I'm so sorry. Scott was a great coworker, and I remember his kindness, honesty, and friendship. It is truly difficult to understand his passing, because my memory of him was of a healthy and strong person who enjoyed life. Scott and I participated together in a few Click Bond Cascade events where I got to know Scott better, and I was very thankful for his participation and friendship, and I was impressed with his passion for improving Click Bond teamwork.

So sorry for your Loss!
Scott was a great man, him and Kim always brightened by day whenever I saw them at work. Scott was so giving, and willing to help anyone who needed it. I am so glad I got to share in a couple memories of him last year with community outreach events at Click Bond.
Scott you will be missed! 
-Ellie

I feel I was lucky to have known and worked with Scott and his wife Kim during my time at Click Bond.  He was so calm and dedicated to making his department shine.  I enjoyed working with him of several Black Bolt projects where his expertise was invaluable.
We used to talk about his many passions like his boat, and his motorcycle overhauls and fishing. 
I am sorry for your grief and I hope in these trying times that there is some small comfort that he will always be remembered as a kind and gentle soul. 

Michelle

My fondest dearest and most treasured memories of Scott always include his wife Kim. Weather it was just a simple get together for dinner, our countless days spent on the boat in the middle of the lake or our grand adventures to lake Powell for weeks of sun and fun we always shared laughter, joy and the truest form of friendships people can experience. I will miss them both more than I can express and I'm so grateful for the time I had with them. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. 

Scotty peace be with you, you are with your Kim now. 
I love you so much, you were always so thoughtful to me in every way. You will truly be missed. 
My heart is with your family. My God give them strength.
Margaret

Scott is a lifetime friend of my brother, Greg Small.  Scott and his brother Jeff lived down the street from us in Mira Mesa.  I was in elementary School at the time.  We all moved to different neighborhoods  but Greg and Scott always remained friends.
I was the younger sister who had a bit of a crush on her brother's older  friend.
Scott was a bit of a punk back then.  Lol.
(Hopefully I made some of you chuckle just now).
I didn't see Scott for many, many  years until Christmas 2018.  It was great to see him again.  We talked a good 2 hours.  Scott grew to be  a 
GOOD MAN...A GREAT MAN.   The way he spoke, the things he shared, made it evident to me.
I did mention to him that I recall him being a bit of a punk back in the day.  Scott 
didn't recall that of course but we had a good laugh about it.
I'm so glad I got to see him again.
He had a certain peace about him that was special.
I wish his friends and family peace and strength until they see him once again.
Dawn Courtney Small

a tragedy.  Peace be with you, Teri and family.

I never was fortunate to meet Scott but I am a good friend of his mother Teri.  My heart goes out to her and the family with this tragic loss of Scott who was so young.  Many times wonder why the Lord doesn't take us old folks and leave the young ones to stay.  But we don't know his reasoning and my feeling has always been, He takes the good ones first.  God Bless all of you and keep Scott's fond
memories alive. 

Our Love & Prayers are with you. Godspeed Scott.


To The Dlugos Family, prayers and hugs of comfort to you all. 

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Timothy "Scott" Dlugos

August 15, 1964 – March 18, 2020

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