From the family and friends of Scottie we thank you all for coming to the funeral it was definitely a rock star event and for those whom have sent posts thank you from the bottom of our broken hearts.
Scott K. Lazarus
August 19th 1960 - March 7th 2005
Rest in Peace
Dear Friends & Family,
First and foremost, I would like to profusely THANK YOU ALL from the bottom of my shattered heart for the amazing and tremendous outpour of love and support that has been expressed in so many different ways since I lost my LOVE. It has been very helpful and comforting to receive all of your love and support. Thank you again!
Scottie was my best friend, my partner, my lover, and my husband. Life will never be the same without him. The void in my heart will be filled with the wonderful memories we made together. Saturday night (3/20/05) was actually the first time I’ve had the strength to turn my computer on and go to his site for the first time, and what a sight it was. Scottie would have been very shocked to know how many lives he’s touched and impacted.
Scottie will be remembered for his charm, his ambition, his determination, his charisma, his sensitivity, his sense of humor, his vibrant energy, his heart of gold, and always around when I or anyone else needed him. Scottie was a people person and had a way with people. He touched many people’s hearts without even knowing it. He was so full of life, so good hearted, so giving.
When my sister first introduced me to Scottie in 1996, he was looking for an assistant and I was looking for a job. We clicked instantly, I was hired, and we immediately became the best of friends. One night he took me to a very nice dinner and professed his love to me. I adamantly refused and said “that’s never gonna happen.” Eventually, I gave in to the charm, one thing led to another, we started dating, and the next thing we knew, we were getting married. He never let me live that night down, he always said “You devastated me that night but I always get what I want” and sure enough, he always did. Anyone, who ever asked us how we met, would hear that story. I was always distraught when hearing that story because it made me feel like I was being such a bitch, but here I am, telling everyone the story he loved to tell. I loved and respected that feature about him so much. He was always so ambitious and so determined to get what he wanted, whether it was a video he wanted to cast, a new artist or director he wanted to work with, or a new gadget to buy, he went after it without giving up and at the end of the day always got what he wanted. At times I was amazed by how he successfully accomplished some of the things he set out to do, but never doubted that he could.
I may not know all of you personally but I’m sure I’ve heard of you at one point or another. Some of the stories I would hear after long days of casting or tedious hours on set were always filled with some sort of exciting drama. Scottie loved his job immensely. He had an extraordinary passion for music, which made his job that much more exciting. He took great pride in his work and always put his ALL into every job that he cast. The reason I say this is because some people have asked questions that lead me to believe that people are being misled and therefore, I feel obligated to clarify to those who were not familiar with how Scottie’s Bodies operated. Scottie’s Bodies was a casting company my husband built with his own character, his personality, his energy, and his endless capabilities. Scottie’s Bodies was a one-man operation made up of Scottie, his mesmerizing charm, and a company name printed in a child like font that suited him like a tailored suit. He was thee Scottie from Scottie’s Bodies with a young, hip, and fun boyish demeanor but at the same time maintained a professional business ethic. It was solely his company that consisted of Scottie as the boss and his staff. He employed Greg as his full time assistant and Patrick, Ian, Carolyn, and Victor or Brian on casting days. In addition to his assistants, Scottie was fortunate to be so loved and have such a wonderful support team throughout this city, and for that he was always appreciative.
I hope this answers any questions you may have had. What will become of Scottie’s Bodies? I do not know yet. That is something I haven’t even begun to think about. Scottie’s Family and I will determine what will happen when the time is right for us. My main concern right now is to protect the legacy he created and loved so much.
Scottie,
I don’t know where to begin. Your departure was the most unexpected, horrifying, shocking tragedy. It’s so difficult to absorb that I’m still hoping you’ll walk through the door at any minute. I miss you so so much. The house is so unbearably quiet without you. Your absence is felt throughout and life will never ever be the same, as I knew it. I miss so many of the silly little things. Every time you would drive out of the driveway and honk until I’d look out the window just so you could give me the “ I love you” symbol, or when you would send it from across a room, it always melted my heart. The cute nicknames we had for each other, the faces, the petty things we argued over, the things we laughed at, the late night cook offs you had in the kitchen and the mess you’d leave behind. I would give anything to wake up tomorrow and find the kitchen a mess again. The scoreboard we kept for who didn’t put the cap back on the toothpaste, the spontaneous weekends in Palm Springs, the lazy days we just spent vegging in bed, the late nights with your boys that would make me crazy. I could go on and on and on.
You are and will constantly be in my thoughts, every minute of every day.
I love you always and forever, more than you know!!!!!!!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
Sharon.
I wanted to thank those of you who expressed your love and sympathy at scott's passing. It is helping a lot.
I once spoke to a man in California who said that he had 2 sisters, 1 lived in New York and 1 lived in New Jersey. He didn't see either of them yet he knew that they were there. When 1 of his sisters died he began saying " I have 2 sisters, 1 lives in New York and 1 lives someplace else." He knew that they were there.
I have 2 nieces (Tami & Sharon) and a nephew (Scott). My nieces live in California, and my nephew lives someplace else....
he lives in the hearts and minds of his friends and family...
Thank you all for keeping Scottie's spark alive....
If he believed in you, remember to believe in yourselves,
if he loved you, please remember to love yourselves.
my best wishes to you all;
Uncle Lenny
To my best friend for over 20 years, I love you and will miss my late night video game buddy.
There is a void now where you used to be. You were the glue that kept all of us together through the good and bad times.With all the rockstars and famous actors I have met through you none have been more charismatic then you buddy you are a rockstar.You are my bro,
Ian Wilde
pic of Scottie and I(left) with the singer of White Lion in the late 80's
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i love you and thank you,Mark Arinsberg
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Scottie,
I loved every second of it. From the moment we met till the moment you left. A rollercoaster ride of fun and high drama. I loved you man and I miss you so much. Your memory will live in me forever.To my best friend, Blaaaaaaahb!!!
