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GLACKEN
EDWARD SCOTT GLACKEN

"Scotty" died on December 27, 2006 at age 62, at his home in Bethesda, MD. He is survived by his beloved wife, Margaret; children, Stacey (Brian Jones), Kirsten (Christopher Slowey), and Bridget (Douglas Sokol) and eight grandchildren; Kyla, Kyrin, Caroline, Grayson, Lucy, Eric, Peyton and Carter. He is also survived by mother, Julianne Glacken, brothers, Bill (Sherri) and John (Mary Jo), sisters Anna Anton, Elise Bloodwell (Dan), Grace Glacken and Mary Ellen Grosvenor (John). He is also survived by his aunts Claire Flaherty, Mary Curry, and RoseAlma Blaschak, as well as host of other relatives and friends.

President and CEO of the Yellow Ribbon Fund, former head coach of Georgetown University football, quarterback for the Denver Broncos, star quarterback at Duke University and all-star quarterback at St. John's College High School of Washington, D.C.

Family will receive friends at Little Flower Catholic Church, 5601 Massachusetts Ave, Bethesda on Tuesday, January 2, 2007 from 4 to 8 p.m. Memorial Mass will be offered at 12 noon on Wednesday, January 3, 2007 at Little Flower. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: The Yellow Ribbon Fund, Inc., 7200 Wisconsin Ave. Suite 310, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Please view and sign the family guestbook at www.pumphreyfuneralhome.com.

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Published by The Washington Post from Dec. 30 to Dec. 31, 2006.

Memories and Condolences
for Edward Glacken

81 Entries

Dick Havens, DU63'

December 29, 2023

...you never forget a QB!

John Dicky Dixon

December 17, 2023

I knew Scotty in 1965-6, his final year at Duke. He was a wonderful man and teammate. Miss you Scotty!! John Dixon, MD aka "Dicky"

Marty McAlwee

January 17, 2023

The epitome of a competitor as a football and baseball player. I was very fortunate to have known him and been a teammate. I still miss his presence on this earth.

Nancy and Paul Ciatti

December 24, 2021

Scotty always had a smile and always made me laugh. He
was a wonderful person. Loved his family. Nancy Ciatti

Nancy Ciatti

December 24, 2019

Scotty was one of my dearest friends. When I got up this morning, I told
my husband I had a dream watching Scotty play football! I opened my
computer and I could not believe my eyes! Merry Christmas to all...
Scotty is watching.

Bill Coleman

April 30, 2007

Coach:

It was a pleasure being a member of your team. I learned more about life in that freshman year than at any time in my life.

Deepest Condolences to the Glacken Family.

Bill Coleman ('96)

Colin Miller

April 19, 2007

Dear Coach,

It is incalculable, this impact you had on the lives of your family, your friends and players, like me, who can only look back with gratitude for everything you did.

My deepest condolences to the Glacken family; thank you for sharing Scotty with us for so many afternoons.

Mike Cameron

April 18, 2007

Thanks Scotty for the kindness and understanding you showed me!Mike Cameron Georgetown 76

Jody (the brat) Glacken

February 28, 2007

i loved my uncle scotty more then i probley ever told him. there is not a day that goes by that i dont think about or miss him. My uncle really made a name for himself and i hope to be half the person he was. everyone knew scotty and though at times its annoying i love answering "yes" when someone asks if im related to "the scotty glacken". he has encouraged me to be a better person and athlete just by being a part of my life. everytime i step on the feild with that # 17 jersey i feel compeled to succeed because scotty would expect nothing less. uncle scotty had a funny way of showing us he cared but we all know he loved us deeply. my favorite memories of scotty have to be summers on kent island with him and the rest of the glackens and of course christmas tree hunting for the biggest most obnoxious christmas tree there was. capt. pudd will forever scare me and i still sleep with socks on because im terrified he will eat my toes in the middle of the night. uncle scotty is the reason for my love of the broncos and my hate for duke, i always loved braging to him when maryland or unc beat the dreaded blue devils. i think everyone can agree with me that scotty will be missed but his memories will never be forgotten. Scotty wouldnt want us to be sad he would probably tell us to stop being sissys, strap an advil to it and get back in the game.
i love you aunt margret, stacey, kk, bridgey and the rest of my family.
<3 always, the brat.

