Scott Kale Dobbs Ferry, New York Obituary

Scott Kale

Scott G. Kale of Ardsley, NY; died on Oct. 6th, 2010, he was 63. Scott was born in Chicago, IL to Joseph and Mary O'Connell Kahle. He worked in NYC as a Marketing Executive. He was the creator of innovative and specialized training processes for the employees of companies in the fragrance and cosmetics industry. Scott was the 35 year companion of William Gaske; who survives. There will be a celebration and reception of Scott's life at the Zion Episcopal Church; 55 Cedar Street, Dobbs Ferry, NY; Wednesday, Oct. 13th from 7-9pm. A memorial service will follow at 10:30am, Thursday the 14th. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in Scotts name to: Pets Alive Inc, 363 Derby Road, Middletown, NY 10940 or Syracuse University Library; Bird Library; 222 Waverly Ave, Syracuse, NY 13244.
October 6, 201010/06/2010
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David Graham
July 5, 2017
There is a phrase, 'to wax nostalgic' that brings me to this page today. I knew Scott thru his work with Revlon and some of its brands. Scott was an energy force that was an essential part of the Cosmetic Industry. Knowing now that he passsed, knowing when he passed, I t... Continue Reading
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Jackie Reich
March 8, 2012
Hi Sweetie, just wanted to let you know that I was thinking of you. Friends are so precious and so few. You will always be in my heart. We saw Bill at Christmas, he is doing well, but misses you terribly, as do I. Love you sweet, funny angel.
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Jackie reich
March 28, 2011
Scott, I think of you all the time. I don't think I laughed as much as I did with you. I always felt loved and special. One of a kind, that is you. I miss you, my friend, my mentor. Blessings.
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Diane Arnstein
February 9, 2011
While Scott may be gone from the earth now, his laughter remains in our thoughts and our hearts. He left us all with such vivid and wonderful memories. I met Scott when I was a buyer at Saks Fifth Avenue and he was a Training Director for Revlon. Everyone in the departme... Continue Reading
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Curt Eddy
November 19, 2010
I met Scott through my wife, Jackie Reich. In fact, Scott was one of the first people I met of Jackie's friends. What a wonderful individual. He became a good friend, as has Bill. I am saddened by his passing, but memories of his friendship will always remain.
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jackie
November 11, 2010
Scott, you were a bright light in my life for so many years. And when I think of some of our adventures I still smile. I love you, my dear Scottie. Jackaroo oxoxo
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Tony Dadika
October 18, 2010
Scott was a great person. The old gang at O'rielys will lift a glass to you, we will miss you.
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Cindy Perchaluk
October 13, 2010
I was very sad to hear of Scott's passing. I worked with Scott many years ago at Germaine Monteil. Some of my fondest memories of that time involve laughing with Scott. He made work more fun ... and he introduced me to pressure cookers! We didn't stay in touch after he l... Continue Reading
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Diane O'Connell
October 13, 2010
Cousin Scott, what can I say about you You are one of a very few of us that are first cousins. Only six, including you, in total. So, that means you are my one and only cousin, the others are my siblings. But, Scott, you couldn't have been more of a brother to me if you ... Continue Reading
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Robin Veiders
October 13, 2010
My heartfelt condolences to Bill and all of Scott's extended family. I vividly remember the first time I met Scott at Revlon as well as the last time I spoke with him. In between those two points passed more than twenty-two years and a man of great warmth, kindness and e... Continue Reading
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