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Portrait of Scott Mitchell-Banaski
In Loving Memory

Scott Mitchell-Banaski

September 25, 1972 – July 11, 2024
Lived 51 years
Center Cemetery · Danville, nh
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1972
Born September 25
1976
Scott was 4 when America celebrated its Bicentennial
1981
Scott was 9 when MTV began broadcasting
1982
Scott was 10 when "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" opened in theaters
1991
Scott was 19 when the Soviet Union dissolved
1994
Scott was 22 when "Friends" premiered
2005
Scott was 33 when the first video was posted to YouTube
2024
Passed away July 11, age 51
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Jeanine Bezanson 84w

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Scott as a kid. We've known him a long time!

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Catherine AlexanderI can't really smile anymore! I know life has dealt you a awful set of cards. You faced it with courage. I miss the laughter & the conversations of support we had on video chats and visits. I hope I supported you throughout the years of knowing you! Be at peace my friend and to me you were like a son. I lost part of me and have such a broken heart. Theresa & Jeanine will always love you. Your parents miss you terribly. Lots of Love we miss you always! We shall meet again in Gods time. Love & prayers Jim & Cathy Alexander <3 PS: Holiday's are awful, we used to share recipes and photos! Happy Easter Christ has risen! Christos Anesti (Greek)
Catherine Alexander 101w

The last Thanksgivng with Scott 2024

Making today Panetone bread pudding with Rum Chata Caramel Sauce & Pumpkin pie. Italian desert! Scott always liked my stuffing. he took some home because I had so much.

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Catherine Alexander 101w

Scott

Jeanine & I went to your grave Friday! Put some poinsettias, & prayed. I feel you shouldn't be here. It's such a empty feeling. I don't think that would go away. My dreams are of different things we did together. A world wind of flash backs. I wish I can thank you in person for telling me to take care of myself. So I did, and I hope I'll be on the mend soon. Jimmy needed help with a few things around here. He said, if Scott was here he'd help. We still feel grateful for that. You were so talented with everything you do. I loved the fun video's you sent me. The last one was Blazing saddles, with the cowboys around the camp fire eating beans. & farting. LOL We'll be visiting again until winter and snow. Sending love & prayers. In God's time we will meet again. Love Cathy

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Catherine Alexander 102w

Scott & my family

Scott & I first met at the Country store in Danville, NH. I was surprised he was working at age 12. Very good worker. From that time on we were close friends. We worked at a couple of other restaurants together. Came to all our family events. He was fun to be around Very kind and thoughtful to my family! He was like a big brother to my daughters Jeanine & Theresa. I can't forget the Limo rides to All the Tina Turner concerts. Jimmy's birthday parties. Thanksgiving & Greek Easter,Christmas. He played Santa for Jeanine & Theresa. Put the presents under the tree and ate the cookies.  In HS his first car. Making him read and write his book reports. Helping us fix this house. Every night I'd check on him on FB video chat. Especially if I didn't hear from him. He's always made me laugh.. I could talk to him about anything and vice versa. I trusted him and him me. He was a blessing to my family. We all loved him, and we miss him very much.  Sincerely Jim & Cathy Alexander & Family

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Jeanine Bezanson 102w

Brother by any other name

I met Scott when I was only 2 years old. He worked with my mother at the Danville Country store and he was forever in our lives after that. He became family and was always around for important occasions. He helped me get my license, he always gifted and did things for my parents (Cathy and James alexander), he came to my wedding, birthday parties, holidays, limo rides to Tina Turner, and many more. My mom was like a second mom to him and he treated her as such, always remembering her birthday and Mother's Day. He will be deeply missed by our family and our hearts are broken at his loss.

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