Merry Christmas dear brother,
This holiday I have thought about you so much more than I normally do. Mom and I talked about you all night. We looked at pictures.  I wish I had more pictures of you when you were younger with the family.  It is still hard to believe how many years it’s been. It’s funny how people move on and yet I know when I think of you the grief is exactly as strong as it was when you passed. I guess it was just such a shock. You gave your whole life supporting your family. Hours after hours, year after year was all for your family. I wish you had more support then. To take the financial pressure off of you. But that wasn’t in who you chose to spend your life with. I’m so sorry for that.  You took care of your family’s needs 100%. With no help  either. You were the most giving person I’ve ever known Your missing your grandchildren. I know you would have given them the world too. You would have been the best grandpa ever.  
Just know we miss you and think of you. I will never forget you and what you gave to your family.  You are one in a million. Keep a spot warm for me. At some day we will meet again. Many blessings to you and Merry Christmas. 
Judy 

I am still so sad and heart broken over your passing. I pray and hope you know and hear my words.  You were the kindest person I've ever known. I'm so honored to have been your sister. We were so close growing up. I was your "shorty". I wish I had visited you in California more often or that you would have come to Pittsburgh. Life has a funny way of moving quickly and making you think you'll live forever or that there will always be time.  When I think of how hard you worked your entire life for your family it makes me so proud of you.  I'm so sad your missing their journey into adulthood. Their new families. Your grandchildren.  I'm so sad about that the most I think.  You will miss a lifetime.  It's so sad.  I hope you know I love you and wish your children all the love in the world. You always had my back and I will still continue to have yours. I will do all I can to make sure you're remembered.  You were one in a million. God bless you.   I am so glad I opened this up. Now we have a permanent record to share and keep our thoughts and memories of you. It's nice.  This is a tough month for me again.  It's gone so fast, 7 years and yet it seems like forever since I saw you, talked to you.  I miss you and love you.

I miss my brother! I think of him often; and, I remember our fun times growing up which always brings a smile to my face. He was a wonderful person who would do anything to help you.  I love you Scott.

Just heard this very sad news the other day. Scott was always one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. Had the privilege of being close friends at one time back in the later 70's. I don't think I had ever seen Scott without a smile on his face or met a person that had anything bad to say about him. This world is a bit less sunnier without his presence, but heaven is a much brighter now. May we meet again someday my friend. Laura (Scribner) Lively Delton MI (formally from Evans City PA) God bless your beautiful family Scott.

My father was the most important man in my life and he will always be. I miss him so much every day! He taught me so much growing up and made me a very strong willed and passionate person. I love you dad!

When Scott smiled it was always with his whole face.  Came from his heart I s'pose.  A great guy and a great guy to be around.  Proud to have had him as a classmate at SVHS.  My heartfelt sympathy to his family.

"I was so saddened to hear of Scott's passing.  I'll always cherish the times we had together @ Seneca Valley as well as the number of times we hunted together.  I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones. Deepest sympathy to all" Vincent Schirra

To the family of Scott:
I have not been in touch with Scott in years but never forgot the fun and happy times we shared as high school classmates.  In this very difficult times know that he will be missed by many.  Deepest Sympathy to all.

GREAT PICTURES - THEY CAPTURED SO MUCH OF YOUR LIVES TOGETHER

Malinowski Family

I know Scott will be greatly missed by everyone.  He touched many lives in many different ways. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Dave Lafferty  Seneca Valley, PA schoolmate

My brother Scott was at times just like his father and at other times his own man.  He enjoyed his sports, especially his beloved Steelers.  

My fondest memories of him were from many years ago...we were all watching TV one night and a helicopter was shown and Scott immediately said, that thing is "hoovering" (rather than hovering) and we all cracked up. He never lived that one down...as a young girl in junior high, my brother quickly came to my defense when a boy kept bullying me.  I will never forget he and his friend getting off the bus at that boy's stop and confronting him on his mistreatment of me. Needless to say, that boy never bothered me again.  He was there for me after my first car accident to help me get back behind the wheel and not be afraid to drive again. He was the one who understood that accidents happen and nobody is perfect.  In highschool he was known as "Mellon Head" or "Ski" and he had many, many friends.  I lost count how many parties we had at the house with all his friends and how much fun everyone had.  He was there for me in our early college days together at Edinboro State. He so wanted to be a State Trooper but that was not to be. 

Unfortunately as the years went by we grew apart and no longer shared time together.  But he was and always will be my big brother and I am deeply saddened at his passing.  He has left his family too soon and he will be missed by many people for many different reasons.  

With sadness and love,

Scott loved life, loved to laugh, and loved to engage other people.  He was devoted to his family and to his extended family and would do anything for them. 

He was a terrific cook and excelled at grilling on the BBQ.  I don't cook but I love to eat and I sure enjoyed to eat his dishes. 

It was always an amusing experience to play word games with Scott because he loved to challenge everyone else's answers and we all loved to challenge his answers and then watch his hilarious reactions. Family gatherings won't be the same without Scott.

We will all deeply miss him.

Lovingly,
Brother-in-law Bob

OBITUARY

Scott Edward Malinowski

August 16, 1955 – June 24, 2010

Weaver-Hughes Mortuary

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