Patrick Grasso
Scottie,
You were such a huge part of my life and your not being there anymore is in some way like learning to walk again. It's so hard to wrap my head around your being gone. I keep thinking you'll be calling any second asking, "What d'ya doin''...coming over?" But with each passing day, the harsh reality of that never happening again seeps in more and more. Over the past 14 years we've shared so much, but what I will treasure most is all the laughter...the one thing we could almost guarantee every time we saw each other. The first time I heard that inimitable laugh of yours, it was like finding a long lost brother. It touched my soul. However, on March 7th the laughter stopped and I haven't laughed much since...not until yesterday morning when I woke up from a dream because I was laughing so loud. I don't remember exactly what the content of the dream was, other than just you and I sitting across from each other cracking up. I guess that's all that was really important. That dream helped carry me through the day. I know there are still going to be a lot of rough patches where the thought of not having you around is going to be a little more than I can handle, but I think what I'll do now when that happens is just close my eyes and have your laughter fill my heart. You will always be with me buddy.Much love
Bri
Not near nor far but everywhere we are he touched so many and he moved me deeply. A true friend, always a smile and a hug to see you. Always a "Hi buddy" and a "kick ass" when excited.
A partner in petty crimes and misdemeanors he will be more than missed. That laugh, that look, that approval, that hi five. Now it¹s everywhere we are.
For a while I will question truth, I will seek answers for what defies all reason to what is ultimately reasonable. And all the while I will be longing for my friend Scottie.
My sanctuary of style, what¹s new, what¹s the latest and the greatest, my confidant. I¹m sure I will laugh without him, but it will be sometime before I can deal with the echo, the emptiness, the displacement. Not near nor far but everywhere we are.
What about the ESP? The telepathic plateau we shared, Scottie must be telling me to write this. Okay, the day came where I misplaced my wallet. In mentioning it Scottie yells to Shay "Tell Trace what we were looking for all day" She replies from afar "your wallet". Then that look we shared.
I met a James Bond Girl prior to arriving at Scotties and forgot to mention it. Suddenly Scottie starts humming the James Bond theme. And I go "Oh my God you¹ll never guess who I just met? and so on for many years. ESP or some telepathic game. Whatever the label we had it. We had that!
The late night pancakes we had, too the popcorn, the recipes -- And "Scottie who sings that song? Bam! He had the answer. If my phone rang at midnight I would hear "Hey baby boy coming over? "I tevoed the awards". Where do I go now? Where do I go?
How selfish I sound at this moment and all day in my mind -yes I will miss you, yes I needed you. Yes you were a great friend.
Not near nor far but everywhere I am you are.I will not forget the sound, the feeling, the encouragement, the brutal honesty that is Scottie. The plans the dreams, the happiness, the lucky guy that loved his life, his wife and his friends.
Scottie was born under the sign of Leo and he was all that and a bag of the latest cell phones, gadgets and sunglasses.
The tears that flow contain pain and the pleasure of having known such a friend. We see you, we see you Scottie. Not near nor far but everywhere we are sleep tight sweet prince.
Trace Devai
Dear Laz aka Scottie
Dude I,m shocked that your not with us anymore. You
have been my best friend since I was thirteen years
old and I love you man. you have been the big brother
that I never really had. I am so sorry that I missed
your memorial, but you will always remain in my heart
as the guy I could always depend on to be there for me
through thick and thin. I hope that you are as big of
a rock star in your new life as you were here. You did
it man, you made your dad proud and now you and Art
can laugh about all of it. Scottie you did it, you
conquered the world "kick ass" as you would say. Now
go and do it again in what ever place you are, I love
you and will never forget you as being my dearest and
best friend
Love
Umpie aka Todd Morris
Scottie
I have to say I'm sorry for "choking" at the funeral. There are no words, but so much to say. You know me...I was never the "talker"...that was your job. So I write you now.
I moved to this town 5 years ago with no money, a small casting resume from the east coast and a beat up car. We met, you gave me a job...and shortly after that you adopted me into your family. You were so much more than just the guy who signed my check at the end of the week. I'll never forget the first Thanksgiving I spent here...you brought me with you and your family to that restaurant in the OC. There will never be another person in a million years to match your charm, personality and spirit. Spending the last 5 years working with you, hanging out with you and Patrick, Ian and Dave has been the most memorable time of my life. No one will ever achieve the level of greatness you had. We can only hope to live on and make you proud.
You'd be happy to know that the funeral was "cram packed". And very fashionable I must say. True to form, I was wearing Nautica. (I don't think anyone noticed) You always said..."I am top sirloin while you are mac & cheese". You rocked the DG shades while I had anything I could find from Chevron that weren't crooked. And that¹s a big reason we were such a great team...opposites just enough to balance each other out.
I could no doubt go on and on...but you were never much for reading long letters. You will never be forgotten. The void that you left will now be filled with the memories we all created together. You were always "The Man and the Myth"....now you are the Legend as well. Be well my friend, before you know it, we'll all be together again.
The family, myself, Patrick, Ian and the rest of the gang will take great care of Sharon...don't you worry. We miss you and love you.
Until next time,
Greg (aka Dorothy)
It is through blinding tears and with a broken heart that I write this. Like all of you, I cant BELIEVE that he is gone. Scottie was one of the first people that i became close to when I moved to LA amost 11 years ago. I was a 19 year old girl who had heard that you could actually make money sitting on the beach as an extra in Baywatch!!! I walked into his office (back when it was Maxim Entertainment) and he booked me the next day. A short time later, he wanted me to work with him on the casting side. I had the pleasure and my share of frustrations working alongside Scottie for many years. There were times when I loved him so deeply and times when I wouldn't talk to him for weeks! :) Anyone who has worked with him closely will know exactly what I mean. Anyway... all of that aside....
I adore you, Scottie. Im SO glad that you got to meet my son and Im SO sad that he will never remember his Uncle Scottie. I was looking forward to getting mad at you for letting him watch boobies in a totally inappropriate casting for him to sit in on. I was looking forward to getting mad at you for cussing around him. I was looking forward to watching him grow to love you as much as I do! My life will never be the same without you and I will thank God every day that I was blessed to spend the time with you that I did.
I love you... I adore you.... I miss you more than you know...
Misti
Scottie -
You were my boss, my friend, my mentor. Where ever I go in life I will take all that you taught me. Thank you for everything that you did for me. I will miss you everyday until we meet again.I love you,
Carolyn Bolin
Dear Scottie,
Do you remember back when we were broke, we would write checks to each other. I wrote $300 to you when your rent was due, then you’d write me $300 back when mine was up. We passed those checks back and forth like junk bonds.
