Scott, My Love, Hard to believe you have been gone 18 years, it seems like yesterday I was holding you in my arms when you took your final breath. You always worried I would forget, I am here to say I never will. In fact I moved to our place Hawaii, everything I see and do I know your there also. Thank you for the rainbows, I love you, I always will. Mark
Mark Manz
Honolulu Hawaii
Scott, I miss you more then anything in the world, our years together still lives in my heart everyday. The night you died in my arms I knew at that moment my life would never be the same. I am honored to have loved you, almost 20 years after loosing you we have came so far with AIDS, yet no where near a cure. So much has changed, the city you loved is no longer the same. I miss you every day ,every moment. Your love in life and beyond Mark
Mark Manz
San Francisco/Hawaii
I think of you often, you will always be my schnookums miss you every day. Every time I see something amazing I know you here, seeing it with me. Know that I love you and always will.
Mark
MN
Your Birthday is in a few days, crazy how fast time has gone! Miss you like crazy, forever and always!
Thomas Crawley
New York
Ive had fond memories of working with Scott many years ago in Baltimore at Harborplace. I used to call him the Mirror Man.... based on the song from the Human League. We loved that song! It was on a Muzak tape which he played all the time. It made the time pass & put us all in a good mood. I fell in love with new wave music because of Scott. I came out to him at age 16 and he gave me such good advice on coming out. He gave me the courage to go to my first gay bar. I will never forget how scared I was when I first walked through the doors of the Hippo. He was one of the first people I saw that night. My anxiety went away the moment I saw Scott and his friends. I will never forget how caring and sweet he was to myself and my other gay friends. I was so scared to come out. But he gave me the courage to be myself and to be happy, and not to care what people thought. Every time I hear The Mirror Man, I think of Scott Boin. I just want to send you a big hug up in heaven! ....& to also let you know that Im OK and I thank you so much for touching my life the way you did. It will never be forgotten & I will never forget you. I truly felt touched by an angel. Thomas
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