Scott Grim Death, Obituary – Scott Alexander Grim, the son of Barbara and Bill Grim of Pittsgrove, New Jersey, lost his courageous 11-month struggle with melanoma on February 14 at the home that he and his parents lived. Alexander died away in the same room as his parents did. He has reached the age of 41. His parents are Bill and Barbara Grim. On the 14th of April, 1975, Scott entered the world at Iowa Methodist Hospital, which is located in Des Moines, Iowa. The day of his birth, April 14th, he was brought into the world.
The Grim family would like to express their utmost gratitude to the individual who gave birth to their son and given them the opportunity to have the privilege of bringing up such a wonderful human being, a son who is committed to his family and friends. By demonstrating their concern in this way, they seek to convey gratitude to the woman who gave birth to their child. May the blessing of God settle upon you, whatever you are and wherever you are in the world.
May it bring you peace and joy. Both Knoxville, Iowa, where he was born, and Newington, Connecticut, where he currently resides, were important parts of Scott’s childhood. Both of these locations are now considered to be his homes. The only members of his family that he is leaving behind are his parents as well as his brothers-by-choice, Scott Zinkerman of East Hampton, Connecticut, Dennis Volpe of Plainville, Connecticut, John Dowd of Stuart, Florida, and Chris Rossi of New Britain, Connecticut. His brothers-by-choice reside in East Hampton, Connecticut, Plainville, Connecticut, and New Britain, Connecticut respectively.
His brothers who are not biologically related to him live in the cities of East Hampton, Plainville, and New Britain in the state of Connecticut, respectively. In addition to his own parents and a large number of friends, aunts, uncles, and other relatives and acquaintances, Scott is survived by his adored godson, Worthington London Zinkerman. Also surviving are a large number of friends and acquaintances. In addition to his immediate family, he is survived by a large number of additional relatives and acquaintances.
Prior to Scott’s departure, he was predeceased by all of his beloved animals, including his raccoons Jamie and Rex, his Scottish Terriers Duffy, Angus, and Jock, his Bassett Hound Aggie, and his cats Priscilla, Puffy, Kitty, Moo, and Romeo. In addition, Scott’s paternal grandparents Alexander and Laura Drezgal, who lived in Vineland and Millville, New Jersey, respectively, as well as his maternal grandparents William and Josephine Grim, who lived in Hazlet, passed away before him. Alexander Drezgal and Laura Drezgal both hailed from the same town of Hazlet.