my friendship with him.

My brother cousin, I will always miss you here, and love you every day. Cynthia

Our deepest condolences to the Kaminski family. We enjoyed working with Scott for many years. We will miss his friendly smile.

I only got to know cousin Scott very briefly, but in that time I got a great sense of Scott's character: jovial, genuine, and caring. I was sadden to hear of Scott's passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to friends and family who knew him.

Scott was my cousin, though more of a brother in my heart. The world has changed as a result of his passing, and heaven has become a richer place. God blessed us with you, Scott. And now you are free... Great love to you.

Farewell, Cousin Scott...my early memories are of Scott, and family coming over to our home in Oak Forest, Il and Scott, my brother John, and I would go down to the basement to play with toys. Scott would call John and I "jimmy-john" as it was easy to confuse us, and our names sounded alike! I will miss you, Scott. I read all the other entries and I feel that I can only repeat that you were "fun-loving" and jovial. That is how I will remember you, you had such a lust for life and always...

I was saddened and dismayed to learn of Scott's passing. To me he will always remain the wisecracking, joke playing happy soul I knew and loved. I can't remember ever seeing him sad or in bad spirits. He had a lot of tragedy in his life but he always seemed to perservere. He would cheer other people up when they were down. He brightened up any place he went. Any gathering I ever saw him at he was crackin' jokes and goofin' off. I imagine where he is now he is continuing to goof off...

I have memories of Scott from just about as far back as my memory goes. I will miss him dearly. He made an impression on everybody he met. About 25 years ago, he spent a week in Nevada, camping with me, my brother, sister and some of our close friends. After that week, my friends have always affectionately referred to him as John's crazy cousin from Chicago. Although they only spent that one week with him, they never forgot him and they always laugh when they talk about that camping...

We lived next door to Scott and his family for 32 years. They were such a kind and loving family. Scott had a smile that went on forever. We had many great talks over the backyard fence. Rest in peace my dear Scott.
Our prayers and condolences to the Kaminski family.