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[2008-05-08] kevin johnson wrote:
I am very sorry to hear about scott I first saw scott on a tv program where they challenged army navy marines and cops like swat against each other and I really liked scott from the show. i think the old retired marine from the survivor show was on it as well. Anyway im sorry to hear of your loss.

[2008-04-29] Jeff wrote:
Scott was one of the best and bravest men I ever met. One of the hardest driven men, who would never say quit. Its tragic we lost you. Wish you were still here to push my buttons and say dont quit. and when you finally get there it's over, and he would say now was that so hard.I wish you were here today. Trish I hope you and the kids are ok, I talk to scotts mom from time to time and she misses him too, Its not my buissness but you should give her a call, everyone should hold each other together in our times of need.We all could use a little support. And kelly I hope your doing alright, I'm sure scott misses all of us. Jeff

[2008-04-23] Andrew wrote:
Hooya! Scott was an awsome human being. God Bless.

[2008-04-12] Steven Weinstein wrote:
My thoughts and prayers are with Scott's family,his children, and all who knew him. I did not know Scott, but I heard through the navy grapevine what an outstanding person he was and how he represented the best of our teams. He will be missed, never forgotten.

[2008-04-02] gina wrote:
Another year has come and gone and so many people still keep the memory of Scott alive. We will be forever greatful for the kindness and friendship Scott showed Chad. He was a man full of love and compassion. We miss Scott but we can all see Scott again someday. Scott is with our Father in Heaven and he would want you to know about Him. Here is an invitation to all of you to know the Father as Scott knows Him...Scott cannot be with us right now but His Father in Heaven our Father in Heaven can be with you right now and forever...God Bless I hope this speaks to your heart... http://www.fathersloveletter.com/fllpreviewlarge.html

[2008-04-01] tricia, kyle and kelsey wrote:
this was a hard year - we now feel the true loss of scott and miss him more than anyone could imagine the kids need a dad and don't have one - never will - i am lost knowing i can't give them what they need ........ we miss scott!!!!!! always will.... god bless him and his children , my children, kyle and kelsey

[2008-03-31] Bart wrote:
Another year has gone by, I miss you buddy.

[2008-03-31] Mark Starck wrote:
Today we remember a great man. A man unlike any other man on earth.Through his great spirit for love and life and freedom to dream and pursue dreams here in America. Keep on smiling and living with the passion for life that Scott showed us.This day is remembered for Scott. Play the music loud and run hard and long. Love and Peace Bubba. Stand-bye Stand- bye Always Always

[2008-03-31] Daniel Kaiser wrote:
Well i have not many words to dedicate. I honor Scott although i never met him personally, he was one of the bravest man in the world. R.I.P. Daniel, Switzerland.

[2008-03-31] hata wrote:
We remember Bird and will never forget. My love to all of you on this day especially but of course every day before and after this one. Don't forget that "There is pleasure on the pathless woods, rapture on a lonely shore............" and through nature we all will rejuvinate our hearts and liven our souls. Love and family! Hata

[2008-03-30] Joe Van Oosterhout wrote:
God Bless you Scott and your family, you were a true American.

[2008-03-24] Randy Nelson wrote:
My son purchased Scott's video, two weeks before Fallujah. Scott's workouts and dedication to his country inspired my son, and just last week he graduated from the Air Force basic training, and was given the Warhawk award for his Physical Fitness and athletic prowess during the obsatcle course and Warrior week. Thank's Scott! Thank you and God Bless to Scott's family.

[2008-03-18] tricia wrote:
hi everyone kyle kelsey and i are all appreciating your thoughts - of course this month is tough for us so.. spread the word and tell people about the exercise seriesw scott and i made. kyle (scott's son) is in charge of it now and i would love for him to know that his daddy is remembered ... sealtraining.com we have 2 great dvds that will keep anyone fit!!! hope you are all well!!! don't forget march 31rst love to all tricia

[2008-03-17] Miek Kent wrote:
I served with scott aboard the uss ashland out of little creek, I knew him only by starure but his auroa was that of a proud and unafraid man, his absense from this world was felt across the oceans. Fitsgiveons ford and others I remeber the coolest guys onthe ship that new when me and gary messed with them it was all in good fun. an their antics are remeberd with great joy.

[2008-02-27] Miguel wrote:
First saw Scott in combat mission when I was in the philippines and even there people liked him in that combat mission reality show and I thought he was the coolest guy there,I didnt know he passed away Our Prayers are with you and your family

[2008-02-27] miguel wrote:
I'm truly sorry for the loss of the Helvenston family,you will always be in our prayers

[2008-02-26] Thomas "FItz" Fitzmorris wrote:
Ten plus years ago I purchased Scott's Elite Fitness Systems VHS pack. If my memory serves me correctly prior to making the purchase, I had a brief e-mail exchange followed up with a brief phone conversation with Scott to see if his tapes were the right fit for me since I was 40 at the time. Scott came across as very sincere and a man's man. This past Monday I turned 50 and wanted to rededicate myself to health and fitness and did a search with Scotts' name to see if he had the series in DVD or some new releases. I was shocked to see that the first thing that came up was Wikipedia were I for the first time learned of his death. I remember the events that took place, but must not have heard the reports after they released the names or didn't put it together. As a result, today I carry a heavy heart. I know Scott knew his purpose that God had for him and I am going to dedicate my fitness and health in his memory so I can continue to do the things I love in the outdoors. Scott, I will need your help in maintaining the dedication and discipline to remain consistent. Your friend in Christ, Tom

[2008-02-12] Duane wrote:
Scott: The late Col. Hackworth once wrote to me and said, "Thank you for your service." May I simply say, "Thank you, Scott, for your service."

[2008-02-06] Sean wrote:
Scott, rest in peace bro, even though I knew you for only a few years, you inspired me to be much more of a father than i was, with the way you always had your kids attached to your hips. I love you bro -

[2008-02-05] Warner wrote:
I was watching Combat Missions, the ep. where Delta had to leave basecamp. That was the last time when Scott made his appearance. I didnt know he died, i just found out and it made me sad...real sad. My hart goes out to his family, friends and collegues who have to deal for a while now with this loss. I salute Scott.

[2008-02-01] Steve Ulrich wrote:
Never forget, never let goodness be defeated by evil.

[2008-01-22] Don wrote:
I first saw Scott on the show Combat Missions, and when I heard his name in the Fallujah incident I was shocked. My prayers goout to him and his family.

