Birth date: Sep 19, 1951 Death date: Jan 16, 2017
KENOSHA – Scott B. Harms, age 65, of Mesquite, NV, passed away in Kenosha on January 16, 2017 surrounded by his loving family. Scott was born in Norfolk, VA on September 19, 1951 to Bernard and Eleanor (nee Frick) Harms. He was u Read Obituary
Thoughts are with you Deb and the family, work at Jwax with him for many years, golfed together here in Wis. and out there with the boy's in spring. A good man, good friend.
God Bless you all and give you comfort.
Greg
We met Scott at the Conestoga Golf Course in 2011 and have been friends ever since. "The Prince of Paigow", the nickname Scott gave Steve, will miss his wonderful sense of humor and all his stories about Wisconsin. We wish the family peace and comfort in the upcoming days.
My deepest sympathy to the family of Scott Harms. Although I did not know Scott very long, he was always a joy to play golf with. He will be greatly missed by all in the Sandbaggers Golf Group.
Dennis Natale
Mesquite, NV
Deb and the rest of your family, Teresa and I wish you all the best during these times!
Scott I'll miss your laugh and sense of humor and the way you always sneaked up on me at the 4 card keno! You were a true gentleman and had a gift of making people feel good and laugh!
Miss you Scott, hit'em straight up there and watch over the rest of us will ya!
Dear Debbie family, we are so sorry to hear of your loss. May he rest in peace. Gina (Mike & Gina Galley)
Donna and Ken Carter (Vancouver Island, BC, Canada) send our sincerest condolences to Deb and the family upon Scott's passing. We got to know Scott and Deb when we became neighbours in Mesquite. Scott was a quiet sincere and really nice guy who loved to socialize and join in on our get togethers. He loved the outdoors and would golf as much as he could. I used to like visiting with him when all the guys would go to breakfast at the Casino every week. We last saw Scott and Deb when we went south for a birthday celebration with one of his neighbours some months ago. We knew Scott had lost weight but in Scott's inimitable way, he soldiered on regardless, never dwelling on his own issues, rather asking about how we were doing and what was new in our lives. Scott will be sadly missed by all his neighbours in Mesquite, Nevada, back home in Wisconsin and of course by us up here in Canada. There has not been a day gone by, we have not thought of you in your last months. You will always have a "special place" in our hearts. Rest in Peace my friend. Your worries are over.
Debbie and family, our deepest sympathy, thinking of you all during this most difficult time, always cherish your precious memories.