Do you remember the time I sent ten presents for your birthday spaced over a day? You opened up each one and found some Superman item…a watch, a shirt, a pair of underoos. Then when you were casting with those big shot commercial clients, I sent in the male stripper in the Superman outfit. Did you like him? :)
Do you remember you took a picture of yourself in the Superman underoos and gave it to me? I then gave it out as presents at the production company Christmas party. That priceless look of absolute horror on your face…
Way before you dated Sharon, do you remember where your hand was on that girl you brought to Disneyland? You asked a tourist dad, “Trade?”…and he promptly offered his baby over the turnstile? And then remember how you just fell for Sharon? On a hot summer day, you kept fixating on her short shorts? Man, I can even remember what your apartment smelled like in that moment….cigarettes, heat, chlorine from the pool, Hollywood smog mixed with the trees up the hill.
Sinatra on that rented car back from Vegas… The fiasco in Miami… Your 6 pound lobster at the Palm… That Burt Reynolds smile that wouldn’t come off your face after you fixed your teeth… Gakking and shanking… Passing out fried chicken to the homeless and getting mad when they didn’t thank you… Breaking into your sidekick and instant messaging all the other directors how much you “loved” them…
Buddy, you made the last ten years fly by. I have fucking facial hair now. How’d that happen?
Scottie… There are not enough words. God-fucking-damnit. I hope you got a good mobile phone plan up there in heaven. There’s a whole lot of messages waiting for you. And if you need a break, I sent an angel in a Superman outfit for you. :)
Joseph Kahn
To Say I am going to miss you, is an understatement. You were the "The Man." Since the first day I started working for you, I knew I was in for something special - It was the "Best Ride Of life." You never treated me as just your "camera operator" - we connected as good friends and you always looked out for me. I was part of that inner circle "The family" with Craig, Ian, Patrick, Carloyn and Everybody else you invited in. Scottie, I will never for get you!
BRRRRREUUUUUUP!
Victor
Scottie-
What could I say about this man that everyone doesn't already know....some of my fondest memories here at the studio are him sippin his chai tea (which Richard always brought to him) sitting in my office with his feet on the desk bullshiting about people, places, things, catching him smoking in our non-smoking studios, commenting and diggin my ever changing hair or him reassurring me that Greg was full of it and my ass wasn't too big and that it was fine just the way it was. Always making fun of Greg and I and our sexual tension (he worded it much different)... fighting like brother and sister insulting each other and having Greg bitch about the dvd prices when I knew it was it was him, Sending stupid pictures through IM when he was right next door. Patrick and Brian fighting in the studio and well Patrick just about fighting with everyone...making another model cry...and Scottie would just say "Patrick, Patrick" with a smirk on his face nodding because this was the norm. I don't know why but he got away with everything....I guess I had a soft spot for him and the crew as a whole. I can still see him sitting on the leather couch reclined with his posse like he didn't have a care in the world. I will miss you, your mouth and the energy you brought to work....it will never be the same here without you. Never.
-Courtney
It seems strange that the last letter in "Lazarus" is an "S" , as in Scottie.....
We were a small family to begin with.... Our great grandfather, Isaac, coming to this country at the turn of the century ( 1900''s, of course) Isaac left 3 children, Betty, Louie and of course Willy- Scottie's grandfather. He had only one offspring- Arthur. - Scottie's father.... one of only 3 grandchildren I was hoping some day to hug and tickle your son or daughter, Scottie and smile knowing the Lazarus name was continuing. Well, I hope that the way your legacy will continue will be within your company- to keep the name and your great accomplishments alive.I still remember when you took me through Hollywood when you were only 19, saying ," You see Diana Ross' swimming pool, someday I'll be swimming in there, and chillin' with the stars". Well, now you are among the other stars in the sky.
I tried to get out to be at your funeral, but was unable to make it and still keep up with my commitments here.
So, dear cousin, farewell....
With love...
Tina
Scottie-
You allowed me to become a "family" member in scotties bodies. I considered you as one of my few true friends in Los Angeles---You created memories for me that will never be forgotton-----I will miss the times you call me to make out with pop stars--then having me you and Patrick all end up in the same stupid video like the stooges--or just to sit at castaways and watch carny folk and laugh all day----I'll miss all the times you and Patrick fought like little bitches then made up like brothers---you're the only guy I know that could get you to work 15 hours for a hundred bucks and somehow make you feel good about it, and trick you into thinking you had a good time---Thats the scottie I will forever miss. I've been in LA for almost four years-and most of my fondest memories I shared with you. No one will ever rock a pair of gucci glasses quite the same, you will not be forgotton---I love you brother---
Matt Felker
Jaime and scottie
Scottie,
I love You so much! Although I haven't known you many years I love you with all my heart. You have always been there for me trying to help me get to where I go and have included me in your family...our family, which will never be the same without you. I was just talking to you about our little family a week and a half ago. You were such a present from God...I know that with all presents from God we must give them back when he wants but I am very upset and don't want to give you back. My heart isn't letting go of you being gone. I will forever watch our little show and keep your memory alive in my heart until the day I die. Keep my brother company up there.I love You Forever and Ever! Jaime (BITCH)...xoxoxoxoxo
P.S. I wish we could hug you now=( I will keep your wife in my prayers, I know how much you love her.
"Love is the ultimate state, where compassion prevails and kindness rules"
Scottie I feel that this is the way you lived your life. You were always such a
generous person. Always wanted everyone around you to be happy.
Always taking care of the people you loved. That to me was what truly made
you happy. Now I know that's why you touched so many people's lives.I will never forget the nights at your Fuller Apt. with all of your closest friends having BBQ's, playing video games, and watching movies into the wee hours of the night.
Every time I saw you, you always greeted me with a huge hug, kiss and smile.I will never forget you! You will always be in my heart.
nanette
I met Scottie a little over 2 years ago when I came out to visit Greg for a couple weeks. I was toying with the idea of moving here from Atlanta, but not quite decided yet. Greg let me tag along on a casting session for Raw Entertainment (Oct/02) and that's where I met Scottie & Patrick. I just remember Scottie's loud and upbeat personality, and I was somewhat enamored with this charismatic figure who was already a rock star in my mind.
I moved to L.A. in Jan/03. Greg was still visiting family up north on a holiday break, and I saw Scottie again at Eric's place (downstairs from the Fuller office). He missed Greg and kept asking me about him, "What's up with your boy, Dorothy?", "When's he coming back?", etc. Then he welcomed me and greeted me with open arms just by association with Greg. That's the type of guy he was. People have said it about him before, but to him family wasn't just about blood. It was about keeping good people close to him and taking care of them with a generosity few can match.