[2008-01-20] Brian Bower wrote:
Rest in peace, man. Hoorah!!

[2008-01-18] ageng rezha wrote:
you are really important for me... true warrior and elite warrior im from indonesia... but you are really inspired for me

[2008-01-14] James Gibson wrote:
He was a role model, a true warrior and serves as an example of the finest we have to offer! Never forgotten, always honored*

[2008-01-09] Kraig Klein wrote:
I once saw Scott on Combat Missons, I am not sure if it was just "television", but he was saying," you have no honor". I believe he was saying this to some fella in reference to a mission that one team involved "cheated" , the show would make you believe he was a "brat". I think he was specifically speaking to O'Shea. I always thought he was, and when I heard of his death, I cried. I always thought he was a magnificent warrior. I grieve for him and you, you two were magnificent and I know you two will be together in eternity. Kraig Klein

[2008-01-06] Mario wrote:
Hi there, I'm from Canada. I only recently heard about Scott while I was investigating Blackwater for an article I'm writing in my magazine. I'm actually writing a section on Scott and what happened to him in Iraq. I just want to say that I'm so sorry for your loss. He was a great man. I wish you all the best and will make sure you get a copy of my magazine when I publish the article on him. Highest regards, -Mario

[2008-01-05] charles wrote:
What an awful loss, my prayers are with Scotts family.

[2008-01-05] rodiana wrote:
......si restul e tacere....

[2007-12-31] Pat Williams wrote:
Cool site.

[2007-12-17] Hata wrote:
Mark - Torrey Pines has been on my mind a lot lately- I hope this holiday season you can make it there and if you do say, "hello" to my friend and brother- I miss him so............Thanks, Hata

[2007-12-02] Jim Presenkowski wrote:
My daughter Heather and I trained with Scott the year before he left for Iraq. We climbed rocks, mountains, and kayaked in the ocean off San Diego. I grew to know and like him a lot. We always had great workouts. I miss him and remember him often in my prayers. He is missed.

[2007-11-15] Artem wrote:
Belive it or not my story is the same as many others listed here,currently in the Army in combat zone , i started doing my workouts on Scott system about 3 month ago ,i was honestly Amazed with results this is a perfection of of how everybody should exercize.And about a month ago i type Scott name in goggle to see how guys doing and was stunned for about 2 days when i read all the articles .I think the way he trained people should be promoted to the masses it is a true honest series that everyone should do to stay fit and strong.Real warrior only dies once

[2007-11-11] Tom Llewellyn wrote:
Kelly and Family, I had the honor of being trained by Scott I attended SEAL training and was in BUDS Class 165. I did not learn of his death until recently. It was an honor to know and be trained with Scott. He was a true Warrior. You have my deepest sympathy and will be in my family's prays. God Bless

[2007-11-10] alessandro wrote:
(sorry for my poor english)I have the navy seals strenght workout training, i train with it, and when I found out about is terrible death I had not been able to restrain one's tears.I pray for him today and I always will.

[2007-11-06] Dan L. wrote:
I knew about Scott becuase I watched Combat Missions when it originally aired. Last week my bother, who is a combat veteran, gave me a book titled "Blackwater" which gives a detailed look at the company. When I read the chapter about Scott I was completely devastated to hear that such a good person had fallen. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and it is very encouraging to hear of Scott's faith in Jesus. Scott is probably team leader of God's security detail. He was the best of the best.

[2007-11-06] Arthur Clements wrote:
We all regret his passing. May his loved ones find comfort.

[2007-11-05] Steve McGarva wrote:
I miss you my friend...Life Isn't quite the same knowing I can't pick up the phone and call to talk to you. You're sadly missed. I could use your encouragement right now Scott. Steve Mcgarva

[2007-10-24] Anthony wrote:
Praise God he was a Christian. I really liked him from what I could see on the Combat Missions show. What a loss! Being a veteran myself, I have the highest regards for anyone who lays down their life in service of the country--regardless of branch of service or civilian occupation.

[2007-10-17] Brian Kohler wrote:
My favorite guy on combat missions, I was devastated to hear the news. RIP buddy. It's good to know we have such an honorable guy looking over us. Put a good word to the big guy for us! :']

[2007-10-17] Todd wrote:
Just wanted to say hello and that I've been using the True Fit Training System for a few weeks now, and I'm feeling more fit everytime. I too am former Navy guy (not a SEAL) and I used to be in decent shape, but with age...well, you know. Now I'm getting back into it. On another note, I do recall the fateful day in 2004 and my sympathies go out to you, family and friends. I also remember what a machine he was on that show Combat Missions. Hooyah!

[2007-10-16] steve wrote:
Such a tragic waste, only the good die young i think the saying goes. RIP Scott. From Scotland.

[2007-10-13] Jamie Gulden wrote:
My husband and I were fans of Scott. We used his videos and enkoyed them. I just came online to but the updated DVD set for my husband when I heard the news. I am so sad that this happened. I was so impressed once when I emailed the company and Scott emailed me back. I dind't seem like a canned message and that impressed me.for his family.

[2007-10-11] Kelly wrote:
Tricia - Hi! Yes I have all of your pictures and a gift for Kyle's graduation. I'll call you this weekend - my number is 262-370-7626 - Hugs to you all - I need pics of the kids! xo Kelly

[2007-10-09] Dave wrote:
As many others, I just came across this special area of the internet dedicated to Scott. I have learned of the events only today and feel as though I have known Scott forever. I have a good friend also named Scott that looks so much like Scott that they could be twins. He too was in the armed forces, an Army Ranger and is now a police officer in Ohio. It has been said that everyone in the world has a look alike. I would love to send a photo. I wanted to share something special, I lost my grandfather a few years ago. This was the first time that I had ever lost a loved one. After he passed away I was the first one into his hospital room. I told him to come and visit as often as he could. I had never even though about the afterlife or anything like that. Now it is 8 years later and he has come to visit me (in my dreams) 3 different times. Each of which, when I awoke I was exhausted and crying. I have since researched this and it is normal for communicating with the "afterlife." My point is that he told me these lovely words. He said "heaven is better than anyone could ever imagine!" These words have brought so much to our family and will be with me the rest of my life. I know that it was truly him coming to see me. I asked, why havent you come to visit anyone else? He said that "they are not ready!" In giving this thought I truly do not feel that my grandmother or mother could have handled this emotional visit. I am very strong willed, so I believe that he came to me to share his words. He was actually in heaven and sharing with me what it is like. Your friend, your husband is in a place that is so great, so perfect that we can only begin to imagine. The purpose of life here on earth is to do the best that we can (which Scott certainly did) and then go to meet the lord and complete our soul in heaven. Scott is that guardian angel that will keep Kel and the kids safe. He IS watching over all of you. God bless and I hope that this sheds some sunlight on your day. Feel free to email me as I would love to share more.

