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Remembering Thomas Scott

April 21, 2015/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Janean Marie
Born: 1976
Died: 2015
My Tribute: Missing the love of my life. Scott was 38 and he was very talented, generous and handsome man who had a demon that chased him. He was starting over, making a fresh start and then it happened…..temptation got him and what he thought was heroin turned out to be pure fentanyl and it killed him instantly. So young, so much future ahead of him. His family and I miss him more than words can describe. My heart has never ached so bad. We love you Thomas Scott, RIP.

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