I didn't get to hang out with Scottie one-on-one as much as I wanted to over the past two years, but the few times it was just me and him, I really grew to love the guy. I'll never forget sitting on the couch after going over to his place to hook up his new Tivo (since he couldn't figure it out). I hooked it up and he called Ian to brag, "Barney's a fucking genius! He had this thing hooked up in 2 minutes!" He hung up with Ian and said, "Hang on..." He came from the back with $50 in his hands. "Here. Take this." Me: "Scottie, you don't have to..." Scottie: "Ah ah ah, I don't want to hear it. Just fucking take it. It's worth it to me to have this thing working." So we sat there for the next hour just talking... about the show, about videos, the business. He was just so excited about the show! He said, "Dude, do you realize what this show means? I'm going to be a fucking household name! Kids in bum-fuck Iowa are going to know who I am. That shit freaks me out!" It was true, and he loved it. He loved to be surprised by what he could accomplish.
I should note that I don't let just anyone call me Barney. Scottie saw it on a check one day and asked Greg, "Who's this Barney guy?" From then on, I was Barney. I really didn't mind when Scottie said it. I almost liked hearing it, because he said it with love and enthusiasm. Words can't quite express what a great guy Scottie was. I'll miss all the classic Scottie catch phrases, "Sure", "Kick Ass", "Hey buddy", "Brrr!!", that have worked their way into my head forever. If you can hear those in your head as you read them, you know what I mean. Scottie really knew how to live. He loved life and people. He touched so many people in so many ways, and I'll miss him dearly.
To his family, my heart and my love go out to you. Scottie was truly one of a kind, and his loss will be felt by countless people.
ROCK ON SCOTTIE! We all love you and miss you! BRRRRRRRRRRBBBB!!!
-Byron Purvis
Thank you, Scottie, for believing in Mary Elise, for connecting. You will be missed.
Claudia Crawn
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You know its crazy when I heard the news that a 3-year hero to me Scottie from Scotties Bodies died, it leaves me feeling sad but most of all disappointed. Scottie had a great life and so much to live for. I remember when I would go up to casting calls in Hollywood and each time I went up there he would stand out side to make sure I was going in to the right building, and when I got inside and there was a line a mile long. He would pull me to the front of the line… and have me audition before the people that where waiting there for 4 hours. Or when Scottie called all the girls in to the audition room and look right at me and say "Jessyka go spit out your damn gum" and the room would go silent.
Even when I went to another casting at Universal Studios and he took one of the little set cars and came and found me and took me to the casting. Scottie was far from a reserved and selfish person… this man would bend over backwards for me and that I can always keep in my heart. Scottie you meant so much and the feeling that I will feel when I want to call you and see if I fit for anything, and to think that you will never call me back… All I can really say to you is thank you, for all the things you have done or given me, thank you for knowing me for who I am not just what I look like.
Thank you for all the small things that really meant so much! I love you for all that Jessyka
I just heard that yesterday you were with us and today you are not. I'm in shock. You had a heart as big as the city of LA and the damn thing went and let you down. Thank-you for all the hard work; thank-you for all the great people you brought in; thank-you for all the cussing and face- scrunching and thank-you for posting that really daft picture of me on your web-site. Most of all thank-you for being you and caring.
You promised me you were going to get me some hot babes for Callback so I'll have to find another way now - but that's not the point. Point is you were prepared to do it without a thought. Thank-you for being so generous.
I guess you're scoping out the angels now. Let me know how it goes. R.I.P. Scottie
Nigel Dick
We will miss him so much!
His friends and neighbors from Fuller Ave.
You have been a great inspiration to me to put my past ways behind me and to move forward to being a better person. I will miss our Thanksgiving feasts and our updates on where life is taking us.
Your cousin
Mark Levenson
Scottie-
you were a rare case in a tough buisiness... An honost person in an industry full of untrustworthy people. You took me under your wing and helped me more than i can ever thank you- i miss you with all my heart and appreciate every word of encouragement you ever gave me. With such little time knowing you, you made an incredible inpact on my life and how i will now live it, i'll never forget you. -i'll always be your "little one" and miss hearing it- (counting down the days)
-Thankyou for everything-Rest In Peace.
heather leigh
Scottie gave me some of the best times of my life. I remember the first time i meet him at my casting studio's. This bigger than life, full of energy, kind of dressed weird guy. Well it didn't take long to love this guy.. When he was at the studio's it was like having one of my son's there. The first thing he would do give me a big kiss on my lips, just like my son's. I closed my studio's 3 years ago because of bad health and haven't see him in 3 years but i sure thought of him often. He was one of a kind. There will be a hugh hole in the hearts of so many people. Thanks Scottie for all the wonderful, fun, goofie, happy weird, and even the time you called me in Hawaii and got so mad because i would not buy a basketball setup for one of your castings. I'm sure there is a endless supply of hot babes in heaven, and knowing you, there already lined up to get a audition.
May you be with God, and I will see you again someday,
Lance Ziegler
ps. Book a really hot one for me....LOVE!!!
To Scottie:
In an industry full of personalities, you were and always will be truly
one of a kind. I will never forget you.Thanks for my wonderful nickname.
Greg
Scottie you and I went through a lot over the years and we drove each other nuts, but you were always there for me. When I almost lost Greg you were one of the first people there for me and I have, and always's will love you.
Casting will never be the same for me. Who is going to come in to my sessions and make fun of what ever job I'm doing now.
I love you so much and the pain left by your absence in my life will never be filled.
You were a "unique".
Love
Deborah German
Here is Scottie's last "words" to me on e-mail Sunday night. It's nice to know that he went out thinking that only great things were ahead. There will never be another one like Scottie.
Matthew Caltabiano
Subject: Thanx brother...
From: scottie@scottiesbodies.com
Date: March 6, 2005 11:58:06 PM PST
To: mattcalt@Things are extremely well. I'm working like crazy and I should be able
to tell you some amazing news re: my show in the next few weeks.
Scottie -
Although I will not be able to be at the funeral, you will be in my thoughts & prayers. I will always appreciate everything that you did for Carolyn. Thank you for giving her an exciting place to work. I always looked forward to her coming home & telling me how her day went, since there was always a funny story to tell. She adored you, and I want to thank you for watching out for her. The few times that I met you, you welcomed me with open arms. Your energy was unlike anyone else. Thank you for all that you did.