[2007-10-08] Jim Neal wrote:
Im so sorry to hear about Scott all be it 3 years after the incident. I am a British guy living in the UK and remember reading an article in "Men's Health" magazine which Scott had done with them back in 2001 I think. I still have that magazine all be it stored in the roof of my house. You see I keep it because of his great workout routine(I was once a heavy guy). I did write Scott an email once which he did answer himself about buying the navy seal DVD’s which he made. Although never purchased it due to it being region 1 setting. In the UK we are region 2 so it won’t play on our machines inless you have the machine chipped. However…..It is now 6 years later and I do have a chipped machine. Im thinking I will be buying the DVD’s soon. Wishing your family well and may a great guy be resting in peace, Jim.

[2007-10-06] Nick Zurga wrote:
I was surfing the internet and came across Scott's story. I am so sorry for your loss. I had the oppourtunity to do some tactical training with Michael Jaco (Team 6?) and I have never met a more outstanding group of men - I'm sure Scott was the same way - incredibly strong, "centered", the epitomy of a warrior and a gentleman. I'm sure his life is an inspiration to many - especially our Servicemen.

[2007-10-05] S. Gooch wrote:
I'm just a little unknown from Texas, but after reading about Blackwater and Scott, and seeing the pictures of your beautiful family on the computer, I'm inspired to write a short note. I cried while reading the different articles and seeing the pictures of your family. I feel so sad for your lose, and fortunate to read about someone with such integrity, courage and honor. Thanks for letting me sign your guest book. S.Gooch

[2007-10-04] Ryan Stebbins wrote:
It sounds like he was an amazing person... I'm sure he's resting in peace. All the best to his family.

[2007-10-03] michael felts wrote:
I know Scott loved you very much and I think he wants you to know that he is well and watching over you.

[2007-10-03] Fraoncesco Candelario wrote:
"GOD Bless us All". I am a 38 year old man, who will always beleive that no matter what our purpuse in life is, we will all leave a Message to all in human kind. Scott's message was to Beleive. And many beautifuld things in life will always be with you. To Scott's Family and Loved Ones, The Grace Of God Will Always Be with You.

[2007-10-03] Tif wrote:
i just read the story on cnn today. seems he had an amazing life and lived to the fullest. best wishes.

[2007-10-03] John Holley wrote:
I came across your site and I just wanted to take a moment to tell you that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I saw Scott on a few television shows and everytime I did he motivated me to go out and accomplish goals I thought were beyond my reach. Very few people can do that and you should be proud to know that he was one of them. God Bless, stay strong and as the SEAL's say "Hoo Yah"!

[2007-10-02] Mark wrote:
hello mrs kasun i do not know you or you me but I can only hope to find the type of love that you two found. be well!! :) Mark

[2007-10-02] Robert wrote:
Wish I had known Scott. One heck of a man. Thank you and God bless.

[2007-10-02] A canadian wrote:
I don't recall the incident in 2004 and just read about it today on CNN. I just want to say that people like Scott are special. RIP

[2007-10-02] Gregory Mantell wrote:
I'm very sorry--God rest his soul. I don't know how people can do such awful things to each other. I'm sorry to use this Guest Book as a contact point, but I saw an interview with Scott's mother in the paper today. I dind't see a link for media inquiries on this website but was trying to reach someone regarding an interview. Thank you in advance for your help! Greg

[2007-10-02] steve pauly wrote:
MI I LOVE SEEING SCOTTY THE PEOPLE HE CARED ABOUT THE MOST. GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY AND SCOTTY. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.

[2007-09-30] Tim wrote:
I didn't always agree with what you did and said, but I have nothing but respect for you. You are a true hero. Rest in peace Scott.

[2007-09-29] Mike Sterner wrote:
God Bless Scott and may he rest in peace. I don't know much about the man, but from what I've read he is truly an inspiration to us all. May he live on in our memories forever. God Bless

[2007-09-29] Suzy wrote:
I dated Scott briefly before he left Oceanside. We enjoyed each others company as single divorced parents and brought our kids to sushi together. He loved them so dearly and spoke tenderly of Trisha. He obviously still loved her and spoke often of times they had together while married...her watching him surfing from the beach with the kids and dog...something about having to swim with the dog to escape getting a ticket? Finding her later miles away...my memory fades; but his didn't. I wanted to tell you Trisha how important you and your kids were to Scott, and in case you ever forgot, how much he admired and loved you. God Bless.

[2007-09-27] MARK STARCK wrote:
Scott is with us everyday in the great American spirit of freedom and dreams and of life that he showed us by his love for doing and being. He is missed always but he is so near in spirit. So keep smiling and always keep your head high. Stay true to your self and others.Make sugar cookies but do'nt sugar coat. Never settle for less than the best really live life between the steps that you take. Always be thankful and giving in the many ways that one can be. TCB ALWAYS! STAND-BYE, STAND-BYE,

[2007-09-27] Jamie wrote:
god bless !!!

[2007-09-26] Tom Durkin wrote:
I saw an add for Scott's tapes several years ago and called to place an order. Much to my surprise, Scott answered the call himself. He was very patient and down to earth to talk to. I only wish I could have lived in Califonia so I could have had the chance to train with him personally. His tapes and handbook are still one of the best workout routines I have used. I was deeply saddened to learn just today that he sacrificed his life for his country 3 years ago. He was a true patriot and will be missed.

[2007-09-25] Mike wrote:
I have been Scott's fan ever since I saw him on Man vs. Beast and on the USA network show Combat missions with Scotty Oates. Even though it has been 3 years since the tragic event we still remember Scott and all his contributions to us all.

