My wife and I, former veterinary practice owners, never had the pleasure of meeting Scott. We knew of him only through stories of his accomplishments and successes in creating Fenton River. Our orbits were closest when he snagged (on more than one occasion) one of our own accomplished team members to come work at Fenton River.
In this day and age of “work-life harmony” prominence and corporate vet practice consolidation, Scott was very old school in his desire to create his Fenton River domain while raising a family. We old schoolers had to admire this young “gunner” in our backyard, recognizing how unique he was in the current veterinary clinical practice world.
It pains us to try to imagine the weight of his loss on his family, along with his friends and community. We are also saddened for the impact his passing will have for his staff, clients, and patients. Scott was clearly one of those impressive people who gave the veterinary profession a good name; he helped make every veterinarian look good. His loss is a loss for all of us.
Joshua Atz & Lenka Babuska