Desma Droze Andres

January 24, 2007

Margaret, Stacey, Kirsten, & Bridget,
I was so very sorry to hear about Scotty. I always thought of him as one of my favorite uncles. I think of him often on crisp fall days when memories of Georgetown flood my mind or when I am on the Chesapeake and think of all our fun times crabbing. I am so happy that my husband Ed got to meet him and that we got to see him at the Georgetown reunion last year. He always made me laugh and gave the best bear hugs.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, Desma

John Jennings

January 23, 2007

To Bill Glacken and the Glacken family my deepest and heartfelt sympathy on the passing of Scotty. After watching him play in the City Championship game of 1961 at D.C. Stadium, I decided that I wanted to attend St.John's. Eventhough I played end, I wore # 17 my next two years during my CYO playing days. Many years later, as I served as an officer on the CYO Executive Board I often get a chance to speak to Scotty at the annual Board Dinner. He was one of my first "local" heroes and along with Coley O'Brien and Mike Kruzek was one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play for the Johnnies. Thank you for sharing him with all of us who looked up to him.

Michael Chen

January 22, 2007

My memory carries me back several decades when the Glacken family and I were neighbors. Scott and Margaret accepted me into their home with such warmth and openess that the experience still touches me today. I most recall Scotts enthusiasm for life and good humor which he abundantly shared with great gusto.

Amy Patterson

January 22, 2007

To the Glacken family,

It's been many years since the wonderful Fourth of July picnics in Bethesda with the Glackens, the Rudys and the Pattersons, but I will always remember Scotty leading the group in games that involved ice down the back, or -- yes -- a football. Many fond memories of a great guy. Please know that the thoughts and prayers of so many of us will be with you in the coming days.

Patrick Kernan

January 19, 2007

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

SJC Class of 1967
Georgetown U. Class of 1971

Jimmy Pontorno

January 19, 2007

I had the privilage to have played football with Scotty on the 1956 Championship Boys Club Football team and at St. Johns. I will always remember him.

Kyla Jones

January 18, 2007

I loved my opa more than words can say. And I'm so thankful to have my family here during this time. But Opa G wouldn't want us to cry he would want us to "play hurt".Thank you all for such kind words towards our family.

George Yeonas

January 14, 2007

To the Glacken Family,

My deepest condolences and sympathies. Scotty touched the lives of many including mine.

My thoughts and prayers are with you,
George Yeonas

Sunny Parks

January 13, 2007

Only recently, Scottys handsome face with his sparkling,smiling blue eyes came into my mind from nowhere.What joy he brought to me and all my family during our youthful times together.He was very much loved and admired and will always be in our hearts. Margaret,I send you my fondest thoughts and prayers. Love Sunny Parks

chris parks

January 13, 2007

Very sorry to hear Scotty's passing. I knew him as a kid. We got our first dog from him, Butch. He dated my sister, Claudia (Sunny) and I have great memories of him coming over to the house in his blue convertible sportscar. He was always so nice to my younger brother and me. Very sad

Roberta Brzezinski

January 10, 2007

Dear Margaret and daughters:

Please accept my best wishes for bearing up at this difficult time. As you know, Scotty was a great friend to me for many years at EMP. We shared many wonderful times tramping around Europe, and I will miss him deeply.

Please stay in touch.

