Nous venons d'apprendre cette triste nouvelle, le départ de Scott. 
Nous pensons a sa soeur Monika , Gus, et a tous ses proches. 
Monika, nous te presentons nos sincères condoléances a toi et ta famille. 
Nous pensons a vous. 
Famille Charvet david. 
France. ❤️🙏🏼


Although I have never had the opportunity to meet Scott, his daughter and mine have met and  developed a wonderful friendship.  Our hearts go out to Karen, Erin, Michael and the rest of his family. We are so sorry for your loss and we’re thinking of all of you!!! 

Karen,
I am so sorry for your loss.  You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Danita 

Scott and my dad grew up together over the summers in LBI. Every summer my family would always hangout and make many memories with Scott and his family. Scott wasn't family, but we were so close with each other that I considered him family. We would always hangout with him on the beach during the days and then we would always do something fun in the evening. I will always remember all the fun times and memories we made with him during the summers. The future summers on LBI will not feel the same without him, but we will continue to make fun memories and share memories we had with him. We will miss you Scott. 
 
Keeping the Schricker family in my thoughts and prayers. 

Scott and I met when I started to work at his Uncle Herman's Tarrytown Deli (90s) while we were both in college.  He worked at the deli in the summer and in between school semesters. We clicked instantly due to our love of sports, the Yankees, and the ability to make the perfect sandwich.  We spent many hours working together at work, shared many laughs, and many good times. At times it didn't feel like work at all. I remember Scott loved to take 2 cases of “Jolt cola” from the deli back to UVA to help with his late-night studies. Some people will remember Jolt cola. Scott hosted another buddy and I when we visited him at UVA to experience a home football game. We could not really understand the reason UVA students attended games in a shirt and tie and dresses. We were typical NYers. We saw each other few other times over the years when I used to visit Charlottesville with my wife (a UVA alum). I was lucky enough to catch up with Scott earlier this year and see him in NYC in March (picture above). We were able to laugh about old deli tales and the many characters that worked with us over the years. I will cherish that memory.  

I knew Scott as an enthusiastic student as I taught at Pascack Hills High school.  If Scott were merely a bright student he might not have stood out so much.  What I recall was the light that came from him when we spoke about non-school matters - particularly his love of baseball.  He informed me that he was not a very good player but he loved the game and he surprised me that he knew so much about the game.  When he said that he had never been to a major league game we made it our business to attend several games at Yankee Stadium - those were some of the most enjoyable games I ever viewed.   He was so into the games that he kept alive in me that youthful joy of sport for sports sake.  We are all at a loss for the passing of such a caring and giving spirit - I smile when I remember our interactions.



Karen, Erin, Michael and family, may the grace and peace of the Lord Jesus abide deeply with and within you in these hours and days as you mourn for Scott/your dad. We love you and pray that God will strengthen you and comfort you in only the way God can. We give thanks for the ways in which Scott made the lives of others better.  He truly brought out the best in people! In Christ's care, Pastor Bob and Melanie Lee

OBITUARY

Scott Alan Schricker

January 10, 1967 – October 19, 2022

Woody Funeral Home-Atlee Chapel

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