Dustin Martin
Some of the best memories in life are the simplest ones:
Summer after Summer spent by the Fuller Ave pool, friends and neighbors hanging out together, relaxing, catching up, networking, BS'ing, pitchers of margaritas (and martinis!) are flowing, there's a Pink Dot delivery here and there until someone is convinced to roll out their BBQ as the party rolls into the night, and all the while, Scottie is smiling, playing his CD's and taking all requests...
This is how I will remember him.
-Christina
Scottie, I hope you know how much I love and appreciate you. I always felt like I was your "girl." I don't know if that's how you treated everyone, or if it was just me, but either way, you have always made me feel special. I'm not sure what I'm gonna do without my favorite casting director! You really made a difference in my career and in my life. I don't know what working will be like without you around, considering you gave me over half of my jobs! But, more importantly than that, I will miss you and your charismatic self. Thank you, Scottie.
Love always,
Tracy Phillips
If you were a hot girl or guy and have gone out on auditions for commercials, or music videos in LA over the last 10 years, chances are you new Scottie....If you were a music video extra, crew member, director, producer, Commissioner, Rock Star, or happened to be watching a shoot from across the street, chances are you new Scottie...One of the most tragic things I have ever heard in my life was the passing of my friend last monday night. He was part of our family, and could always light up a set with his smile... Here's a shot I took of Scottie, and his boys from the Rob Thomas video a couple of weeks ago... Yo dude I will never forget you!!!
Mike D
When you came to my door yesterday, I was truly in shock.
I have been one of Scottie's neighbors since he first moved to Fuller.
The picture that was posted was the first apartment he lived in so many years ago now.
We all met in the pool.
I broke in my brand new barbeque for the first time with my new neighbor, and had a blast.
He was in love---and stayed in love---with my dog, Lily.
He INSISTED that I was a duplicate of Nicole Kidman .....I never really saw it, but he always did----and years later came to my door, late at night and said, "Hey, I finally need a newscaster, be at my place tomorrow!".
And I did. I was the only one he wanted for the project. He was determined.
We would always catch up in the garage, by the mailbox, or the elevator.
I was really in awe of the business he built, and the dedication that he had to it.
It hurts my heart that I will never run into him again to say, "What's up? How's married life? What are you working on these days?".
He was a an original.
He will be greatly missed.
My prayers and love go out to his Wife and Family.
Your Friend and Neighbor,
Meredith Autry
(and Lily...)
I met Scottie when I was 20 years old, he and my brother were roommates in the Hollywood Hills. I remember Scottie's room in the house. Four walls of glass with his polaroid pictures of "hot" people strewn in every direction, over every inch of desk, floor, and bed. The early stages of Scottie's Bodies.
I loved that Scottie always called me Lil' Tharp, never by my name. Whenever I saw him he was another big brother to me. The last time Scottie and I saw one another, we were passing each other in traffic he yelled out "I'm talking to your bro..." and pointed at his phone. We just smiled really big, gave a wave yelled "see you later" and drove on.
In this town and in life, most people want to be recognized as someone important or as being a celebrity. Scottie always made a point to recognize everyone like THEY were the celebrity! He was a rare person, I am fortunate to have known him at all. I keep thinking he must be pissed about dying and looking for the producer to go bitch to, because this is not the deal he negotiated!
I did not know him as well as some of you, but I am heart broken that he is gone. I am so sorry for the pain his absence will cause for all of you who had so much of your time, filled with him.
Blessing of Strength and Love...
Lil' Tharp
Scottie,
I wish I could tell you in person what a loss I feel with your passing. Although it was 11 years ago I still appreciate you getting me my very first job. It was neat how we ran into each other so many times unexpectedly over the years in random places. You were always a great friend to me. I will miss you.
Scott Schurdell
Though, I only worked with you once, your moxie and duende left a lasting impression. Everytime we crossed paths thereafter, I was always greeted with hug. Extremely uncommon in city like this.
You Rock Brother-
Benjamin
I only knew Scottie for about a year, and I remember the first time I met him. I was a PA on one of my first videos and Scottie was one of the only people to treat me like I was more than that. Over the last couple months I was able to work and interact with him more and more and I enjoyed every minute of it. I looked forward to the day when he could cast my own videos, and hoped for a long and wonderful working and platonic relationship. I will miss you Scottie and hope wherever you are you are the same as I remember.
With sorrow and love,
Spence
To his wife and family our prayers are with you ! Scottie will be greatly missed in the crazy world od entertainment! Thank you for all you hard work, patience, advise from the Krump Community ! We love you and will never be forgotten !
Tasha & Jamal Cooper
Daisy, & the Krumpers of Show Stoppers Dance Studios
Scottie,
Thank you for all the work you gave me and all the people I met through working with you. I am so glad we got two shake hands one last time two weeks ago. Enjoy being in a better place Scottie.
Patrick O'Connor
Scottie,
I remember meeting you about a year ago on the set of Bonnie McKee hanging out upstairs in that little room for like 3 hours waiting for them to set up for the second video. ...and since then I don't think I've ever not been greeted with a warm hug and a smile. You made an impact on so many peoples lives and so many people cared for you. Last time I saw you was on the shoot of the Rob Thomas video, right when I came out of hair and makeup and you saw my 80's rock get up. As always you made me feel beautiful. You will be missed. I wish I could be there to say good bye tomorrow, and I'm sorry I won't be. Your wife and friends will be in my thoughts and prayers. I am so sorry you were taken so much earlier than you should have been. So, Scottie, I thank you for all the times you made me smile, in the little time I knew you. I still don't even know what to think; this was the last thing I was expecting to say, to you, tonight ...Go! od bye Scottie.
Ash G.
Scott- thank you for being a big bro to me when I needed it and always
making me feel like one of the family. Jason B.
scottie classic shot by ellen von unwerth,
Matthew Felker
Although we've never met Scottie, we want to thank him for always looking out for our girl! We can never express how much we appreciate everything he has done for her. You will be missed but kept in our hearts forever!
Love Rose & Ken
Thanks scottie for giving me a family out here when i
didnt have one.Much Love,
Katie
Dear Scottie,
It is with heartfelt condolences to your wife and family that I write this letter.
I was deeply saddened and speechlessly shocked to hear the news of your departure.
Scottie, you LOVED what you did for a living…this I know! You were a “rock star”…..more of a rock star than many of the icons you helped make hotter, cooler, and more “fly” through your passion and prowess for casting.
This world is certainly a less shiny place without you in it.