Chuck Wagner

January 9, 2007

To Margaret and Family,
Scotty was one of a kind and I always enjoyed his enthusiasim for life. Sheila and I were out of town and could not attend the furneral. However, we were glad to have seen you both at the Quinn Christmas party. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
St. John's Class of '61

Stasia Droze Jost

January 9, 2007

Dear Margaret, Stacey, Kirsten and Bridget,
I cannot tell you how heartbroken I was to hear of Coach Glacken's death. He is such a big part of my childhood memories ... always looking forward to seeing him (and all of you) at Georgetown games or Kent Island for crabs. Whenever I talk of him I always describe him as "like an uncle to us." He had such a special uplifting and no-nonsense way that gently commanded respect and admiration. I'm so sorry that I won't see him again ... we all are. But I am so glad that we got to spend time with him at the "Glacken Era Reunion + Endowment Kickoff" weekend last year. My husband and son got to meet him and, of course, he made us all laugh all weekend. He will be greatly missed. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, Stasia (and Jim & Noah)

Richard Tranter

January 7, 2007

Glacken Family,

I had the privilege of playing for Coach Glacken while at Georgetown(76-79 teams) and remember him as good humored and patient, quite remarkable considering the characters that he had to deal with on a walk-on team.
Once when Coach and some of his assistant buddies(Jenkins and Calabrese) were having a drink at the Public House after one of our less than stellar performances, he bought a round for me and my girlfriend(now my lovely wife). It remains one of the fondest memories of my football days because it was so unexpected and demonstrated the friendship that existed between the players and the coaches of that era.
I wish to thank your family for allowing him to share time with us.

Serena Bright

January 5, 2007

Dear Margaret,

It was always such fun to meet you both in some farflung corner of Eastern Europe, and this sends you my fondest condolences and sympathy at this very very difficult time. I hope you are OK, and will find comfort in such a heartwarming list of messages. Serena Bright, London

Joop & Ria De Haas

January 4, 2007

Dear Margaret and Family,
We are grieved to hear about the passing of Scotty. It came to us as a shock. During the years Scotty and I worked together in Europe, we spend wonderful times in visiting countries and clients. We had quite a lot of fun and laughs. And when he started to call me "Joopster" I really felt a friend of him. Those laughs will always be a remembrance of Scotty for me and Ria.
Margareth, our thoughts are with you and your family.

Susie Alvarez

January 4, 2007

Margaret,

My heart goes out to you and your family. It was difficult to hear of Scotty's passing but I know that he is in a better place. It was a privilege to have met him and work for him. There was never a day we didn't laugh. I always admired Scott for being such a loving husband and great father. He always treated me like one of his daughters and had my best interest at heart. May God give you and your family the strentgh to move forward. May his humor stay alive in your hearts. Stay strong for him, you know he wouldn't want it any other way.

With my deepest sympathy.

Michael Sotirhos (GU '91)

January 4, 2007

Margaret,
My deepest sympathies to you and your family for your loss. Coach Glacken loved the Hilltop and the program that he helped revitalize and most especially, the generation of kids who played for Georgetown duing his two decades as head coach. He was always as interested in how we were doing off the field as we did on it which is the true mark of his dedication and his lasting legacy. I hope you take comfort in the knowledge that there are hundreds of us out there from the football program that are better off because we knew him.

May he rest in peace.

With my deepest sympathies,

Henk en Josje Bogerd

January 4, 2007

Dear Margaret,
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you and your family at this time of sorrow.

Dr.Tim Daly

January 3, 2007

To The Glacken Family;From his first days of JV football at St.Johns Scotty's affable personality belied his competitive spirit and extrordinary athletic ability.He threw "the most catchable ball" and I still managed to drop more than my share.While I've always thought of Scotty as my quarterback,what he really excelled at are the things that matter most,as a teacher,a coach,a loving husband and father.I know he is taking the ribbing of his new teamates in stride and preparing to excell at the next level.With fond memories,our prayers and condolences to the Glacken family.Tim and Kathleen Daly

Tim Brant

January 3, 2007

My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Glacken family. I tried to emulate Scotty as a CYO quarterback while he was at St.Johns. I admired him from afar throughout his career. It was a huge honor for me to go into the St.John's Hall of Fame in the same class as Scotty. Everybody has a hero.....and Scotty was mine!
Tim Brant

