Dennis Scauso‚ 46‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Hazardous Materials 1. Scauso flew as a commercial pilot before joining the FDNY. Spirited‚ passionate‚ and generous‚ Scauso would go to any length to help family and friends. He once spent a month repairing his sister’s car so she could drive back and forth to college and he went to great lengths to rescue injured animals. Above all else‚ Scauso was devoted to his wife and his four children.
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I climbed in honor of Dennis at the Lambeau 9/11 stair climb today. My thoughts and prayers are with his family today. He will not be forgotten.
– Kristin oylerClimbing to honor Dennis and the 342 other heroes today at Lambeau Field. We’ll never forget.
– Brian O'ShaughnessyDennis I picked you to climb for today! You shared a number of thing with my dad, also named Dennis and also a career fireman. Climbing with respect and appreciation for you and your families sacrifice.
– Lisa BartonI had the privilege of climbing for Mr. Scauso at the 9/11 Memorial Climb at Dallas this year. It was my first year climbing and I couldn’t be more honored by the opportunity. God bless those affected by this tragedy, and God bless America.
– Alfredo Del ValleI miss you dad!!!!!!
– Donny scausoThank you Dennis Scauso and family. You’re sacrifice will never be forgotten. I climbed in your honor today at the Columbus 9/11 Memorial stair climb.
– Rob MitchellI climbed in honor of you at the 2019 Lambeau Field stair climb. God bless you and your family. Never forget.
– Katherine PrzybylskiRan in your honor tonight Mr. Scauso. Thank you for your service to our country.
– Erin StevenerCousin Dennis,
– Melissa AckerlyThink about you often as I now serve our warfighters. God Bless and help guide so many more to peace in our heavenly home.
Love,
Melissa
I climbed in honor of Dennis on September 9, 2021 at Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington, Kentucky. Rang the bell and spoke his name.
– David HafleyIt was my honor to run in your memory. . My friend wore your badge at the T2T race as I ran virtually today. Thank you for your dedication and sacrifice for this great country in which we live. I pray for your family’s continued healing. Never Forget ! USA !!
– Claudia SurinaThinking of you, dear cousin Dennis, and all your family, today.
– Ivana PapaliaI only met you a couple of times in 1991, on the occasion of a visit to US from Italy, but I value it a lot.
– Ivana Papalia
Thinking of you, dear cousin Dennis, and all your family, today.
– Ivana PapaliaI only met you a couple of times in 1991, on the occasion of a visit to US from Italy, but I value it a lot.
One of the most intelligent guys I knew Doug Wilson L-136
– Doug WilsonI will complete the Tucson Az 911 Tower Challenge (virtual) 2023 in your honor as well as all the other that lost their lives Never Forgotten
– Lori McI climbed the steps of TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, OH in honor and remembrance of all who served.
– Claire VonderhaarThank you Dennis Scauso for your ultimate sacrifice.
I climbed for and with Dennis Scauso today. I am honored to have climbed today and I thank every fallen hero from 9/11 for the sacrifice that they made. Dennis and every single one of the firefighters that made the climb 22 years ago, September 11, 2001 will never be forgotten. Let their honor and sacrifice live on!
– Jessica SwiatnickiI walked the Tunnel To Towers 5K in Medina, Ohio today. It was both an honor and a privilege to carry your photo across the finish line. Rest in peace, Mr. Scauso, and God Bless all of our nations heroes.
– Amy PaulClimbed in honor of Dennis the other day. Truly a humbling experience #neverforget
– Noah Koo