Scott Joseph Mendenhall

So sorry for your loss.

Casey and family prayers go out to you and your family! I am saddened and I can’t imagine your grief or the hurt you are experiencing at this time. Love xoxo

What I will always remember about Scott, is that he always was smiling!

Very sad to hear of this, my condolences to his family and prayers for strength.

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Scotty is how I knew him. Always been rotten with jokes, cutting weight for wrestling (he could tell me how long he had to exercise to counter act the jolly rancher he was getting ready to eat in class). It was so great to follow him to state wrestling and even cheer for him. He was a great friend of my brothers. We even went camping at King’s Island with Kelly and my brother and his dad. What a fantastic guy and I bet a great dad and husband. You are in my prayers.

To Casey and the Mendenhall family, my sincerest condolences. Prayers of strength to get you all through this difficult time. Kera Mentone Friend of Margaret Campbell

Scott was a friend when I needed one; this is no small thing. I respected and admired him, the world is worse without him. All my love to those who loved him, and for those he loved.

Love to your family and loved ones

My heart goes out to Scott’s family, Jim & Cheryl and Kelly and her family. We are so sorry for your loss. We have so many wonderful memories of the kids growing up together in Brookside. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad, sad time.

I am so very saddened to learn of Scott’s passing. I remember him as forever being a nice guy and one who never picked on us when I spent the night with Kelly. He was a sweetheart. Jim, Cheryl, Kelly and family, and Scott’s wife and children – you will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this incredibly difficult time.

To all the Mendenhall family, I am so shocked and saddened to hear about Scott. I went to high school with him. He was always smiling, always a great friend. Prayers are with you all.

I have no words, just sadness and lots of memories. Peace and prayers for your family.

I am so sorry to hear of Scott’s unexpected passing. I met Scott several years ago and it was through Scott that I was able to work with him at NavigationArts. I have started working with him again on a potential client project. Scott was (is) a funny, honest and caring gentleman. He will be sorely missed.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I was fortunate to get to know Scott when he first started with Emergent. His positive energy and enthusiasm was a pleasure to be around. I am having surgery Wednesday and will be in the hospital overnight, so unfortunately will not be able to make the services. Sincerely, Mike Conner

Casey, Irina, Natalia, I enjoyed sharing vegetables from my garden with Scott when we shared an office at Emergent. Scott enjoyed sharing stories about his wonderful family. I still have the thank you poster the girls put together. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. Ross

Our prays are with you..

You are all so much on our minds. Such a young life not lived out. We love you all so much.

There will be a big hole for us as we are together for Grandma’s 100th BD family gathering. She loved receiving Scott’s family picture updates. He was a bright mind and deeply, deeply loved by all of us. Aunt Judy, Uncle Bob Ked, Kasey, Kai, Kit and Kadie and their families

Jim and Cheryl, we are so sorry for your loss. It is very hard to lose a child. Our prayers are with you and the whole family.

Casey and family so heartbroken for you all prayers love wendy

What do I even say? Even though Scott and I hadn’t seen each other in many years, this has hit me hard. So much of my adolescence, high school, and college life included Scott. He was my best friend from the time we met in 2nd grade until moving to other states after college. I cannot count the number of times he called me Disco Dave, concerts we attended, miles we put on our cars looking for (and sometimes finding) trouble, or nights we got that look from Jim or Cheryl because we woke them up way, way too late. I could always count on Scott to give me his opinion and challenge me with long, philosophical discussions about life. His who cares what others think attitude was one that I wished I had. Scott had a passion and outlook on life that seemed much freer than my world of worry, as he called it. Jim, Cheryl, Kelly Casey and girls I am truly sad with you. I share many memories of someone who impacted my life greatly – your son, brother, husband, dad… and my close friend.

I am writing this with the heaviest of hearts. I met Scott as a prospective student before enrolling at Notre Dame. He had an incredible spirit and love for his sister. Kelly (‘Kokomo’) and I lived on the same floor of Farley Hall freshman year and became fast friends. She even convinced Scott to take me to a dorm dance as I had no one to go with. Kelly was my roommate during and after college, when we both ventured to the DC area for work and grad school. Scott was also in DC. We were family. I feel blessed to have known Scott and will always remember his bright spirit and incredible energy. Kokomo- you and your family are in my prayers. I am so very sorry for your loss.

Jim & Cheryl Mendenhall Family: Words alone cannot express our concern for you in your time of loss. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Dick & Janice Davison Family

We pray Almighty God to give the family strength to cope with the loss. Out thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was very sad to hear about Scott’s passing. We haven’t kept in touch for many years, but I do often think about the fun we had and trouble that we got into together. When I see my kids playing with their friends, I think back on the fun times that Scott and I had and hope that they find friends as good as he was to me.

I was saddened to learn about Scott’s passing. I worked with him back at Proxicom and stayed in touch over the years at our reunions. I truly hope all the good memories they have will sustain his family well in the coming years. My condolences to you all.

Words cannot express the sorrow I feel. My world will not be the same without him. I met Scott during junior year at the university. We were taking a class together and Scott kept questioning our professor. Nobody dared to challenge that teacher but Scott did. Scott was brave, honest, and genius. I loved to listen him philosophizing about the Paradox theory. He could go on for hours. Through the years we spent together, Scott taught me to be fearless, work hard, and follow dreams. Scott’s passion was contagious. Many times he walked into a room full of strangers, told his new grandiose idea, and got everyone so excited that at the end of his speech people would ask “When can we start?”. World will not be the same without you, my dear Scott. I wish I had one more chance to hug you. I will love you forever. I am sending my deepest condolences to Jim & Cheryl, Kelly, Natashenka, Irochka, Cassey, Anna, and everyone who was part of his Scott. I love you all.

Dear Casey & Family, My heart goes out to you; so sorry for your loss. May your memories of beautiful times bring peace & healing With sympathy – GOD Bless you. Diane Gunter (Margaret’s cousin)