Nancy Ciatti

January 3, 2007

Margaret and Girls: Paul and I just returned from the beautiful funeral mass. It was one of the finest funerals I have ever been to. You could really feel the love in that Church, along with last night with the thousands that poured into Little Flower to pay their respects to a great man. Paul and I are happy that we had the priviledge of knowing Scotty for over 50 years. He was a wonderful person. Nancy and Paul Ciatti

Jim Miller

January 3, 2007

To the Glacken Family -
Scotty and my dad, Tom, worked together at J&L - Scotty was a great friend to our family and was always ready to help our Boys Club football program in Bethesda in any way that he could - he was always very encouraging and helpful to me as well. My condolences and deepest sympathies to all of you. He touched many lives.

Keith Tabatznik

January 2, 2007

I coached soccer at Georgetown for 22 years. My first 6 were Scotty's final 6 on the Hilltop. His dedication to his players, staff and the program made an impression on a young coach. I was so pleased to be at his induction into Georgetown's Athletic Hall of fame.
He touched many student-athletes.
Rest in Peace.

Art Vieregg

January 2, 2007

January 2, 2007

To Margaret and the Glacken Family,

I too had the privilege of being Scotty’s fraternity brother
and team mate. Yet, arriving at Duke several years earlier,
though we shared common experiences and friendships, others
were closer. Yet, how well I recall -- as yesterday -- Scotty’s
irrepressible spirit and uncommon friendliness. For Scotty
we all were “hail fellows, well met.” Now reading others’
recollections of Scotty, of the man he became, the following
verse seems apt.

"Chisel in hand stood a sculptor boy
With his marble block before him,
And his eyes lit up with a smile of joy,
As an angel-dream passed o’er him.

He carved the dream on that shapeless stone,
With many a sharp incision;
With heaven’s own light the sculpture shown, --
He’d caught that angel vision.

Children of life are we, as we stand
With our lives uncarved before us,
Waiting the hour when, at God’s command,
Our life-dream shall pass o’er us.

If we carve it then on the yielding stone,
With many a sharp incision,
Its heavenly beauty shall be our own, --
Our lives, that angel-vision."

Art Vieregg, Duke Class of 1964
3414 Tilton Valley Drive
Fairfax, Virginia 22033

[email protected]

Pam Lake

January 2, 2007

Dear Margaret:
My spirits were lifted whenever Scott would call our office, he was always so cheerful and upbeat. He became a good friend over the years we worked together and I will miss him.
I am very sorry for your loss and my thoughts are with you and your family.

Peter Stefanou

January 2, 2007

Dear Margaret:

Our prayers are with you and your family.

As with countless former Georgetown players - where Scotty touched and influenced many lives- mine was no exception.

Scotty will be missed , but not forgotten

The Stefanou Family

Ed McDuffie

January 2, 2007

Margaret. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Scotty has been a friend of many people his entire life. We have known each other since Lourdes grade school.

Linda (Bethke) Paddison

January 2, 2007

Dear Margaret and the girls: I came to work this morning to discover this sad news. Scotty was always so vital, it is hard to believe. There are so many memories wrapped up in our family memories that include your family. I never did find out who won the greenest grass contest between Scotty and Dad. I am sure the gang has a welcome ready for him up there. I am so sorry for you and your family.
My love and prayers,
Linda

Anthony Perrotta, Jr.

January 2, 2007

Coach,

It saddens me to know the world has lost a truly generous and caring soul; a man who worked so diligently throughout his life to shape and mold young men into responsible and successful adults. You provided me the opportunity to attend a great institution of higher learning. While my knees failed me before I could fulfill my promise, the education I was able to receive never has...I have you to thank for that.

My prayers and blessings to you and your family.

