Scott A. Grim

Dear Barbara and Bill:
On this anniversary of Scott's passing I want you to know that we think of him so often-- and my son--always remembers all the wonderful memories he shared with his dear friend. He is missed so deeply by
all of us, in our family.. May God Bless you both,
Love, Bunny Z

Dear Barbara and Bill:
Scott will be in our hearts forever. He left us with wonderful memories and his wonderful smile, and joy., that was his gift to us., that we shall treasure. Our entire family misses him so. He left us all, with a wonderful gift of friendship and love. We will treasure it forever. How we miss him so.
Love, Bunny Z

My sympathy goes out to the family during your time of grief. May God's loving-kindness comfort you and help you through this difficult time (Psalm 119:50,76).

Dear Barbara and Bill:
We shall miss him so. We shall miss his love, kindness and friendship that came from his heart to our family. We will cherish all of that joy and goodness , and carry it forever in our hearts. He touched all of our hearts in our family, forever. We are so grateful to have had him as our closest and dearest friend. We will always remember all he did for us., with his wonderful warm sweet smile
Love, Bunny Zinkerman

All Our Love and Support in this trying time.

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Grim:

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your son, Scott. I know this is devastating for your family and Scott's circle of friends.

I have such fond memories of Scott as a darling sweet boy with curly red hair in my second grade class in Newington, CT many years ago. After reading his obituary this morning I searched through my album of school memorabilia and found his class photoit was 1983-84 at the Ruth L. Chaffee School. I remember you as well...a devoted and supportive mom. How lucky Scott was to have been placed with such caring parents.

The loss of a child is never easy and I am sure you will miss Scott more than anyone can imagine. May the comfort of family and friends sustain you in the weeks to come and may fond memories help you hold him near.

Warm regards,
Verne-Marie Kozak