Birth date: Mar 16, 2009
Stanley E. Scroggins, 58, of Leonard Rd., Stafford Springs, CT, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, March 16, 2009 at Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs, CT. He was born in Cleveland, TN, son of Evelyn (Burnette) Scroggin Read Obituary
Karen and family, It's difficult to put into words the shock and saddness I felt when I heard about Stan. While working together at Johnson Memorial I would hear him walk in and say good morning and instantly you could feel his energy before you would see his smile. He was a special person who could lift your spirits just by being around him. Keep your family and friends close in the coming days because that will be your strength.
Karen,
I just heard from Jean about your husband's death. I'm so very sorry for your loss and your children's' loss. It sounds like he was a wonderful man -- not surprising as I can't imagine you with anyone less so. Sorry my message is so late but please know that you and your family will be in my prayers as you continue to grieve and adjust to this tragedy.
Karen,Cricket and Family.Remembering Stan from some forty years ago.When I saw him during his reunion with Minney and Craig.The Man hasn't change.Still one of the best people you ever want to meet.Now that he is with the big man ,I'm sure there are plans for him.May the good lord take a liking to him and yours.Larry Brown from Plattsburgh
I am so sorry for your loss, Stan will be missed.
I met Stan 5 years ago during my treatments at the hospital. He always made me laugh and made a scary situation manageable. I now work at the hospital and would see him around, he always stopped to say hello an tell me about your family trips. I will miss his smiling face. My thoughts and pray are with you all.
Kacey and Family:
I am deeply sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. May you find peace and comfort in the memories of your father.
Karen and Family,
We are so sorry and shocked to hear of your recent loss. I just found out by stumbling through the newspaper...........Please know we are thinking of you and the kids at this very difficult time and will hold you all in our prayers.
Love, Kerry and John D.
KAREN AND FAMILY, I DID NOT KNOW STAN THAT WELL BUT KNEW HIM WELL ENOUGH TO CALL HIM A FRIEND..HE TOUCHED SO MANY PEOPLE HE WAS A VERY KIND GENTLEMAN... HE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST PEOPLE WE MET IN THE BASEBALL FAMILY AND I AM PROUD TO SAY WE KNEW STAN AND COULD CALL HIM A FRIEND... WE ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS YOU ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS TAKE ONE DAY @ A TIME AND KNOW WE ARE THINKING OF YOU ALWAYS.. SHANNON, CHRIS, AUSTIN AND ALY BROWNING
I was deeply saddened to learn of Stan's passing. I am also disappointed that I could not attend Stan's services. Pleae convey my sincere condolances to the entire Scroggins family. A great deal of who I am today as a person comes from knowing Stan growing up. I cannot say how much I will miss him.
I am so sorry about the loss of Stan. I have known him for 43 years and everything I know is good. We shared a lot of good times together and as I remember them I laugh between my tears. My best wishes go out to the Scroggins family, and I hope that together you all find peace with this.
I want to send my Love and Condolences to the Scroggins family. I, as everyone who knew Stan, am in shock to hear he is no longer with us. I have known him since the fourth grade at Broad Street School and he was forever my friend. As that friend he was always there for me and has made a permanent impression in my heart and soul. I was so happy to have been reunited with him with fellow friends Miney Rowlson, Craig Woodcock, Bill Humphries, a few years ago in Plattsburgh. It had been so long since we had spoken on the phone I cried when speaking with him. I cry now writing this. I miss him and will forever have Stan in my heart. What a great guy he is!!
A story about Stan and me and some of the boys who were out in Tom's (my father) brand new 66' Chevy. It was snowing and we had driven out to John Fee's camp. When backing the car out of the driveway it slid into a post and dented the left rear fender. We got to Stan's house and his Dad came out to see what the prognosis was on the car. He immediately sent Cricket in the house for a plunger. Arriving outside with "this tool" Stan's Dad proceeded to tell me how to suck that big dent out of my Dad's car. Couple good plunges and it worked!. We all had such a relieved laugh together. Growing up with Stan and knowing the
Scroggins family has meant a lot to me as a person in this life we all share. I believe God has Stan and just had sooner plans for him then the rest of us yet to be with him once more.
I send you all my heart felt love and I will always remember Stan Scroggins.
Love
Kenny Phillips
