Scott C. Ramin

Dearest Scott,
Hard to realize that it's been a month already since you left us. We have found out new, wonderful things about all you meant to so many since that time. It's so great to know that so many loved you as much as we always have. You were so special, and we will miss you dearly, but we'll never stop loving you.
Aunt Carol and Uncle Bill

Scott was the kindest, most patient mentor I have had the pleasure of working with. I was only at Linder's for a short time but it was clear that all who knew him had a great respect for him. I occasionally stop in to say hello and I will miss his presence and smile greatly. I unfortunately was unable to attend the memorial service but would like to offer my sincere condolences to all of Scott's family.

We really enjoyed all the years our families spent together including the progressive dinners, picnics, camping on the Gunflint Trail, Sawbill Trail, our trips to the Iowa border, Colorado, Black Hills; the times at the Poor Farm, the River Lake and Gull Lake with Derauf's, Ramin's and Barna's. We must have a million treasured memories with Scott and his family. Scott was a wonderful person and we cannot believe he is gone. We will really miss Scott's humor and laugh. May God bless and hold...

Cousin Scottie had a smile that would light up any room. Quiet, but sincere, kind and compassionate. When he and Linda were married, he tried with his greatest composure to hold back his emotion but his heart won over. I have never seen a man shed tears of happiness so freely and unabated as his were for Linda that day. The mark of a man with a pure heart and a clear conscience. A master gardener and rose-grower, hunter, and fisherman. Loved by his family and friends. He showed great...

My memories of Scott date back to my youth in the 1970s. I remember trips to the "River Lake" home in Wyoming, Minnesota. A group of friends would party there for the weekend on numerous occasions. Wow, Scott, we will miss you.