Tribute to Scott Corwin

December 29, 2011 By brady Leave a Comment

This is a tribute to my brother, (Captain) Scott Corwin, who was shot and killed in Savannah, Georgia on May 29, 2004. He was stationed down at Ft. Stewart with the Army. Scott was getting ready to be deployed to Iraq when one night while walking home, he was murdered in the streets of our own country. To this day, the case is unsolved. We will continue to fight for justice to make sure that the person who killed Scott is taken off the streets. I do not wish the pain and grief that our family has and is still going through on anyone. That is why these types of crimes need to stop. I light my candle for him and for all those who have been taken from us too early.

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