I know for certain, there is now a deep chasm in the hearts of the many who’s lives you touched, mouths you made smile and booties you made shake. You were one of a kind and you will be missed.
If there is any solace to be found in the receipt of this news, it might possibly be this: Morrison, Joplin and Hendrix haven’t had a good video in YEARS!
Maybe now, there’s half a shot. If anyone can get them on TRL, Scottie YOU can!
With Blessings, Respect, and Love,
Renita Whited
Scottie,
It couldn't be said enough, but you were one of the most decent people in this biz. Hollywood will not be the same without you my friend. You will be missed and I know you're rockin away right now with the real rockstars. Meet me at a Doors concert in 100 years..
love travis cohen
was shocked to find out the way I did... by visiting the "ScottiesBodies" website to see what videos were being cast. I appreciated Scotty and Greg for sending work my way when I was doing extra and principal work. Scotty was always right on time! WOW!! From Bon Jovi to Queen Latifah to Ashlee Simpson... Scotty had his pulse on the music and commercial scene... Condolences to his family and accolades to the difference he made.
You'll be missed, no doubt!!!
Kevin John Goff
Goffworks Entertainment
Scottie,
What to say? We started out with an argument on ECG and then you hired me for a music video. This is how we met man.....Well it was really that simple.
We were posting on the above mentioned website. You and I had it out there, on the phone then had it out again on that website, then we both apologized for our arguing. I still can't believe that you hired me after that.
You called me up and asked me if I could play a cop in a music video. (Keep in mind we had been arguing about something) I was like. Sure man! You told me to get down to 8899 Beverly Blvd(we all know the name of that studio) to meet with you. I was so reluctant due to our argument. So I went down to meet you. My heart is a pounding, my palms our a sweating etc.... I get inside and I ask for Scottie. This is were it got smack your self in yer knee funny. He walks up to me and says "You Michael Kirkland?!" (I'm freaked out) I said "yeah?" (like a lil girl who didn't know her name and with trepidation in my voice) Putting our hands out to shake you say. "Dude, you would have kicked my a$$!" What a sigh of relief! I thought he was bringing me down to kick my a$$. Moving along he told me that he was sure that I would be one of the cops in this music video. (It was the Oops I did it again lady) I was like all right man whatever you need. So long story short you hired me for it. For that I thank you.
Every time I saw you after that at 8899 Beverly you always welcomed me. You were always so busy, but you made time to say what's up. Thank you for the great story, great job you gave me, but mostly thank you for taking time out to say hey. See you when I see you.
I will not forget you, God Bless
Michael J Kirkland
Scottie,
You LOVED what you do and on behalf of all actors, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. This community will miss you and NEVER forget you!....Robert Amico
My condolences go out to Scottie’s wife Sharon, all of his family members, his close friends, colleagues and many acquaintances.
I met Scottie a few years ago, when one of my clients, was booked for a high profile music video through him. The exposure of the video took my client to another level, I appreciate what he did. During that time I had the opportunity to get to know Scottie some. After that, we kept in touch mainly by phone and later worked on a couple of other projects. As my company is based in another State, I didn’t have the pleasure to hang with Scottie as some of you have. The last conversation I had with Scottie was about a month or so ago. One of my clients was in LA, and Scottie was always one of my stops for meetings with my clients.
So, the meetings for went like this:
Scotties Bodies, Dreamworks, Universal, Paramount etc.….well, you get the message. Scottie was at the top of the list. The last time He and I spoke, he said to me “ I can’t believe you come to LA and we don’t hook up”. That comment has been ringing in my head since finding out of his death. We should all slow down some , smell the roses if you will. Let’s hook up with those that have meaning to us. Let’s get to know those around us that sometimes we only in their untimely departure come to know.
I guess that Scottie was about as good as they come as a person and as a professional in this godforsaken business ( we call entertainment ). Although, most of my communication with Scottie was via phone, I have come to like and appreciate him. I found out only yesterday. After leaving a couple of messages on his cell and not getting a return call, I decided to check out his website to see what was happening...I was blown away and still find it hard to believe.
Until we meet again.
Ty Kilinc
Clipse Management Inc.
Scottie and I were always one upping one another with phones. One time, Sarkissian and I asked if we could use Scottie's giant cell phone to use as shelter from the rain for child extras. I took this picture of him last week with my phone. The next day, he called me and said "Dude, I am dreaming of that phone." It was the last time we spoke. Scottie, if you're reading....send me your address, your phone is on the way.
It still doesn't feel real. Scottie was a part of almost every job I've ever produced. Recently, he and Greg went to the wall on a difficult project for Chris and I. I thanked him profusely and his answer was the same as it always was, "Sure. Anything for you and Chris." Scottie made every one of our gigs kick ass. There were times when he drove me nuts. What I'd give to have him drive me nuts tomorrow. Sharon, Maital, Greg and the gang, please hang in there. Know that you're loved.
John Hardin
I'll never forget you Scottie
elliot
Scottie,
Thanks for being a cool dude when you'd come over and say hello to me at A Band Apart.....you never left without saying hello and joking with me. I have nothing but great memories of our conversations. I'm very sad to hear you are gone.....shocked was the feeling.
I hope you are in a better place.
My condolences to your family.
Jesse Felsot
I will miss you deeply !
You (and all of your men behind THE MAN) were always there for me. Anything
I needed - I knew it got done !
You were such a fixture to me!
I love you so much and you will always be remembered in my heart.
And you know what ? Scottie - you still make me smile every day - with a
simple word: SureBarbara Benson
i was with him many times on auditions and he was always great he will be truly missed may he rest in peace
MARK MUREHEAD
in a world where faces change and we easily forget names you always greeted everyone with a smile and a hug didn’t matter if it was at your office or the grocery store you appreciated being able to share the magic of hollywood with everyone thankyou for caring. MUSIC VIDEOS WILL NEVER BE THE SAME,your legacy lives on as the greatest casting personality ever!!! its been an honor and privlage knowing you.
best wishes for your wife.
much love,
moon lotus
Every once and a while God calls out for special people ones we love and are close to . We may not know why only God does.
I lost my best friend sometime ago and I still ask why??
God somtimes takes those special people to watch over us.. sadly I did not get the chance to get to know Scottie. But I know he is a specal person to a lot of people. But just know that everyday he is that special person that is now watching over us from the heavens above..
God Bless !
