I worked in the ER with Scott or Scooter as I called him  He was the best of the best, great attitude, always helpful and funny!!! He was an expert at bringing a fun atmosphere at work even at the busiest of times!  He was great at one liners.  Scott left the ER to go work inpatient tele, what a loss for us! Everytime I saw him on the floor upstairs I'd say,  hey Scott, we need you back in ER, he'd just laugh and say nope!  His wife Suzette also worked with us in ER.  They were both a blessing to work with, Im praying for Suzette and their kids.  What a great guy he was!!! I will truly miss him!!

We are so sorry to hear about Scott’s passing. Although we haven’t seen him in years when one of us were in the hospital and he knew of it he would show up to check on Wayno’s mom and dad. Our prayers and condolences are with Scott’s family. Rest in peace and know you will be missed so much. Thank you for always being there to help my family. Rest in peace😓🙏🙏❤️

This picture sums up Scott’s entire beautiful personality. The water was so cold that day you couldn’t even put your foot in it, yet here he is with the biggest smile on his face, making the best of a bad situation and making us all laugh!

To Suzette and the kids, I cannot tell you how sorry I am and how horrible I feel for your loss. Your husband/father is literally one of the greatest people I’ve ever met, and his personality is woven through my soul until my last day. 

Scott’s ability to make light of a horrible situation and make you laugh and get through the day is a skill most people do not have, yet his came so naturally.  He could tell you that you have “ more problems than a math book”  and turn right around and make you laugh about it and put a smile on your face.

Our group was inseparable for years and he was vital to me and my family in every way . With two young kids and a wife moving across the country, he put his own life on hold for two weeks, to help us move and made it the best two weeks ever. I cried that day we hugged and said goodbye in the airport just like I have all this past week. He was gone, and there was nothing I could do about it, but miss him. 

Scott was a huge music fan and the thousands of hours we sat together, listening to music, going to concerts, road trips, were all  made better purely by his presence.  He was my copilot for so much more than just a ride, he was my best friend, my brother and I will miss him so very much. 

I want you to know Bobo, it was never about how you rocked… It was about how you rolled in life! Thank you for all the laughs and all the memories. There would’ve been a huge hole in my life had you not been in it… Thank you for being my best friend! 🤘😢

To say this guy changed my life is the truth....anyone who knows me.... this guy who was my brother from another as they say was irreplaceable. Scott Bobrofsky - Bobo as I called him, is the reason I say DUDE all the time to this day and until my last day will still say it....lol.   AND he is the biggest reason I became a Sammy Hagar fan  and Van Halen fan forever.   When we met at Chi Chi's all those years ago and eventually lived together with our other friend Scott Orban for couple years it was the best time of my life probably.  You made me laugh every single day.  All the good times and concerts we went to with Dan and all of us from those days.  I can't believe you won't be here to share those memories any more.  You are the closest friend I have ever had that has left this world..Not sure how to process this. Like our friend Dan said may you only dare to go where eagles fly. See ya dude. RIP. I Love you BOBO💔💔💔😎👊

Even though I haven't seen Scott in 10 years, the 10 years we spent together in our 20's will never be forgotten. He was always with us, always spreading cheer and laughter. Whenever he couldn't come, we were always disappointed. He was kind, loving, and a fantastic person. 

My sincere condolences to a family that lost a great man too soon. 
May God rest his soul and keep him.

I don’t know what to say.    Scott was my best friend when I also worked at Chi chis with him.  So many great times.  Cruising around forever when a new Van Halen (Sammy not Dave), album came out.   I still considered him a friend til this day even though we had lost touch over the years, but I will never forget him and the sheer joy and happiness which he brought to everyone every single day.  To say he will be missed is a huge huge understatement.  Sending my love & condolences to his family, his friends and all the lives he most definitely touched.  I’m so sorry. 
Sincerely, 

John Yanz

You were always such a friend in the ER.  Working with you made the nights/days go better.  We enjoyed many good conversations regarding the world's problems.  Never resolved any of them.  My heart goes out to Suzette and the family.  Rest in the arms of Jesus Scott.

Scotty was an amazing co-worker and we had great memories when I worked with him in the ER. We also shared the same birth day. My condolences to Suzette and the kids and his entire family.

What an amazing man & co-worker always willing to help. 
Comforting prayers to family & friends.

I was pretty new in the E.R. and didn't know a lot of people. I came to work and didn't have a scrub top, I didn't even know Scott but he literally gave me the shirt off of his back.  Always cheerful and positive, I really enjoyed his company and he will be missed.

Scott was a great paramedic. I always enjoyed working with him and he always made the night go by faster!  Such a funny person and gone way too soon.

Thank you for ALWAYS making me laugh! The nights in the ED were SO much better with you! One of the hardest working EDTs I’ve ever worked with! God speed Scotty!
Thoughts and prayers for Suzette, Kayla and Aaron🙏🙏

Scott was an amazing coworker. Dedicated and hard working . He always lifted up the team he was working with. 30+ years of dedicated service to Sparrow helping so many families...He will truly be missed

Suzette, Aaron and Kayla…….there are no words that can take away the pain you must be feeling.  I am so, so very sorry.

OBITUARY

Scott Michael Bobrofsky

4 June, 1970 – 29 September, 2025

Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes

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