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Scott LoMonaco Obituary
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Age 28, died Sunday, June 3, 2012, in Camarillo, CA, due to injuries sustained in a car accident.
Scott was born March 30, 1984, in Tustin, California, to John and Donna LoMonaco. He attended Pomelo Elementary, Hale Jr. High and El Camino High School, and played baseball for Knapp Ranch from elementary through junior high school in which he excelled as catcher. He was also a member of the golf team for El Camino and played in the Los Angeles City Golf Championships.
Scott loved fishing, golfing, range shooting, working out, camping, dirt bike riding, car racing, spending time with his friends, romping with his beloved dog, Dozer, customizing cars, debating with his friends and family and had come to love reading.
His wonderful, unique sense of humor endeared Scott to many. He was a loyal and caring friend and a loving son and brother. Although he was devastated by John's death, Scott was determined to live his life in honor of his late father and became devoted to obtaining great physical health while improving his body. He had quit smoking and was committed to leading a healthy lifestyle.
Scott and his brother, Brian, assumed control of their father's fire-safety business, Fire Tech Services based in Canoga Park, and strived to grow and maintain the company.
With his great technical and mechanical skills, Scott was an able problem solver. Together with a close friend, Scott built an AC Cobra replica car for his father that Scott cherished all the more after his father's death.
Scott LoMonaco touched the lives of many people and will forever and always be deeply missed. He is survived by his mother, Donna, brother, Brian, and numerous loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
Services will be conducted on Saturday, June 9th, 10:00 a.m., at Oakwood Memorial in Chatsworth. Immediately following will be a celebration of Scott's life at the home of Bill and Patt Fenton, 23948 Eagle Mountain St., West Hills.
Scott's family and friends suggest that Scott would have appreciated donations to the American Heart Association or to the animal rescue organization of your choice. LORENZEN ANGELENO MORTUARY
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Memories and Condolences
for Scott LoMonaco
Tiffanie Holland
March 30, 2013
Happy Birthday Scott. The little sister you never wanted but were happy to have misses you everyday. <3 I love you buddy. Starbucks isn't the same without you and Dozer and our walks every other night.
Lola Jean
September 12, 2012
I'd rather not say goodbye, but see you later friend. Thank you Scott for showing me that there are still gentelmen in the world. Your smile and laughter was contageous, and Fred and I still wait for you to walk through the door to tell obscene jokes with us. I keep your last voicemail on my phone so that you are never far away. Till we meet again. Salute a la la dolce vita. Ai cuori che sono sempre pieni e bicchieri che non sono mai vuote. xo Lola Jean
one of our many cruises in the Cobra
ryan bush
September 12, 2012
Truly a Best Friend to me and his passing has left a huge void. Im just happy he left me with so many funny and unforgettable memories. I love you Brian and Momma Lo!
Viva
September 12, 2012
Dear Scott,
They are lucky to have you up there. I have always admired your humble good nature and your smile. You were a rare bird. I wish there were more like you but there's not.
Maritza M
July 12, 2012
Scott, you always knew how to make me laugh. Your kindness radiated out of you. I love you my friend. May you rest in peace. XO
Mary Ball
June 14, 2012
Scott was a light in this world, a friendly face always with a smile. The world is a better place because he was in it. My thoughts and prayers are with his mom and brother and friends and loved ones. Rest Scott.
Anonymous .
June 11, 2012
Matthew 5:4 says:
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.
Jennifer Vegvari
June 10, 2012
Scott was such an amazing person. He has left a lasting impact on everyone he encountered. I will never forget him.
Roger & Margie Nelson
June 9, 2012
Donna & Brian,
Our Thoughts and Prayers are all we can offer to you. Scott will be missed by us forever. His ever-present smile and friendly, positive and out going attitude will be in our hearts and minds. All the memories of his life on Eagle Mountain, and growing up here are cherished. Love to you both.
Melissa McGregor
June 9, 2012
Words can not express what a great impact Scotty had on all of us. He was a wonderful person, and I'm so glad I had the chance to know him. I'm so happy Erik had the honor of having such a friend as Scotty in his life. He will be forever in our hearts. We love you, Scotty.
Julie Eldridge
June 9, 2012
We are so sorry to hear about Scott's accident. He was such a fun young man and we enjoyed chatting with him whenever we saw him at a car meet. The car community has lost a popular friend. Please accept our condolences and we pray for Scott, his family and friends.
Sincerely, Julie & Glenn Eldridge
West Coast GearHeads
American Heart Association
June 8, 2012
May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.
June 8, 2012
Dear Donna,
Although words cannot truly express what my heart feels for you and Brian at this time, please know that you are both in my thoughts and prayers. Life is so fleeting and you have experienced so much loss is such a short time. I still remember Scott and Brian running around the house (naked) when they were little because they couldn't stand to have clothes on! I hope it is all the wonderful memories that keep you going and smiling through this most difficult time.
With much love,
Pamela Baldwin
Michael Kafity
June 7, 2012
Dear Donna and Brian,
I can not express in words how sorry I am for your loss. The both of you have my deepest condolences and sympathies. Scott was an excellent friend, and a fine young man. I am both proud and privileged to have known him, and call him friend. I will deeply miss him, as I already do. You had a wonderful son and brother. You are jn my prayers.
Michael Kafity (Encino, CA)
Susan & Jeff Markowitz
June 7, 2012
Two circles of life reunited. (Scott and Nick together again~ Heaven help us ;) Thank you for all the beautiful memories in our family vacations. The memory of your smile will lighten up the darkest days for all of us <3
Robert and Melinda Visciglia
June 7, 2012
Our prayers are with you.
Lisa Jensen
June 7, 2012
Dear Donna,
Scott will be missed by many, he was a wonderful son/brother/friend. He loves you very much, I know this because he called the office everyday to make sure you were ok.
"It's her son Scott", is what I hear everytime the phone rings.
I love you dearly and you are in my thoughts and prayers daily.
Sincerely,
Lisa J.
Erick Brockway
June 7, 2012
I was the tow driver who responded to the scene to pick up Scott's car, and I helped what I assumed to be his family look for his cell phone. I assumed he wasn't injured too badly, and was blown away to find out Sunday he had passed away.
Sincere condolences to his family and whoever was looking for his cell phone that day.
Hear our prayers
Mary Anne Evans-Frank
June 7, 2012
My dear friend Donna,
My husband, Jim who is 100 per cent Italian said to me just a few days ago when we were facing a family crisis, "what would we do without a big family?" Having family for support is everything and I know the love and support of your friends and family will be a comfort to you at this challenging time. I think of you often and offer you our love, our prayers, and lifetime support.
Love,
Mary Anne Evans-Frank
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