[2007-09-23] michael wrote:
I use Scott's tapes to work out. I was grieved to hear of his death. As a soldier, I feel his loss as well. Just another voice in the darkness that will miss him

[2007-09-21] Ana Maria Pinheiro wrote:
I am Brazilian and have some fitness DVDs of the Navy Seals, including one of Scott Helvenston. Only last week did I get to know that he was one of the victims of that outrageous ambush in Fallujah. Far from this troubled world, he has certainly found in Heaven the peace that has become a rare article on earth. May God protect his loved ones.

[2007-09-17] Ruel wrote:
I'm noone in particular. Just a man who kept a photocopy of Scott's Navy Seal Workout from 2000. I say this with all honesty: I am truly saddened to learn of his passing, but inspired by his life to push myself for MORE THAN JUST myself. Thank you, Scott, for your service to our country and service to the average Joes, such as myself. May the Lord's blessings be on your family. -- Ru

[2007-09-17] max aray wrote:
you are a great man with a great soul...! you`re not forgotten...!

[2007-09-10] BECKY THIELE wrote:
I learned about Scott recently while reading Dina Rasor and Robert Baumans book, BETRAYING OUR TROOPS. What an incredible human being Scott must have been. Thank you Scott for your bravery,courage and commitment to your country. To those of you whose lives Scott touched . . . ., how blessed you are to have known such a man. Rest in peace.

[2007-08-31] Jim Barden wrote:
I remember Scott from MARG 2-87. I was Engineer Officer in USS Whidbey Island (LSD-41). He spotted me on the quarterdeck one morning when I was waiting to go out on a shopping trip in Venice, Italy with XO as his shotgun. I was wearing an Edgewater High School alumni t-shirt and he saw this from about 50 feet away. We talked about Orlando and about how he had been to West Orange High School and how I had a neice who was a freshman there. A couple of weeks later in Lisbon, Portugal he was assigned to Shore Patrol at fleet landing. I issued him probably the only unlawful command of my career concerning someone in the medical officer's face shouting insults, and he did it for me. One Sunday morning in 2004 I flicked on the radio and heard about his tragic dealth and realized, man, I met that dude, and he did something special for me.

[2007-08-31] Tim L. wrote:
I met Scott in 1986 in Spain. He was only passing through with a dedicated C141 and Seal gear. I spent the day with him talking about Grenada, Seals, SF's and had a great day. I only knew Scott for a day, but after the day was over, I felt like I knew him my entire life. The day we were together, we saved a life of a heart attack Spanish flight line worker. I was huge for me and just another day for Scott. I remember waiting for an ambulance that never arrived and Scott and I put the victim in the back of a truck and did it ourselves. When we arrived at the ER, an Air Force doctor ran to us and Scott was listing off the vitals. The docter was an asshole and told Scott, "Soldier, I've got it from here! in a mean tone" Scott's reply was priceless, Scott said, "Doctor, I'm not a soldier, I'm a Navy Seal, and this is my patient until I release him to you!" The doctor was speechless. Since I was also Air Force, I looked at the doctor as Scott and I passed him and said, "I'm with him" I know that Scott didn't think much of that day, but for me, I received a medal for our actions. Since 1986, I have always felt Scott should have been acknowledged for his actions...if it was not for Scott, I'm sure the victim would have died. The medal I received should have gone to Scott. You are missed my Brother! God Bless!

[2007-08-18] Michael Manning wrote:
I'm a fellow sailor that try out for SEALs but drop out after a under water injury. Was also a big fan of Combat Missions. Hooyah!!

[2007-08-17] Matti J wrote:
Respect and Love Scotti Rest In Peace

[2007-08-14] Robert wrote:
I admired and respected Scott, I was shocked to learn that He was gone. My sincere condolences go to those who have lost in His passing. R.I.P. Scott.

[2007-08-07] Bunky Robbins wrote:
May God keep you in peace and may the peace and blessings of God be among you and Scott's fmaily. God Bless you!

[2007-08-06] al balseiro wrote:
They say that when God calls home his warriors home early it is because the lord needs help with satan and Scott was the only Seal on earth who could duel with the devil and win. I'm sure he is next to the lord watching over us all.

[2007-08-04] dan keren wrote:
hi my name is dan keren. i am from israel. before 3 years i started to train in order to get to the israeli navy seals. scott helped me alot with his tapes. i admire him and i sorry for your loss. i wish scott will rest in peace. shalom, haver dan

[2007-07-28] emily wrote:
hi!trish,i hope you can e-mail me sometime.,i know exactly how you feel about your loss until now.Cause my mom still cries whenever she is asked about my brothers death, he died 19 years ago,. he was in the UNITED STATES NAVY.,hope to really hear from you soon.GOD BLESS !

[2007-07-27] emily wrote:
i read scotts story.in a military magazine.and it was horrible.I know how his family feels coz i too had a brother who wsa in the UNITED STATES NAVY,he was abducted and killed 19 years ago

[2007-07-25] Daniel B. wrote:
I still wonder how are you doing and, there isn't a day that goes by i dont stop thinking about scott for a quick second at work, school and wonder if Scott didnt change me i would end up on a slab or in prison involved with gangs. it is what made his fans and, relatives push on. enjoy your week and, great propserous to you and, scotts kids. p.S. i enjoyed what i earned at ESI, even though i had a different outcome with it. thank you again, good bye.

[2007-07-20] Brian wrote:
Sorry about your loss.

[2007-07-19] Jeff Howell wrote:
I remember first seeing Scott on the combat show. I liked his confidence in what he was doing. I had just gotten out of the military and was going to school i enjoyed the show. A couple years later I bought his workout tapes recoginizeing him from the show. Strange enough I had just finished a video workout of his and turned the VCR off when there was his mother on the news talking of her suite against blackwater. I counldn't beleive it. God bless all of you he left behind.

[2007-07-17] Deann wrote:
Please know that others share in your sadness and appreciate the valiant efforts of the brave heroes, like Scott, that endeavor to help others.

[2007-07-13] Jeff wrote:
I cant imagine your loss, I have been asked to go to Iraq to do engineering work, great money ,but makes me wonder any suggestions? Hope your doing okay. God Bless and peace be with you. love and prayers. I cant express words enough for you!

[2007-07-13] jeff wrote:
kelly or someone got any advice, I could use the money, call me at 3213033938. I didnt post as a joke.

