Scott Alexander McIntosh

Hello,
We realize that we are very late to express our deepest condolences, but we wanted to let your family and friends know that we will be sending Care Packages to deployed troops this week and several of these will be dedicated to your loved one. Each package will carry the name, photo and hometown of Scott Alexander McIntosh US Army Corporal.

We realize that this is a small tribute, but we do this with all respect and sincerity and we want you to know that it is made...

As I thought of my son's birthday, this month, I thought of yours as well.

You may be gone but you are not forgotten.

Thank you for your ultimate sacrifice.

I knew Scott in High School and we worked together. This past September my company was sponsoring the Heroes for Freedom golf tournament in The Woodlands. I found his picture among the Heroes wall. I was able to tell stories of him to others that will never know his sense of humor and kindness. Thank you Scott for your service! Your memory lives on as a hero!

Scott will always hold a special place in my heart. I will never forget the day I got the call. My world stopped. Alex, Gwenn and Eric - I think of you all often. He was taken too soon but I know he's watching over us all and he's always got our back. RIP CPL McIntosh!! You are loved and missed dearly back home.

SCOTT ALEXANDER MCINTOSH your service to our country will never be forgotten!
Blue Star Mothers of America - Houston Chapter

This week I found that same type of tee at Champions Golf Club. I kept it, brought it home and looked up Scott. I am a Vietnam Vet and I am so proud that all of you are remembering him- it is such a tribute to him and his sacrifice. Salute.

As so many of our young men in the military .... A Great American ..

To the family of Scott McIntosh.
This morning my husband and I played golf at Greatwood Golf Club in Sugar Land. On the 13th tee box I found a tee that said “Never Forget, Cpl. Scott McIntosh, Bagdad March 10, 2008”. I cannot begin to tell you how much this moved me. I was raised as an Army brat many years ago but have never forgotten the sacrifices and dedication that so many men and women have put forth for the benefit of the rest of us. May Scott Rest in Peace and know that...

I miss you and I love you, I talk to you everyday, I think of you ll the time, and I know I will see my Angel again.