John Kuhns

January 2, 2007

Dear Margaret,

We were very saddened to receive the news about Scotty. As my head coach for four years, Scotty had a big influence on me as a football player. However, there were other things away from the sport about Scotty that registered a more profound impact on me. Scotty represented my first day-to-day exposure to a non-familial true professional, a person with certain indelible standards (whether dress code or interpersonal ethics), and as such a role model I could relate to and emulate. Scotty the consummate professional, the person who not only knew the plays but whose self assuredness gave us an overall sense of what and who we could be, helped us play the game, but he also showed us how to grow up.

My very sincere condolences and fondest regards to you and your family.

Maureen and Bill Alewine

January 2, 2007

Margaret:
Our prayers are with you and your family. We will remember Scotty as a terrific fun loving friend.

Joe Chartoff

January 2, 2007

Margaret,

Shelley and I were so saddened to learn of Scotty's passing. He was a terrific guy with whom I enjoyed both a personal and business relationship. He will be remembered and missed.

Mickey Crawford

January 2, 2007

Margaret and Daughters
It seems like yesterday we were working on his surprise birthday party...My hearfelt condolences to you and your families.

Andrew Weiss

January 2, 2007

Very few people have the rare combination of humility, exuberance, kindness, and generosity that Scotty possessed. He made all those around him better and happier. While the world is a lesser place without him I believe that we are all better for having known him...And he met his perfect match in Margaret, I can only hope my marriage is as bountiful as theirs.

I'll miss Scotty very, very much - Almost as much as my father who holds him in the highest esteem.

Bill Malarkey

January 2, 2007

Coach,
The four years that I played for you gave me some great lessons, and some wonderful memories that still always bring a smile. Thanks so much for the time you gave us, and the patience and dedication that you showed to me and all of us "knuckleheads". My prayers go out to you and your family.

joe cesare

January 2, 2007

To the Glacken family,

My deepest condolences and prayers go out to you. Coach Scotty truly loved the game and his players. I will always remember him as a teacher and a coach that was fun to play for...Joe Cesare GU 91

Jim Coll

January 2, 2007

Scotty,
Thanks for the fun and the laughs and for taking some of Br. Ambrose's heat off me. You will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dan Blaschak

January 2, 2007

Not only was Scotty my first cousin he was also my first hero. As a kid growing up in Johnstown, PA and a sports nut I took immense pride in his athletic career. I was always bragging to my friends about his accomplishments. Joan and I and our three daughters send our condolences to Margaret, Aunt Julieanne, and all the family. We shall miss him.

The Wise's

January 1, 2007

I admire Scotty Glacken as a loving family man and and a wonderful father. I hope to raise my daughters with the same care and thoughtfulness that you showed to yours. We are all better people for having known Scotty. He will be missed. Our love to to Scotty's Family

stephen jenkins

January 1, 2007

Margaret --you and the children have my deepest condolences--Scotty made the world a better place.
Stephen Jenkins

Luciana Marcial-Vincion

January 1, 2007

With deepest sympathy and prayer - you are all in our hearts. Much love - Luciana and Chris Vincion

Chip Griesbauer

January 1, 2007

From an "Old" classmate at Our Lady of Lourdes. Scotty was always a special person who was a friend to all.

Marty Mcalwee

January 1, 2007

My heartfelt condolences to the Glacken family. Scotty was a great teamate and competitor. His 1st D.C. wide honor was as amember of the 1956 National Championship Boy's Club Football Team. Marty McAlwee SJC '61

John Cllemens

January 1, 2007

I knew Scotty throught the sports programs at Our Lady of Lourdes Bethesda, Md. He was a fine classmate, athlete and role model and was saddened at his loss. My sympathies to Margaret and other members of his families.

David Goracy

January 1, 2007

Dear Margaret and Family:

After all the years have passed since we first met in 1968, I am hard pressed to find a man who loved life to a greater degree. More importantly, that was surpassed by Scotty's love and appreciation for you, your daughters and the entire family. I hope that his commitment, as well as the pride and joy he derived from everything you had done together, lives on to help sustain you during this most difficult of times. Our children are glad they had a chance to know "Uncle Scotty." I echo the sentiments of my friend and teammate John Dwyer. I was fortunate to have been a player/workmate/friend for over 38 years. Our prayers are with you. Respectfully, the Goracy Family.