[2007-07-11] Scott wrote:
First I would extend my condolences to Kel and Scotts family and childred. One Warrior lost is a Warrior that is to remembered. As Airborne soldier I cannot forget the faces of the fallen with ease. In fact I cried listening to the photos section song. One of my favorite Christian songs. Eric Prince of Black Water is of course taking the easy way out by appealing for closed courte arbitration. Gee, What a stand guy..........NOT !! I have no sympathy for Eric Prince and or Black Water. Eric took his fathers millions and created what is now known as a dysfunctional military contractor with little concern for it's contractor and utmost concern for securing contracts through the State Department with no bidding process for other firms to compete. He stinks all the way here in Kentucky and we've voiced out opinions of him and his organization on many other websites. Take care of yourselves and your family's. Love ya all bunches !!

[2007-07-09] Garner Donnell wrote:
Scott was an awesome human being. I didn't know him, but his fitness videos changed my life for the better. I'm glad to have lived during his time. Thank you Scott, and my best wishes for your loved ones man.

[2007-07-04] Bob M wrote:
Scott is one of my idols.Someone that motivates me everyday...R.I.P scott

[2007-06-29] Anthony Orlando wrote:
Scott was one of my instructors while attending BUD/s. I will always rememeber him as someone who demanded the best of you and never settled for less. I am so sorry for your loss and for the loss to the SPECWAR community.

[2007-06-25] Paul S. wrote:
I am an ex UK serviceman and came across Scott whilst watching Combat Missions...upon following up by searching for videos/info, I discovered the sad reality of what had happened. I offer my deepest condolencies to his family and can only say that I am disgusted at the actions of these 'people'. I only hope that you find comfort in the celebration of his life and your time together. I was truly touched by what I read of this great guy! I know how he must have felt as I desperately miss my service life and have indeed considered working over in Iraq doing security but to-date have resisted the lure of the money as these big security companies seem to value the $ more than their men & women! I don;t know what has happened with the families lawsuit but hope it has gone well. Peace

[2007-06-23] nicole schell wrote:
Kyle, congratulations!! Graduating from high school is an astronomically huge deal, with honors is even more wonderful. You should be very proud of yourself for achieving such an accomplishment. You’ve done your family very, very proud. I remember getting my GED diploma in the mail 11 years ago after attending Jefferson Alternative High School for 2 years. It was a huge relief and a sense of pride I’ll never forget as I’m sure accepting your diploma was as well. Tricia, I know you must be exploding with pride and love for your son right now and to share in this wonderful milestone in your first child’s life, I’m sure is a moment in your lives you’ll remember ALWAYS! Kyle, your father may not have been there physically to have shared in the moment, but he was there in spirit and I’m sure he is as proud of you as your mother is and had the best view of anyone there and at graduations that’s NOT easy. Kyle, just over three years ago you, your mother and your sister were dealt an inconceivable loss and you held on, suffered through it and have healed enough to move forward with your lives and now you’ve come out on the other side and are doing okay. That very fact alone after the tragedy and loss you suffered is a testament to what a wonderful mother you have. Though dealing with her own loss and pain she had the strength and courage to see you and your sister through yours. Now that’s a MOM!! Again, congratulations, Kyle. To quote your mother, “what a milestone!!!!” Scott, I only know you and Tricia through your vhs and dvd workout series, but wanted to say to you on your special day, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!

[2007-06-23] DOUG COTTLE wrote:
I am a law enforcment officer in KY & Scott`s complete fitness system video has changed my life for the better & I`m sharing it with the rest of my force.Scott will be inproving the lives of people for many years to come.I pray God will watch over your family.

[2007-06-21] MARK STARCK wrote:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUBBA! I WILL HAVE A FEW COLD ONES FOR YOU TODAY. KICKEN ASS AND TAKEN NAMES! SMK. A B. READY TO GO! MUCH LOVE! STAND-BYE STAND-BYE!

[2007-06-17] tricia wrote:
Scott's oldest child - Kyle Jacob Helvenston - age 17 just graduated with honors from high school tonight - it was a very proud moment for me and i know scott was watching. kyle and i both came home afterwords and went to his memorial corner and talked to him. this just makes me remember that scott lives on. what a milestone!!!! tricia

[2007-06-16] TRICIA TO KELLY wrote:
kelly call me 7579611496 you have all the pictures i sent you........... kyle is graduating sat how did that happen?? so sad scott is not physically hear to hug him........... hanging in here T

[2007-06-04] Nobi wrote:
scott- role model for future generations, one heck of a Navy SEAL. From what i have heard, he was a great father and husband... HOOYAH!

[2007-06-02] harrison wrote:
The people who killed you are less than human.

[2007-05-27] javier montanero wrote:
god bless you scott, you dont must died in this armed conflict, im sure you are happy next to god in the sky, kises por all your family, from Spain

[2007-05-21] Jim Hudspith wrote:
I didn't have the honor, but he seemed like a hell of a good man. Another good American. God Bless. Jim./ Ohio

[2007-05-21] Faith Ferkel wrote:
Having done and enjoyed one of the exercise videos, I did a google search on who the instructor was to see if he had done any others. I happened upon this site. My thoughts and prayers are with you, and I'm glad his faith was in the right place. I look forward to meeting him someday along with you folks too I hope.

[2007-05-15] cowboy wrote:
I did not know you but I have read alot about you and the who you were. I can say it was an honor to read about you and your life.I visted your grave yesterday in leesburg to say a prayer with you. as you will not be forgotten

[2007-05-13] Mike Solorzano wrote:
I am a friend of Billy Merrill who knew Scott on a personal level. It was through Billy and SPECWAROPS that I felt I knew Scott and have been tremendously inspired by his life. I only wish I would have met him face to face on earth but I know it's gonna be better in heaven. This site moved me. I too served in the Navy. My prayers will be with his family. Scott...thanks. Mike Solorzano

[2007-05-08] Kelly Kasun wrote:
Tricia - Tried to call but to no avail. I need photos of Kels & Kyle - and to return yours 2 you - I'm in Scottsdale AZ - when are you coming to the west coast? Miss you guys - and your phone message made me cry - yes, Scott is with you guys - I was cracking up about your last message - made my day - I'm so proud of you all. Love, Kelly -p.s. Lilly says Hi to Kelsey, her Idol.....

[2007-05-07] rudy wrote:
My deepest respect to Scotty en god bless his family. Greetings from Belgium, Europe.

[2007-05-07] Steven wrote:
May the Lord bless you and keep you... Thank you for our service. Steven Allen, Fmr USN

[2007-05-06] Cathérine Struman wrote:
We will always remember him!!! No doubt, your life had a meaning! I hope you will be in paradise! Kind regards from Brussels, Belium, Europe.

