MSgt. Scott Blais

Msgt Scott Blais's name will be added to the East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial which will be constructed at 328 N. Main St., East Longmeadow. His name is also read aloud every Memorial Day during the ceremony held at the East Longmeadow High School. His name is one of the Twenty-One East Longmeadow Military Veterans who sacrificed their life for this Country and freedom. Donations can be made in his name to the East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial Committee, People Bank, 201 N. Main Street, East Longmeadow, Ma. 01028....Terry L. Glusko, Sr., Chairman, East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial Committee.

Time does not erase a memory well written

A life time has passed since the last time I was able to have a beer with Scott. But to this day his honest smile sits in my memory. He was a loyal Marine. A man who exemplified the meaning behind it when we call other Marines brother. My heart goes out to you his family, and us his brethren. Know, that in the last 20 years he was not forgotten. Nor will that change in eternity.

Scott was my Air Force brother and a friend. We never encountered each other without sharing a smile and a laugh. He was an extremely positive and kind hearted soul whose presence will truly be missed.

Erin, Lilly, and Molly,
I stopped by the other day after I dropped off your neighbors' sons from basketball. As I told your sister/aunt, if you need anything, please let us help. Did not know that Scott is also a Marine. Again, if you need anything, we are here. You are all in our prayers.
Semper Fi,
John, Min, Christian, Gabby and Anna (your classmate) Harding

Love you Uncle Scott! I could always count on you for a 6 AM birthday wake up call followed by lots of laughs. I am forever grateful for your advise and life lessons you taught me. Thank you and love you!

Our condolences to the Blais Family!

We had the pleasure of meeting the Blais family briefly at a Christmas gathering at the Pizza Shoppe in East Longmeadow 12/2019. They were a lovely family and left a wonderful impression on my husband and myself. Scott discussed his being in the service and how much it meant to him, his love of trying different breweries with his wife, of course last but not least their adorable daughters. Just a really nice guy, beautiful family! We were sorry when we heard of an airmen passing away and shocked when we realized who it was! Our deepest sympathy to all who loved him!

Thank you sir, blessings and prayers for your family

Msgt. Scott Blais's name will be added to the East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial which will be constructed at 328 N. Main St., East Longmeadow (front of Senior Center)(currently fundraising for the construction). On behalf of the entire East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial Committee, we offer our deepest condolences to all Msgt. Scott Blais's Family.

No words can express the loss of someone taken out of life well before his time. Scottie remains alive in our thoughts and fond memories.

I did not know Scott.I am a native of East Longmeadow.When I saw the article I had to tell his family how sorry I am for their loss.This great man lost his life protecting his country.All Americans thank him.God bless all of you.Sincerely,a veteran supporter.

Msgt. Scott Blais's name will be added to East Longmeadow Veterans Memorial (currently in the process of fundraising for construction) which will be located at 328 N. Main St, East Longmeadow (front of Senior Center.)

To The Blais Family:

This honorable hero served his country and died for his country. May he rest in peace. Thank you for your service.

These prayers are coming from a 80 yr. old woman who had 4 brothers and a husband who served their country also. The (6) of you will meet up in heaven and share all of your memories of serving your country - good memories and probably some bad ones.

Continue to watch over your family and let them know you are okay.

Scott was a guaranteed smile and cheerful greeting,
Every time I picked up the crew Scott would give you the impression it was his first flight ever and looked so forward to what was to come.
A full life cut short

I served with Scott at Westover. I remember his contagious smile and a good word for all. My deepest sympathy to all of his family.

MSgt Blais always had a smile and the willingness to help others no matter who or what crew position they were in. The joke master will be missed very much in the scheduling section. Thanks for all you’ve done. See you on the other side..