Tim Kolojay

January 1, 2007

To the family of Scotty. I was a young Phi at Duke and looked up to Scotty because he symbolized to me how an athlete at Duke was supposed to act. He was a true Role Model. Duke '68

Tom McDonald

January 1, 2007

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. It has been my pleasure to know Scotty from our days at St. John and the great days that we had there together.

Add Penfield, Sr.

January 1, 2007

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Scotty's Duke teammates and especially to the family he leaves behind. He departed this life much too soon but I'm sure God, in His infinite wisdom, has a special place for him in Heaven.

It was my great pleasure to broadcast Duke football when Scotty was playing. I knew him as a great competitor.

Please accept my sincere condolences.

Patrick McArdle

December 31, 2006

Deepest condolences to the Glacken family. You are in my prayers.

Scotty's years coaching at Georgetown coincided with my years as a student and staff member.

Requiescat in pace.

Pat

john dwyer

December 31, 2006

I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF BEING ON SCOTTY'S FIRST 3 TEAMS AT GEORGETOWN AND HE HAD A PROFOUND INFLUENCE ON MY LIFE,AS A PLAYER AND AS A PERSON, HE WAS CONSISTENT, FAIR, LOYAL AND A FIERCE COMPETITOR.THOSE OF US WHO SHARED THAT PRIVILEGE, IN THOSE FIRST YEARS AND IN THE 25 YEARS HE GAVE TO GEORGETOWN ARE FOREVER BETTER FOR THAT EXPERIENCE AND WILL NEVER FORGET HIM. TO MARGARET AND HIS WONDERFUL FAMILY OF WHOM HE WAS SO PROUD, OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY AND CONTINUED PRAYERS. LOVE, JOHN DWYER (GU '71)

brett mcmillen

December 31, 2006

well scott, i know george was there to greet you. i'm sure you guys are duck hunting and watching the skins and eagles.

andy lujack mckenna

December 31, 2006

Scotty, we could laugh with you and at you. For your many good laughs, we thank you. And for being such a great friend. We will miss you. thank you being part of our lives.

To Margaret, your girls, and grand-children, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Andy

susan dunlap

December 31, 2006

Suzi Castiglia (Dunlap)

Dear Margaret, I have so many wonderful memories of Scotty. I double dated with him in high school. He was such a nice guy. I am so sorry for your loss.

Matt Dillon

December 31, 2006

My prayers are with Scotty's family. Scotty was the neighborhood hero around Edgemoor. I know he was my hero growing up. Great guy, great friend of our family.

tommy bowers

December 31, 2006

If Scotty lived over 400 years ago, Shakespeare would have thought of him when he penned the phrase "Oh you noble band of brothers". Scotty was that and more. I last saw him recently at his sister's birthday party. I said that the sweater he was wearing looked like it came off a cheap horse at Charlstown WV. He laughed and laughed. Scotty was so secure about himself, nothing made him laugh more than someone making fun of him. To his wife, daughters and grandchildren my prayers are with you all.

tommy

Stan Graves

December 31, 2006

Dear
Margaret and Family,
I was very saddened when I learned of Scotty's death from my brother
last night.

It has been many years since Scotty and I played baseball together at Washington Gaslight. It was Scotty who informed me when our coach Harry (Jake the Snake) Marshall died. We had a great team and had wonderful baseball years together. While I
went to Maryland for baseball, I watched with great admiration his years at Duke.

I wish you and your family well in the coming days. My prayers will be with you during this difficult time.

Dick Havens

December 30, 2006

Scotty was truly a great athlete and a "good" person. He may be gone but he will not be forgotten. Condolences to his family from the Duke football team of '62

Mary Fran Jenkins

December 30, 2006

Dear Margaret,

I have just learned of the passing of Scotty. My heart and prayers go out to you and your entire family. May God grant you the courage, the faith and the hope to carry on during these most difficult times.

