Scot Allen Scurlock
To all that may have known, it is with my greatest sympathy and sadness to pass that on April 14, 2002, the young life of Scot Allen Scurlock was passed. Not only a fellow shipmate, but the very best friend anyone could ask for. Not only is he missed greatly, but the memories and good times can no one ever take away. Recently graduating from FS ‘A’ School, Allen was the kind of person you only had to know for a day, or even hours, to realize what such a great life has gone before us. Not only to myself, but the impact he has had on others is, by far, the motavation I have that keeps me going everyday. As we reflect upon those memories and good times, just remember the smiles that come with them. Allen is deeply missed and will always be carried in our hearts. 05/28/02 Submitted by: Kristen Matkowski.
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Food Service Specialist “A” School
Class 05-2002
GRADUATED 01 MARCH 2002
SCURLOCK, SCOT ALLEN
- SNFS US COAST GUARD
- PERSIAN GULF
- DATE OF BIRTH: 10/02/1980
- DATE OF DEATH: 04/14/2002
BURIED AT: SECTION 6 SITE 5823-F
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