[2007-04-25] diane corbett wrote:
When I see beautiful faces like the ones in Scott's memory, this war makes me sick, but he did not die in vain. I send forth all my love to the ones that do protect us. I visited the twin towers 9 months before those evil people took them down and I can only Imagine....God bless you and keep going forward. Jerry and Diane in ga.

[2007-04-24] Rick S wrote:
God Bless!

[2007-04-23] Daniel Ryan wrote:
I didn't know Scott either but took great pleasure in his exercise video series. I too served overseas in the Marines and have experienced Fallujah first hand. I didn't know about his unfortunate death until recently b/c I haven't been state side long enough to catch up on all the horrible losses of our loved ones over seas. My thots go out to him and his family. Thanks Scott for all you've done and for all you've touched.

[2007-04-19] Matt Millette wrote:
I didn't know Scott, but I read about him and the others he courageously served with in TIME magazine about a month ago. It was the first I heard of this incident, and I cried over it as I read. As a Christian, I know that the Lord welcomed him with open arms and I know you will see him again. He sounds like a good man, it would have been an honor to know him.

[2007-04-15] John Carlos Johnson wrote:
I just heard about Scott's death, and I'm very sorry to hear about it. I served in Desert Storm with ST2 up until the down-sizing by Clinton. Therefore, I got to see many St guys fall to the way-side and into strange paths. Scott was an inspiration, with the way that he applied his training to become a personal trainer extraordinaire. I had even purchased his original SEAL Team Workout set myself. This was a beacon of positive energy, and it is obvious that he had a commitment to service. Again, I am sorry that he is gone, and outraged that it was ot given it's proper due attention.

[2007-04-08] Mike Clark wrote:
Wow Im glad I got to help you in your time of need. May the blood of Christ be on all of us and those who believe in God..... Good bye and good luck.....I hope the ride to Oconomowoc wasnt to long and boring.

[2007-04-08] John Noel wrote:
I just wanted to write and say that I read an article about Scott in Time Magazine, and was very moved by his story. Intrigued by his dedication to fitness, I looked into his fitness videos, and as a personal trainer myself, I consider them a very useful tool to use with my clients. My heart goes out to his family, and I pray that justice will be served.

[2007-04-02] Tricia, Kyle and Kelsey wrote:
Hi everyone!! well yet another year has passed and we made it :) the kids and i went on a kayack and fed scott his annual fried hotdog, carrot cake and kubalebre (sp) we said the poem that we always recited as we hiked and when we spread his ashes to sea then said a prayer then fed him his yummy meal then headed back towards where we started. well........ something (maybe scott) came over me and i tipped kelsey over. kelsey and i were in one kayack and roxxy and kyle in the other. well.... his "little princess" was not happy!!! she came sputtering up... "mommy!!!!" i laughed and laughed as i know scott did. so......... we have the light on in his memorial cabinet and will leave it on for another week or so. thanks as always for all of the love and prayers. the kids and i appreciate you all and we are doing well. lets all remember he is at peace and watching over those of us he loves. and mark s. yes s.t.b. get ready to go!!! hahahahaha god bless!!! tricia

[2007-03-31] Kelly wrote:
Three years today....so sad. Tricia, Kyle and Kelsey, I am thinking of you and Katy too. I got your message but you didn't leave a return number. Love You, Kelly

[2007-03-31] Mark Starck wrote:
Today we remember an American, Son,Brother,Husband,Father,NavyMan,Seal,Athlete,Skydiver,Rock Climber,Dreamer,Believer, Motivator,Leader,Teacher,Winnertoday we know Greatness! .........STAND:BYE-STAND:BYE Always

[2007-03-31] Bart wrote:
The last time I saw you was at the hooka bar the night before you went north. That’s how I remember you Scotty. Having a good time with your teammates. We will never forget. I’m raising one to you now from Sarajevo. Bart

[2007-03-30] Hata wrote:
The day is upon us- the day we lost Scott- I talk to him every moring as walk up to the door of my office - it's always at sunrise- it's the peaceful time of the day-it's the time of day that all seems possible and peaceful - like all of you I miss Scott and in his memory I honor his request that should something happen to him (as it did) that I look out for Tricia (my sister) and his children (Kyle and Kelsey) and I am doing my best - each day I try to impart little pieces of wisdom -small examples that maybe a dad would give to his children-we will continue our quest - the quest to honor his memory and do what is right by all-love and family- Hata

[2007-03-30] darci wrote:
hi tricia....just wanted to say that i'm thinking of you, kyle and kels and, of course, scott. will through a cuba libre into the ocean at avila beach for scott tomorrow. love you guys.

[2007-03-27] Mike Fields wrote:
My thoughts and prayers are with you. I didn't know Scott but through what I have see/read I sort of feel like I did.

[2007-03-23] Nicole wrote:
My Prayers are with Scotty and the family. I started to well up when I saw this. My boyfriend who is a former Navy SEAL is fighting this war as I write. His 6 month is up next month. My worries but support are with those men every day. They are very special to this country and they certaintly touch the hearts around us. God Bless and Good Luck. Nikki

[2007-03-17] MARK STARCK wrote:
SCOTT IS WITH US EVERYDAY IN THE GREAT AMERICAN SPIRIT OF LIFE HE SHOWED US. THE SPIRIT TO DREAM AND PERSUE ONE DREAMS.TOTAL FREEDOM IN EVERY WAY THAT IS GOOD AND GREAT.TO FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT, THE BRIGHT LIGHT THATS MIGHTY AND TRUE.PLAY THE MUSIC LOUD AND RUN HARD AND LONG AND DREAM YOUR GRAETEST DREAMS AND MAKE THEM TRUE IN EVERY WAY. YOU ARE SORLEY MISSED TO THIS DAY BUT WITH US EVERY STEP OF THE DAY.ALWAYS KEEP SMILING, SM. A B. READY TO GO! STAND BYE - STAND BYE-BUBBA, ALWAYS ALWAYS

[2007-03-17] Chris Barton wrote:
God Bless Scott, he died doing something good for the world...most of us won't be able to experience that. I've engaged in a few of his workout routines, and I know his death was a while ago, but I thought I should share my sentiment of remorse and condolences for the loved ones of Scott--a hero.

