Scott Grimsley

I met sweet, handsome and fun Scott around the mid 80´s in Austin, Tx. Back when the best music was hitting the underground airways. We would hang out and go dancing at Club Iguana and dress in our new wave outfits. He sometime would wear a kilt like skirt and a photo of him dancing made the Austin American-Statesman newspaper. I remember him giving me a red Swatch watch as a gift just to be sweet which is so him. The last I´d seen him was here in Austin - we met for lunch and caught up a bit. I will miss his sweet soul and beautiful face.

A loss to the world, a great spirit. His wit and warmth were immediately felt. Down to earth and accessible, accepting and understanding . I have gratitude for the fleeting interactions I had with him.

My first memories of Scott... I remember working many elaborate, catered events for Scott. He had exquisite taste and demanding standards. "Sure, Scott, we can move this entire 150-person event outside in 20 minutes or less." I learned much from him in this regard. His events were full of style, and so was he! He was classy, a bonified sartorial enthusiast, with the jackets and shoes to prove it. I also remember attending countless concerts with Scott. He loved good music. Scott, I will miss you and remember you fondly always. I hope you can feel our love and know that we miss you dearly. Much love, DB

To Scott's family and friends, I'm so sorry for your loss.