Scott E. Dietrich

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. May the promises of God bring you comfort, peace, and the hope of seeing your loved one again. (John 11:21-25 and 40-44)

I am so sorry for your loss and pain right now. I only knew Scott a few years but I considered him a great friend and a great person. I met him as a service advisor at Mike Kelly Kia. And after befriending him there I would always tell him about a funny story or two about my wife's quirks or misadventures or something from work that was funny. We hit it off because I was a service advisor at Jim Shorkey Ford for short while... I hated the job and quit soon after. But we were friends and we shared gripes about the software we used for advisor order entry. The first day I saw him I told him I was bringing a blonde staff car to get fixed. (my wife was always "the Queen" and she is blonde and all our cars are blonde staff cars and I just borrow them)... And then I told him the story of my wife insisting that an albino skunk was a possum and how it almost sprayed the brand new silverado when she drove right up to it so fast in the drive way trying to prove it was an opossum. The albino skunk was part of my wife's "fan club" of critters and creepy things... And after that basically every time I saw him I would bring him a laugh or a smile. And later on toward the end he seemed more over worked or whatever it was... I always tried to cheer him up and have a little something to say about him being a great guy and to not let things get to him so much. But I want to say he was the absolute best service advisor ever and a great person he always looked out for me and my wife when we got service work done. *always* no matter what- warranty work and everything else - Scott saw to it we were treated well. Always. He never failed us. And he always was a stand up guy for morals and values when it came to doing the right thing. And for that I am especially grateful. Losing him as an advisor & even worse as a friend is especially crushing and a huge loss as his personality was what made the wait at the shop so much fun. Him and Ashley the mechanic girl were a hoot every visit. I wish the family the best and my sincerest condolences to all the family and everyone who knew him. Getting service work done now will never ever be the same...

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Scott. He was a wonderful neighborhood friend to grow up with! I hope you all hold the memories and love for Scott in your hearts forever. Prayers for comfort and strength during this difficult time ❤

Don I want you to know how broken hearted we are about Scott. I rember babysitting him. I send my love to your family. When I rember being young it always involves your family, what fun we had. My heart aches for you all. If I can do anything for your family please let me know. Again I am so sorry. Love to you and your family. Prayers and thoughts. Love you all Lorraine Kelly Marlin and Betty Rodgers❤❤❤

While words fail to capture the pain of losing a loved one to death.May the prayers and words expressed from family and friends help fortify you during this difficult time. hm

I am so sorry for your loss of Scott. May the God of peace and comfort heal your broken hearts.Psalm147:3.

Death is never easy to cope with especially when young, but God's word can bring you comfort. Luke 7:11-15

My great friend .. from our first birthday party to school to now ... I will miss you everyday .. god bless to your family .. one day we will meet up again ..

So very sorry for your loss.

Cheryl,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Thoughts and prayers for you during this very sad time.