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Scott K. M.D., 55, of Cincinnati died May 25 at Hospice of Cincinnati after a courageous three year battle with cancer. Left to cherish his memory are his wife Jenny and daughters Molly and Olivia. He is also survived by a loving sister, Dana Etter (Eddie) and a great brother, Jim Essell M.D. (Melissa). In addition, Scott has many nieces and nephews along with cousins and two special uncles, Spencer Essell (Willie) and Lee Van Epps (Ruth). He will be remembered as a selfless, loyal friend to all! Visitation at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 10345 Montgomery Rd, on Friday May 27th from 4-7 p.m. Funeral services will be Saturday May 28th at 9:30 a.m., also at the church. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the LIVESTRONG organization.Online condolences at schaeferbusbyfuneralhome.com

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Published by The Cincinnati Enquirer on May 26, 2011.

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Macie Roetting, RN, BSN

June 9, 2011

Scott: I will miss your sense of humor and your stories you told. My favorite line, "sedate till we intubate". I won't see you here or there, but I'll see you in the air my friend!. Loved working with you at B. North!

Kevin Meyer

June 8, 2011

Scott, you'll be missed. You had me when you dictated a chart on a guy attacked by his imported monkey. I'm not sure I've ever laughed that hard. It was a pleasure working with you and learning from you.

Nancy Rosen

June 3, 2011

I worked with Scott for many years, and was always amazed by his skill as a physician and his humanity when dealing with individuals. He had great sense of humor, and like most ED staff, a great ability to find a reason to laugh at almost anything. I'm thankful for having known and worked with him, and will miss him very much.

Linda Walz

May 31, 2011

THE FIRST TIME I MET DR. ESSEL WAS AT THE ER IN MT.ORAB. I REMEMBER ASKING HIM IF HE WORKED OUT BECAUSE HE LOOKED "BUFF". HE THEN TOLD ME ABOUT HIS ILLNESS AND SHOWED ME PICTURE WHEN HE WAS VERY ILL. IT REMINDED ME OF A BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURE..DR. E IS/WAS AND WILL ALWAYS BE A TRULY AMAZING DR. AND PERSON AND I AM VERY GRATEFUL TO HAVE MET HIM..PEACE TO YOU DR. E AND YOUR FAMILY.

Linda Walz, Paramedic. Patient Transport Services

John Natale Salierno

May 30, 2011

I went to elementary,jr high school anf high school with Scott. He was a the nice kid everyone wanted as a friend. We sometimes walked home toghether with his brother Jim.My heart goes out to The Essel family. I tried to to call Scott as much as I could talked on the telephone half dozen times in last three years , Scott wouldn't let his disease stop him .Scott will be in my prayers forever. John Natale Salierno( Burlington, Kentucky)

Gregory Louie

May 28, 2011

I remember Scott as a smart, happy, calm and confident young man as a teenager. Those are great traits to have so early in life. He will be missed. My sympathy and love to his family and friends.

Geoff Robbins

May 28, 2011

Very saddened to hear of Scott's passing. I am proud to have known him!

Darryl Cordrey

May 27, 2011

I am thankful for his skills, my life is fuller having known Scott, and I am blessed to call him my friend. My prayers and sympathies to his wife and family Scott will always be with us.

Phil Richter

May 27, 2011

While I haven't seen Scott or Jim in much too long a time, I can understand the emotions that Marc Dietz has expressed, even though I can't have that same amount of emotion. Scott was always a pleasure to be around. All of the Essells and Edders have my sympathies and I'm sorry I can't be there in person to express them to you. I will keep everyone in my prayers. God bless you all in your time of grief.

Kirk Pennak

May 26, 2011

Scott's life was a model of true determination: he felt there was no goal that was beyond his reach, and he wouldn't stop trying until he had achieved that goal. He was truly an amazing guy, and this world is poorer now for not having him in it. Vaya con Dios, mi amigo.

May 26, 2011

I knew Scott, Jim, and, his wife Melissa in high school. What a wonderful family! It saddens me to see to that he has lost his battle with cancer when he so bravely gave hope to others during their struggles. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Marigo Psillas Ruch (Cincinnati)

Marc Dietz

May 26, 2011

I have lost my best friend since kindergarten. Scott and I walked a lot of the same ground together since 1961. Scott was always there for me. I will really miss him.

Lori Turner

May 26, 2011

Enjoyed my time working with Scott, and his humorous approach to the patients we saw in the Emergency Room. Rest in peace

Robyn & David Schorr

May 26, 2011

We both truly enjoyed working with you. You will be missed by many.

Dale Ray , MD

May 26, 2011

I remember Scott from our residency days together. He was a great guy, and smart and caring doctor. I am saddened by his loss. I wish Jenny and the children strength.

Kelly Rogg

May 26, 2011

What a blessing it was to have worked with Scott. He will be missed dearly!! Prayers to his family!!

Cheri Schnitker

May 26, 2011

May his family and friends take comfort knowing that he is now forever with his Creator.

Ralph Bradburn

May 26, 2011

I was blessed to call Scott my friend in junior high and high school. Terrific person who lived life to its fullest and faced his battle with courage and dignity. While still with us he will be missed. Prayers and blessings to Jenny, Molly and Olivia.

ANN MORENCY

May 26, 2011

ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL MAN AND GREAT PHYSICIAN TO WORK WITH. HE WILL BE MISSED GREATLY. MAY HE REST IN PEACE, MAY HIS FAMILY FIND PEACE IN KNOWING HE IS IN A BETTER PLACE.

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