[2007-03-17] Daniel wrote:
I added this website link to myspace page... he will never be forgotten. when i finish ESI and, get deployed to iraq as a civilian contractor ill give sunnis hell1 http://www.myspace.com/gerbilchopper

[2007-03-16] Ryan, CPL/USMC wrote:
I first saw Mr.Helvenston on the t.v. show on USA when it first aired, then joined the Marine Corps after 9/11 and ended up in one of the units that had just returned from Fallujah partly because of orders, and in heart because of what Mr. Helvenston and the others went through. I didn't make the connection until just a week ago when I tried to see if the show was on DVD and found clips of Mr. Helvenston and the others on the internet. I'm putting some of the clips together to use as examples and attention gainers for various classes for our junior Marines. Mr. Helvenston is still finding a way to inspire others. Still inspiring, and still missed.

[2007-03-16] Flavio wrote:
Its very hard to believe that scott is gone. I never met scott but I used his workout systems to get in shape for the Navy SEALs. I was shock when I turned on the News that one morning and seen scotts face on the T.V. well Scott just want you to know that because of your dedictation to the TEAMS and making America a safer place inspires me to become a Navy SEAL! I'll see you in the next life, brother. HooYah...

[2007-03-12] Wade Gore wrote:
Hey everyone, just wanted to write a quick message to say hey and see how ya'll were?! Just wanted to let ya'll know that you are still in my prayers! It seems like it was just the other day that all this happened but yet its almost been three years (hard to believe) It has been an exciting month because I turned 21 back on the 4th of March. As I was looking forward in my calendar I saw March 31st and what I had written down....it brought tears to my eyes for sure..but then I thought of how happy Scott is right now and that made me smile. Anyway, I wont bore ya'll with a long e-mail haha just wanted to say hey! Hope everyone is having and continues to have a great year. Miss you Scott....HOO-YAH!

[2007-03-09] Stephen McGarva wrote:
Well my friend...I miss you and your brother like friendship we shared! If I were to post on this site every time I think of you...well, it would be pretty much a daily event. Your spirit lives on in all your friends Bro. Thank you!!!

[2007-03-06] kelly wrote:
tricia-have pictures in hand want to send to gina to post and return hard copies to you. my new number is 262-825-7913

[2007-03-05] Lt wrote:
I still miss Scott after all this year. We hade the same line of work, although im from Sweden. Best regards to he´s family

[2007-03-02] Sundance wrote:
It's odd how sad and happy this guest book makes me. Each time I leave though I think Scott's spirit hops into me and I'm off to the gym with a smile and a gleam. Still thinking of you; still inspired by you. FTO!

[2007-02-28] SGM. WILLIE L. CHRISTIAN JR. wrote:
AS A MEMBER OF THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMUNITY, I FEEL THAT I LOST MY BROTHER! YES, SCOTT IS MY BROTHER, COMRADE IN ARMS! WE WENT THROUGH THE SAME MUD, AND ENDURED THE SAME BLOOD LOST! HE WILL BE SORELY MISSED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS! REST IN PREACE, BROTHER! YOU ARE "AT EASE" NOW!! "HOOYAH" "AIRBORNE" ALL THE WAY! "RANGERS" LEADS THE WAY! "SPECIAL FORCES" THE PROFESSIONALS! WILLIE L. CHRISTIAN JR. SGM.,USAR

[2007-02-27] Robert D. Weston wrote:
I too was in the military as an infantryman so I can relate to his sense of duty and honor, but his death was a senseless death and those above him were definately responsible. I hope that scott can eventually get the justice he has been denied. Take care brother you will not be forgotten.

[2007-02-26] Loretta wrote:
Dear Kelly and Family. Its a truely a amazing page to share thank you.God be with you always and may angels watch over you always. Love Loretta

[2007-02-26] Ray wrote:
Semper Fi

[2007-02-25] Alex wrote:
Semper Fi!

[2007-02-23] Sam Bradford wrote:
To Scott: I never met you personally, but I feel as though we were good friends. I worked out with your video tapes hundreds of times. They're no nonsense, no gimmicks videos for people who aren't afraid of hard work. I was devastated when I heard what happened in Fallujah. My wife and kids were deeply saddened also. I know you're still with us. You had bravery that sets an example to inspire greatness in others. God bless you and your family.

[2007-02-14] Juan Carlos wrote:
I'm an Spanish 20 years old Boy who serves in a unit like the USMC, and I want to become a former UOE (a unit like the US NAVY SEALs). Scott, you don't know who am I, personally I never met you, but you and me are warriors. Our heart, our style of life, is another, it isn't normal style, is THE COMMANDO STYLE. You're fighting for us in the sky, but the soldiers of the Spec Ops of all the world are fighting with heroes like you in our minds. You're my example of soldier, I rade a lot of you, and I RESPECT YOU. Best wishes for your family, and Scott, See you in the other life, wait me. (sorry for my English poor level, I hope said my sentiments correctly) Juan Carlos -SPAIN-

[2007-02-11] Charles wrote:
Scott was; and, still is honored by me to this day... Although I am sure other's may say different. He will allways be a childhood hero to me. It is why i'm training at ESI Ltd. and, I wouldn't ever work for Blackwater Inc. I left a shout out on my myspace page. http://www.myspace.com/gerbilchopper

[2007-02-10] STEALTHER wrote:
Hey Scott, I'm not sure just what to say except "Thank You" thank you for all you have done for us and have given of yourself. You paid the ultimate price for us all and for that I Thank You. May You rest in peace Scott. P.S I'm Sorry I couldent be there to help your team. Scott,if I could change history none of us would be there and you would still be here today sharing you smile with the world and makeing us all laugh,if I had one of three wishes it would be to have world peace and to give back to the familes their loved ones that paid the price for our freedom just as you have.

[2007-02-09] Jimmie Seible wrote:
Scott was a customer of mine at Kaisen Sushi in Oceanside, Ca. I knew Scott only from serving him sushi and really enjoyed talking to him. I was devastated when I heard about what happened to him and still think of him everyday. Scott, you will always be in my heart.

[2007-02-08] Khalil Shakur wrote:
Scott, will be greatly missed and is truly loved by millions...I know he's looking down on us saying "come on one more push-up, 2 more dive bombers..."