Marisa Alvarez
I had the pleasure of working with Scottie and Scotties Bodies everyday since we open our company Dragon Talent, almost 10 years ago. Scottie and I had some rough times, but in the end, he always came through for us and always had our back. He was truly a great man, genius at what he did. I will miss his honesty , his devotion to his craft, his ability to lay it all on the table even when things were not so great. Scottie, I will miss you and know you are somewhere in heaven, casting the best music video ever created. You were the king at what you did and I feel very happy to have able to be a part of your life. We will never forget you.
Chaim Magnum
Vice President
Dragon Talent
In the scotties bodies family, I was like the red headed step child----I was taken on long after Greg, Pat, Dave, Brian, Victor, and Ian. I started out like any other guy that attended Scottie's castings---I was then reintroduced to him by Brian---Who convinced him to start casting me in his jobs. We then stared becoming friends rather than casting and client----I bullshitted the guy for a year to cast me if he ever needed someone to make out with Britney Spears. A year later the guy calls me up and says "Guess what bub?! You 're going to make out with your girl!" Only scottie would pull through on something like that---but the best part of that job was getting to be in it with Patrick and Scottie---He was even there when I showed for the follow up video trying to hit on Britney by bringing a puppy---He laughed at me as I miserably got shot down because it seemed she was more interested in the puppy than me----It was like our bonding moment--after that I was considered one of the boys---I would come to every casting and just bull shit with him all day and not even audition for the job---Those are some of my best memories in life to date----I got to know him better and better as time went on----one of my fondest memories of scottie was only a few weeks ago. It was on a car ride with him to cast a body double for Hunter's movie. He let his guard down and really showed me a side of himself that most never saw except those who were really close to him. We were talking about relationships and marriage---I commented how marriage has got to be so tough in this town--especially in a business where you are looking at beautiful women day in and day out. First thing out of his mouth without hesitation was "That's what I thought. I thought I would never get married. Then I met Sharon and that was it, I was done" He loved you Sharon so much. He told me that you were his best friend and love of his life and he wouldn't have it any other way. It was one of the nicest things I've ever heard him say---I wanted to share that with you today, but couldn't really even talk with out crying---so like Greg I will put in words. I guess I have closure with Scottie--- A few weeks ago we all got together one last time at Universal Studios on stage 22--the same very spot Scottie, Patrick and I did the Britney Spears Video-----Everyone was there this time---Joseph was directing again--Mary ann was there---even greg, dave and jaime were in the video---It was errie and we all commented how deja vu it was. We must have spent 12 hours there ,but that time with Scottie I now know was priceless---You never realize how much you love someone untill they're gone--I think I cried more today than at my Grandfathers funeral---He was someone very special to me, who helped me and taught me alot--I thank you for that Scottie-----
Matty
Scottie,
Who is going to make me laugh so hard when I am in hell? I will miss you terribly, thank you for being you. You always were so great at hitting the nail on the head. You were a gem in a pile of rocks. I was incredibly fortunate to have known you. I can't say how much I will miss our making fun of each other. Your sarcasm and wit was truly A+. You were truly admired and loved.
love always,
ShelMy heart goes out to your family and dearest friends.
Scottie,
You know someone lived large when you feel you have known him so well, and yet never had the pleasure of meeting him. I am hopefully Carolyn’s future mother-in-law, Dustin’s mom and so grateful for her opportunity to be in your life. You made Carolyn feel like family. Carolyn shared her days with me and therefore I was blessed to learn about you. You were very special to her and we will all be eternally grateful for your belief in her. You changed her life! My prayers are with your family and the one’s you left behind, for it is so hard to go on without someone as magical as you. For you I wish you eternal rocken times, which I’m sure is going on where you are!!
Love Nancy
I met Scottie about five or six years ago through Misti. Although I haven't seen him in awhile he was always a pleasure to be around. He could always make you laugh. I remember the time Misti and I went out to the Rainbow to get picture of guys with mullets for one of Scotties videos, we had so much fun. My heart felt condolences go out to Misti, his wife and all of his family and friends.
God Bless!!
Caroline Hochvert
After reading about all the love, I felt I had to say something as well. MUCH respect to you and your friends and family. I think the first time you really stood out in my mind is when we booked the Offspring video many years ago. You PROMISED me that cd! For 8 years I waited! I am STILL waiting. Now how am I supposed to bug you about this? Thank you for all your support over the years. See you in about 60.... Peace
Rod Baron
hey scottie when i herd i was devestated i know that i didnt know you for so
long but what i did know i liked alot i just needed to tell you that i miss
you already l love you man good bye
scottie...........................................LOVE YANIV
Scottie, I have always admired your strong personality, how you were straightforward. It was always a pleasure to see you, you always had a smile for me no matter how busy you were. I remember how i would always ask you when theres going to be a little Scottie... I remember the last time i saw you not long ago at 8899, and now i try to live that moment over, so i can forever remember just how you sounded, just what you said...Its hard to believe that you are not here. Rest in peace Scotte, you are very loved.
thank you thank you thank you
Mariah
I didnt know Scott the way y'all did. I knew him in highschool. He was a great guy then. Funny, kind, sweet, loveable and very popular. He was liked by everyone. I only knew him for about 4 years. We lost touch a little while out of highschool. I did however recieve a message from him about a year or so ago. I was so happy to hear he was doing so well for himself. My prayers go out to his family and his friends.
Rest in peace old friend,
Leanne
Scottie and I first met through my agent. He said I talked a lot (still do) and it got me the job. On set he always took time to come over and say hello and ask how you were doing and if you needed anything. He made all our jobs a lot of fun and it makes one feel real special when a casting agent goes above and beyond to make a person feel good about who they are and what they are doing. We weren't his clients we were his friends. The man has a lot of class. We have lost a great friend but he won't be forgotten. Thanks for all the work.
God Bless
Scott Kaske
Dear Scott,
I haven't seen or spoken to you since 1969. I was the Hippie who borrowed your Moms Ford for a few weeks that summer. You were so young that I don't even remember you. I feel as though I've missed out on opportunity of a lifetime, to know a family member who was as great and as loved as you came to be. When I saw your photo for the first time on the web site, I saw Uncle Willy, Uncle Louie, your Dad and my Grandmother in your face. I am truly sorry that I lost touch with you all. It looks as though you enjoyed every minute of your life. I will miss you as if I knew you all those years just the same.
