Friend Killed on Motorcycle...

Whew man! Sad is not the word.

God is watching over you all.

Grace and Peace,

Dan

 

Thanks for the link Knife.

BZ

 

All,



Scott was a fellow co-worker with myself and a large extended family here at ADT Advanced Integration. He was an invaluable wealth of knowledge that could only come from years of dedicated service in the industry, and will never be replaced. Although I didn't know Scott as intimately as some of you may have, he will be dearly missed not only from within our orginazation and the biker "brotherhood", but ultimately his immediate family and his two loving daughters. I have already talked to my operations manager, and he has suggested possibly starting a trust fund of some sort to help his daughters later on in life. If anyone here would be interested in contributing, please let me know as I will be working with him and others within our company, and possibly the company itself to set something up where donations can be made. I understand that times are tough, but even the slightest amount means a lot. I am also a fellow biker, and have seen what can happen when our community comes together when one of ours has fallen or has come across hard times. Update, here is the info to donate to a fund for the girls.

Memorial contributions may be made in Scott's memory to the "Tammany Children Fund" for the benefit of his daughters c/o 300 Fayette Street, Conshohocken, PA 19428


Here is a message from our general manager addressing all of the employees.

All,



It is with the greatest sadness that I must inform all of you of the recent loss of Scott Tammany.



Scott passed away as a result of a motor vehicle accident yesterday afternoon. Scott leaves behind a wife and two daughters. Scott has been employee of ADT AI since 2003 and has quickly progressed through the ranks to the level of Service Manager for the CMA West and MWR regions. Scott’s unsurpassed technical knowledge and experience has helped set us apart from the industry as the leader in Advanced Integration. He will be missed.


I ask that you keep Scott and his family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Scott P. Patton
General Manager

And here is a link to my post over on VTXOA. (I have one.) http://www.vtxoa.com/forums/showthread.php?t=270503


Thanks to everyone in advance.

Greg Miller
Beaver Falls, PA

 

Most definitely my thoughts go out to everyone who were close to Scott. My heart just rips for his two daughters. And even though there was unhappiness in the marriage, i am sure his wife id grieving heavy now to and my thoughts to her too. And MarissaLeigh, Knife and Iggy.....what else can I say.

A very wise person once wrote "The brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations" This is so true.

May your spirit roam the opens in peace Scott

 

God bless you, Marissa Leigh. Scott was unique and memorable. He will be missed by many, and not forgotten. You and your family are in our prayers.

 

Very sad news. My heart goes out to you and Scott's family (especially those poor daughters).

Thanks for sharing all the detailed information. I believe these horrific situations touch all riders in some way.

 

Thank you all for you kind thoughts and words of support for our family.

 

I would like to thank everyone for their concern for our family. Scott would be happy to know that so many people thought so kindly of him. He will be missed by numerous people. Although he died young, he accomplished alot. Scott had an impact on so many people. He was a great father, son, brother, uncle, and cousin. He died riding his first motorcycle. He loved to ride. Our father was a rider and we all grew up with a love of motorcycles. Scott loved the rush and the thrill of riding. Riding made him feel free and untouchable. He liked to push the limit and was usually successful. Unfortunately he was not successful in his last ride. I know that where ever he is now he is happy. He may be gone but he lives on in his two daughters. If anyone has any memories of Scott, please share. I know that I would find comfort in knowing him through your eyes. BTW, the obit is on pottsmerc.com or timesherald.com (if anyone is interested).