Everytime I ever saw Scotty he had the most precious smile on his face. When he walked into a room, the room lit up.

I remember so many gatherings in the past where my Dad, Pop (Harry Jr.) and Scotty would just carry on, they had such fun and laughter together.

Please know my prayers and thoughts are with you and may God be at your side always.

Love,

Mary Fran Jenkins

Samuel Rinehart

December 30, 2006

We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. Our hearts and prayers go out to you Margaret, and to your beautiful daughters, and precious grandchildren. Sam and Toni.

Joe and Sue Holmes

December 30, 2006

Margaret,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Scotty was a wonderful man and will truly be missed. Our thoughts are with you and the chilren.
Fondly

Jim Slye

December 30, 2006

My sincerest condolences to Margaret and the girls. Scotty will be missed by all who had the pleasure of meeting him.

Mort Taubman

December 30, 2006

To the Glacken Family:

It was an honor to be friends with Scotty and I will always remember his smile. His family is blessed with the memories Scotty.

Becky Duncan Miller

December 30, 2006

Our sincerest sympathy to Margaret and family.
Becky

Karen and Lynn Grubb

December 30, 2006

Scotty, we will miss your laughter, your twinkle in your eye and the love of all around you that you so openly shared. You were and are one of our special memories of the years we shared at St. Mary’s and Rockville. Our prayers and love are with Margaret, the girls and your “team” of grandchildren.
We love You!

Coach Bill Murray sends Scotty into the game at Duke Univ.

December 30, 2006

A great quarterback, a great teammate, and a great friend.

Sonny Odom

December 30, 2006

Scotty was my teammate -- and he was a great one! Every ounce of his energy went into every play in football and into every pitch in baseball. We first met on the Ellipse by the White House when it was home to two baseball fields; I had just finished my freshman year at Duke and had heard of this great quarterback who had signed with us for the next Fall. Scotty was playing catcher for our opponent that day -- little did I realize that a short conversation welcoming him to being a Blue Devil would lead to a 44 year friendship.

At Duke we played football and baseball together and we were fraternity brothers, and to my great enjoyment, I believe we were "buddies."

We all should live life to its fullest -- I believe Scotty did so more than any person I ever met. I loved the guy.

Strength and love and peace to Margaret and all of Scotty's family.

Sally Kleberg

December 30, 2006

Scotty will always mean Duke and Duke Phi Delts to me. I am so grateful to have been a part of his life there. I pray for his family that they all have been made better in their lives by his presence. He was indeed, "One of the Good Guys."
I am also grateful to have had the chance to be with him for a great weekend at Duke for our 35th reunion and we missed him this past spring on campus for our 40th. I know he would have been there if he could.

Dan Lonon

December 30, 2006

With fond memories of our times in football at Duke. A fine person and teammate will be missed. Condolences to the entire family.

chris o'connell

December 30, 2006

I will miss your contagious laugh. You always could light up a room. Thanks for always being a terrific son to my father.
My prayers are with your family.
Love,
Chrissy

Andy Phelan

December 29, 2006

Coach --
You loved football and you loved coaching. Through your selfless efforts, you taught so many of us the value of teamwork, sacrifice, and dedication. We are indebted to you for the time you gave us, the lessons you taught us, and the memories you created with us. Thank you, Coach, for giving so freely of your time, for teaching us lasting values, and for helping us to prepare for life in the wider world.

And thank you, Margaret, for sharing Scotty with us for so many years. As part of your extended family, our thoughts and hearts are with you now in this difficult time as we share your loss and recall Scotty's life with fondness and gratitude.

Michael Parker

December 29, 2006

Scotty,

I will always remember you as one of the most decent persons I have ever had the priviledge of working with.

My prayers will forever be with your family.

You were truly one of the "good guys"

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