Your Cousin,
Mickey Moscaritolo
Scottie and friends~
I've been off the computer for a couple of days and was absolutely shocked to learn of Scottie's passing. I soooo wished I could've been at Scottie's services to pay my respects to Mrs. Lazarus, Greg, Patrick and Ian and to feel the sense of community brought together by this amazing man.
Whenever Scottie saw me, I was greeted by his hug. He knew I thought it would be cool to be on MTV or VH1, so he tried to bring me in on things I was right for. (I'm not your typical music video hot babe! :-) ) I admired and respected Scottie, not only for being a true original who celebrated it but because he shot from his hip like no other. You knew where you stood and there was no waffling or gray area.
Kiddo, you are missed already.Love,
Tracy Weisert
I just recieved an email from a high school friend and I am in shock. I had to visit the website to be sure the news was true. I am deeply saddened. My deepest sympathy to his wife and his family.
Scott was my best friend and brother throughout high school and my best bud the summers I returned from college. I had hooked back up through emails these last few years with promises to meet in person. I guess this will never happen. You should never put off tomorrow what you can do today. Never so true!
I read these messages from people who have known Scott in his adult life. I am here to tell you that he was the same funny, generous, loving and exciting person growing up. He was the big brother I never had, teaching me about life and love, and of course how to sneak into a concert! I have been crying all morning remembering all the adventures of our youth, knowing that I will never see him again. I would love to get in contact with Todd Morris. my email is kvillage@hotmail.com
Scott, You will be loved and missed forever, Love Kitty Village (pain in the a-- #2)
What memories...
The first one is of Scott and I on Grad night!
What an adventure! And the second is of Scott, 21 years old, in his beloved ex-police car. The stories that car could tell!
I had to hear it from Maitol and my heart sank. Scottie, I am at a loss for words. You were always there to deal with my mania and neurotic casting needs. Always a smile, a "kick ass" and a cigarette, those damn menthols, when I needed it most. N***a Please!Never forget, The Saint James club casting, freaking," you need to be more commercial" Get some nicer studio and lose the gummy bears and Ralph's cold cuts. Sorry bro. Barfing on the carpet, making the doorman wait for the "special casting". You were the best, man and I am still in shock. We will look after Sharon. Have fun up there, you definately have earned it, God bless you Scottie.
Love Kieran
Dear Scottie:
Our Thanksgiving table will not be the same without you. But now Thanksgiving will be dedicated to you. Thank you for the wonderful influence and role model you have been to our children. You've been a star. You will be missed.
Love, Harvey and Barbara
In 1990 I was half of a casting duo called Partners in Crime Casting. We rocked music videos. Simple, we rocked, because we had a secret ingredient, Scottie @ Maxim Entertainment. It got so bad that I wouldn't even review Scottie's pictures, I just let him book the job. And the next one. And the one after that. And I looked REALLY REALLY good. In 1993 we closed PIC and I went back to school. But all these directors kept calling me, "Who are we going to call now" and that answer was easy. I remember so clearly (probably because it was the only time) Scottie on the phone expressing doubt about his ability. Nonsense, I reassured him. You've been casting for years just without the credit. And a freaking rockstar was born. Wouldn't I love to take credit for that career, but in all honesty all I can take credit for was recognizing genius and pushing it a little harder. And I watched Scottie push those around him the same way I pushed him so long ago. When I came back to the casting fold Scottie insisted that we be in the same space. For the past 8 years we worked side by side, me in one room (occasionally) and Scottie in the next room (constantly). We raided each others castings, talked about everything, loved each other fiercely, and had each others backs. I miss you so much, you little m/f. NOTHING ABOUT THIS IS OK, NOT ONE DAMN THING.
Scottie, you were a master at being alive. You loved, laughed, learned and did it all on your own terms. I am proud to call you friend. Sharon, may God stand beside you and show you the strength and grace to continue on in a world without Scottie. I am, forever, at your service. Whatever you need, whenever you need it....done. Pat, Dave, Greg and the rest of the crew, ditto. As long as our collective hearts are beating.....then figuratively so is Scotties. Rest in Peace you badass mother...
Tolley loved you then, Tolley loves you now, and I always will.
When I was living in Woodbridge with my two girls, Kitty and Kelly, you were in our lives and always "a loving pain in the butt" for me. My girls followed you around like little lost puppies. Then you would come up to me and put your arm around my neck and say, "It's alright", and somehow I would believe you. I always thought that you were not a good influence for my girls, although down deep I really liked you. As the years progressed I discovered that you were becoming a very successful businessman. The last time we communicated, I found out that you were getting married and I told you that I was waiting for you to grow up and become successful because I wanted to marry you. Of course, you just laughed that ole Scott laugh. That was how far we had come in our relationship. I did learn how happy you were about your pending marriage and I was so happy for you. We are devastated to learn of your passing and always will have the most loving memories of our youth well spent with you. You were a wonderful soul and we are so thankful that you were a part of our lives. We are so sad that it was for such a short time. Our thoughts and prayers are with your wife and all of your family.
Love, Sandy, Kitty and Kelly Village
We will all miss you always, Scottie.
Thanksgiving will never be the same.
Your Cousins
Scottie,
I will truly miss you!!! You were one hell of an individual, very unique, crazy, loving, pain in the ass, rockstar casting director and friend to all... Sometimes life seems so heavy and sad which in turn allows us to feel so much beauty and love...Go and rock the heavens!!!
MaryAnn Tanedo
Doesn't it always seem to happen this way? You somehow lose contact with someone who once meant the world to you........and then you find out that you don't have a chance to thank them for showing you what it felt like to be truly loved. Even after 10 years he found me in Norco, CA after I had my daughter. He just wanted to tell me that he still cared about me and that he wanted to make sure I was alright. And, I can remember thinking, "Wow. This guy really loved me." My memories are of his parents house in Irvine. Making bagels with cream cheese and jelly with his "pops" and hanging out on the couch watching T.V. To Scott's mother I send my love. As a mother I can't imagine how you feel right now. The only thing that can help is knowing that Scott is safe now and watching over you with his dad. Your son really grew up to be a remarkable man and I'm sure you are proud of all of his accomplishments. Scott Lazarus you will always have a special place in my heart and I will always be your "angel in the morning."
I will see you in heaven........Lisa Fond
want to send my condolence to Scottie's family. I did not know him personally from what everyone wrote I missed out on meeting a dynamic guy. Scottie casted me in my first music video. Thank you. May he rest in peace and dance with the angels in heaven
Doing it with a smile
Mario C
