Scott Trevor Volk

You are missed everyday, Scotty.

Family, like branches on a tree, all grow in different directions, yet the roots remain the same. In Baptism, we are joined to Christ forever. Once we are washed in these waters, nothing can separate us from the love of God, for he is all forgiving. Gone from earth, but never forgotten. We must cherish the good memories he left behind.

On the anniversary of Scott's birth, I send my condolences to the Volk family. Scott was my first manager at Safeway and was both a great mentor and friend. I miss him and think of him often.

Scott won a place in many hearts that no one else can fill. I did not see him much, but he was loved by me and many. I know that God has welcomed him with open arms. Rest in peace nephew.
Aunt Lorraine

We heard of Scott's passing just today. Although I have been out of touch with him for several years, he is still one of my closest and dearest friends. What a great loss.

Uncle Virgil, Aunt Ruth, John, Mark & Kelsie; We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. With heartfelt sympathy & love,

Sorry for the loss of your son. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lawrence and Marcella

I worked with Scott in Pleasanton. We was a wonderful person. I am sorry for your loss.

Uncle Virgil and Aunt Ruth and family,
we want to express our sympathy and thoughts for your loss of a son. The Lord will watch over him. Todd, Tracy and Missy Schmidt(Coronado)