Birth date: Sep 19, 1958 Death date: Feb 4, 2017
Scott Darren LaLonde, 58 of Mount Dora, Florida passed away Saturday February 4, 2017. Scott was born on September 19, 1958 in Wichita, Kansas to his Mother Sherrie LaLonde. Scott and his wife Adrienne met in Southern California a Read Obituary
Adrienne,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I will continue to pray for you and your family. Take care of yourself.
God Bless
Joyce Brown
When I first met Scott I was instantly drawn in by his kindness, his love for my dear friend Adrienne and his kindred spirit with animals. Adrienne and I smiled often, you see, we knew when any animal passed thru their doors, they were there to stay, Scott saw to it! Scott touched the lives of many, many people, someone so special can never be forgotten. Adrienne, may you find peace & comfort in the many memories you shared.
With, love and friendship, always.
Scott did love his furkids so very much. I got to see and hear about Amy and Aonghus adventures all the time. He had so many stories. When Aonghus jumped out of the window while he was driving LOL Watching Adrienne put stuff on her nose so Aonghus would lick it. Their daily walkies. How sweet and endearing Amy was with people. How when I said I had another Newf who needed a foster, he jumped right in knowing they would probably fall in love and keep her. I was so honored to have him and Adrienne adopt from me. I was sad when they moved so far away from us, but I got calls, messages and Facebook interactions. His favorite picture I took of Amy smelling the flowers one day is one I will share. Life is short. We will miss you Scott, so very much. "Always remember to stop and smell the flowers."
Scott. although we recently met through your devoted wife, cousin to my wife. I cannot express to my cousin Adrienne how I felt when I heard the terrible, horrible news. Scott when I first met you I felt this immediate attraction, chemistry with you. Our conversations were sincere. I knew that moment you were a sincere, honest person who I wanted to be in your life forever. My heart cries for the family and friends you left behind. But I know someday you'll be there to meet me at the end of the Rainbow Bridge. Scott I love you! This world will never be the same without you in it. Worry not my Brother, Adrienne and your dogs will be well taken care of. When we meet again we will share as we did another fine cigar and look down and smile gently at our loved ones.
Love you brother~
Bobby & Sue
Scott and I shared some great times together. Jamming on guitar, fishing for trout, or just hanging out and enjoying each others' company over a cold one. He will be sorely missed, but never forgotten. Rest In Peace, my brother.
There are no words to describe the pain a parent feels with the loss of a child. It comes in waves demanding you take notice. Scott was an incredible person who always filled my heart with great pride and joy. He was grateful for life and the many gifts life offered. Scott was never shy saying "I love you", kind beyond words, always forgiving. He loved his wife, family, friends, music and all of God's creatures. Many hearts are broken while we struggle to cling to our memories of the man.
Sending love to the light of my life, Mom
