Condolence From: Michelle J. Blanchard
Condolence: In Loving Memory of Scott Stewart
I open my eyes and the pain, the hurt the sorrow is still with me.
Scott blessed us all.
He spoke highly of his Mom and Dad, he was proud of them.
He would joke with his brother, Steve out of pure love.
It was funny to listen to them, at their age saying, “I’m telling Mom!”
That was one thing about him, he’d joke with us all, but, he’d also have a kind word to say and he was never afraid to say “I love you man!”
He spoke what was on his mind, he didn’t hold back.
So if you knew him, you knew everything he thought, everything he felt.
He was as real as they come.
His pride in his bike made him who he was; a true biker.
He had passion for the open road, for sound and certainly for speed!
He spoke highly of his biker friends, J Boy, Mitch and Scotty (who he called his son Jr.) and so many others too many to name.
He loved to act tough, but it’s his love inside that we all knew & loved.
His love for his family and friends was so abundant.
His love for Deb was real, when you saw him with her… you saw the passion between them. When he wasn’t with her, he’d still talk about her out of love. He loved her with all his heart and soul.
Through all his jokes and caring, loving ways Scott touched us all.
He looked out for everyone. He loved making people laugh.
He certainly was the life of the party!
And although his party ended abruptly with no answers.
He would want us all to remember his great humor that made us all laugh, his kind words to show how much he cared and most importantly his love for all of us.
He had plenty of love and he gave it away everyday.
We all share a bond together through Scott.
Some had the pleasure of knowing him his whole life and others just a few years.
We all have memories of his smile, his hugs and his laughter.
Please cherish the love Scott brought in your life.
“The saddest cry under the sun above is the silent goodbye from the one you love. I will not weep, nor make a scene just say thank you life for having been.”
We will miss you Scott, always! ~ Michelle J. Blanchard ~
Wednesday June 15, 2011
