Scott was our best friend in Atlantic City. We come down there once a month and would always text him immediately that we were on the way and wait for him to tell us where we were going. We met Scott just as our bartender at Carmines and he quickly became a very important person in our lives . He gave us so much joy and we always looked forward to our fun times with him. Our hearts are truly broken for the loss of our friend. Our deepest condolences to all of his family♥️

Love,
Elisa and Sheryl (the girls)

Dear Terry, Cindy, and Family,

It is with such deep sadness that I write this note to you.  Scott was like a third son to me.  It was always a joy to have him around.  I can only hope that with the passing of time, your pain will ease somewhat, although I know it will never go away.  Scott will forever be in our hearts, and know that my prayers are with you.

With much sadness ~~ Enid Solomon

Scott was our neighbor and our friend. We loved running into him in the halls, at the pool, community events and our favorite watering holes. We enjoyed spending time together at our apartment complex get-togethers and making inside jokes about anything and anyone. It's really sad that we'll never run into him again and our thoughts are with Andrew and family during this time. 

-Bex and Ang

Terry, Cindy, Andrew, Bill, Brandon & Jared, 

May your many cherished memories , made of with Scott, bring you a bit of comfort during this very difficult time.

Scott will be missed and remembered always.  It is impossible to have anything but an uplifting memory of Scott, if you were fortunate to call Scott your friend. 

I will always remember the Atlantic City trip to Borgata that we shared! Spending that late night club extravaganza with you, Terry, Mark & Scott, 
was an experience that was full of laughs, fun and  LOVE, that I will never forget.

I will raise a shot of Johnny Walker Blue to Scott. and promise to never stop speaking his name…

Hoping you all can support and comfort one another, as you navigate through your journey of loss and grief.

LOVE, 
Shari, Kevin & Harrison

I believe that I met Scott when I was about 12, we became friends, I  went to his Bar Mitzva, he went to mine and our friendship grew.  We had great times in High School, going skiing, hanging down the shore on his boat, going to Giants games and then off to Stockton State College .  Scott was always there if you needed him.  The last time we saw each other, all we did was reminisce about the good old days.  I am glad he was apart of my life, RIP my friend ❤️🍺

So very sorry to learn of the passing of Scott.  Have known him since grade school thru to college (Alpha Sigs).
Always remember him with smile on his face and a laugh.  Prayers to entire family.  Will miss you brother Scott.

I'll always remember all the good times that we had on the beach. "Tio Scott" with my daughter in August 2012.

Scott and I got to know each other as he quickly became a regular at my job when visiting before or after his shifts at work and he quickly became one of our unofficial “employees” but also a part of our family. i will miss his jokes and his smile and the long conversations we would have and the stories he would tell me as well as the advice he would give me. Scott was so passionate about so many things and i always looked forward to seeing him, like clockwork, every sunday at work. RIP

I have a million memories but here’s the most current one . When Scott came to Vegas in 2015 we went to Red Rock Canyon. Sat on a rock and contemplated life and relationships.  He convinced me to join eharmony, he said it was different. I reluctantly and eventually did and shortly after I found my husband. So in our eyes, we always said Scott was big part in helping us meet and have this beautiful life together.  Scott has a huge place in my heart always. Much love to Terry, Cindy and Andrew

Please accept our condolences to all the family.  Al and I are heartbroken for all of you. A father, son, brother that was such a big part of all your lives.  There are no words to express how heartbroken we are for you all.  May God bless Scott as he now rests peacefully 

Our love,
Lenore & Al Lambert

I always looked forward to seeing Scott. He was kind and absolutely the funniest guy. Whenever he was around he made me laugh and had a personality that could fill a room. He will be greatly missed. I wish you all peace and my deepest condolences.

Cindy, Terry, Andrew and family. My heart is so broken. Scott was such a nice guy and always smiling. I am lucky I got to know him! May he rest in peace! 
Arlene Trinidad and family

Scott was my first friend - literally the first person to say hi and talk to me at Hightstown High in my very first class when I moved to East Windsor from Los Angeles.  Looking very "New Wave" and not at all Jersey, we struck up hilarious conversations.  I was (am!) the devoted Dallas Cowboy fan and Scott, as you know, the fiercely passionate Giants fan. We had a blast going at it in our feverish fandom ways. Scott introduced me to all his friends and we were instantly family.
He treated me like his little sis. Gosh did we laugh hard. A salt of the earth, amazing human and I just cannot even believe he's invisible now. I know he isn't gone, yet being gone from sight, gone from being able to talk to without hearing his voice on the other end, or able to hug will be torture for everyone who loves him. Huge prayers to his son and sis especially yet to everyone miserable without him...
Tiffany Hein-Golden

You had to be football ready on Sundays. Never knew when Scott was gonna call and say “I have an extra Giants ticket. Pick you up in 10.” Lots of fun to be around. Just a great guy.

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Scott Michael Meade

January 5, 1968 – August 23, 2024

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