[2007-02-08] Branan Jacobs wrote:
Even as we near the three year anniversary of this tragedy, the sadness I felt after learning of Scott's death still resides in my soul. I can remember the first time I saw Scott on Combat Missions...I just thought he was the coolest guy. What really struck me was the resemblance he had to my own father, an ex-SEAL himself. He died of Agent Orange related cancer in 2002-Though I cannot begin to understand how Scott's death has affected those around him, I know what it feels like to lose one of these men in a broader sense. It only takes one look into Scott's eyes to see the kind of love for life he possessed. My father had that same look, as do many of his buddies for the teams. They just want to get out there and do it all-and best of all, the confidence they have in themselves enables them to do just that. The kind of affect this has on the ones around them cannot be understated-it's truly amazing to have one of these men at your side. You simply don't know how to live until you've "taught" how to by a Navy SEAL. It breaks my heart to know that a man like this was taken from Kelly and her children; and yet, I'm so happy that they had the opportunity to know him. These are the same feelings I have towards my own father, the ones that get me through each day-Though I only had him for a brief 14 years, the experiences and life he infused into me are worth countless lifetimes. God bless all of you, and no matter how difficult things become, always remember Scott's example: Never ring that bell! Branan Jacobs, University of Florida P.S:I don't know what kind of crazy things you're doing up there Scott, but if you ever want company, there's an equally crazy Florida guy named Ted Jacobs you should get in touch with. I think you'd like him a lot. God Bless and Hooyah!

[2007-02-08] triciakyle kelsey wrote:
just a random night missing scott the kids and i have so much to talk about him all of the time kelsey is mini scott and kyle is mini me i am so blessed to have a piece of him still with us .... even though i would like to hurt her occasionally but god is good and our move to virginia has brought so many family values to the kids that thay never knew - i am so lucky to have the best big sister ever who teaches in thier school and keeps an eye on them and the rest of the "fam" is close behind. god is good.we are all so much better being here and know even though he resisted - we know he would understand and know we are here for the right reason - love and family kelly - what happened to adding our pictures? where are you ? are you ok? i still have the same # call me whats up?? to all of you that remember scott god bless you for thinking of him and please bless his children kyle and kelsey we still are fighting the grief cycle and can't get over our loss thank you for your support tricia (scott's wife)

[2007-02-07] Sam Haldi wrote:
Words can not express my admiration for Scott. We, a grateful nation, mourn the loss of him always, but revel in his noble life and cause. Thank you both for inspiring many who believe in freedom, sacrifice and courage. God bless. Best regards, Sam Haldi Atlanta, GA

[2007-02-07] Brian Tyler wrote:
Very touching website. May God bless your family. Brian

[2007-02-07] Charles wrote:
This is ALL George Bush's fault! We are loosing America's BEST men and women to a war that we should not be involved in. Now Bush wants a TRILLION plus dollars and even MORE TROOPS sent to Iraq. And our NEW and so called IMPROVED Congress can not stop him. Instead they rather TALK about it rather than cut the only thing to end this nightmare...HIS BUDGET. They are a disappointment also. Sure, Scott is in heaven now, but he would be HOME with his FAMILY if not for George Bush's war. Scott is a hero and left behind a fine family. I am so sorry for your loss.

[2007-02-07] Stephen McGarva wrote:
I saw something on the news this morning about Scott. Then reality kicked back in and reminded me that my friend is gone and I miss him! Scott was a true friend and I think of him often. I look at the pics of our climbing trips to j-tree back in the day...and have amazing memories. I miss my friend!!! Just can't shake the pain I feel from the loss! You're a good man Scott...you touched alot of lives. Cheers Bro. Steve

[2007-02-05] Dipak Patel wrote:
I can't believe this has happened. In the most selfish of ways, this is such a great loss. Scott is in a good place, and we are left with an unfillable void. I didn't know him personally, but his videos pulled me up and out, and into shape - and his sincerity was one of his best qualities. Feel really angry that he was taken in the matter he was.. war always was, always will be such an inhuman, barbaric, painful waste with no positive outcomes.

[2007-01-28] David Dunmire wrote:
A navy Seal is a special breed of person. Many have the dream of being a water borne worrior, but very few posses the the true inner burning desire which carries you to becoming one. You will be in my mind Scott, helping me to pull through, thank you. David

[2007-01-27] jose wrote:
I wrote this causse by browsing the web I found the space you reserved for scotty I'm here right now and just make's feel and understand what my family is going through I told my wife to look at you,re page and she cold me and told me how great it was, well on my side being here and work with all this guys just makes me understand the frienship on a diferent perspective,and to let you know that we all talk about theme on a regular bases, so as years go by they are not forgotten,

[2007-01-25] Gary wrote:
The Navy colors The colors are red To show the world The blood we've shed The Navy colors The colors are blue To show the world That we are true The Navy colors The colors are white To show the world That we will fight The Navy colors The colors are gold To show the world That we are bold

[2007-01-24] Jm wrote:
Scotty was an amazing guy. He is sorely missed by all. We may pass on, but the TEAMS continue, through them you will live on my friend.

[2007-01-24] Mary wrote:
Todays yahoo news article about the BW Helo crash in Iraq brought me here. Godspeed n GodBless the Helvenston Family!! I have been through many deployments of my husbands (Navy Seabee) already and my son-in-law (Army Sgt.) is over there right now for his units second tour. I just wanted to sign the guestbook and express my condolances to your family...even though its 2007 now. I remember that day and the news in 2004 clearly...I am sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing the smiles & the pics of Kelly and Scott n Family. ((: Sincerely, Mary

[2007-01-23] TIM ROGERS wrote:
my heart goes out to all the friends and family of this extraordinary man especially in the wake of this new tragedy just befallen other blackwater employees.I just want to say we will never forget the sacrifice.I myself was in the military and I know how important it is to know that people care.GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU!! TIM

[2007-01-16] matt murphy wrote:
He was a great man and a great American...RIP

[2007-01-14] LYNDA, "SHYLEAU" wrote:
WE MET WHEN I WAS IN THE CORPS, YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN,

[2007-01-13] MARK STARCK wrote:
WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YA LOTS BUBBA. NOW BEAR CRAWL AROUND HERE TIL I'AM GOOD AND TIRED! :)

[2007-01-12] Silviu Dancea wrote:
REST IN PEACE, MAN!

[2007-01-10] Joe wrote:
Hi Scotty, we will see again. In a sky corner, that is for us: Angel, martir, heroes... Excuse me for my bad english.

[2007-01-08] GySgt Mattice wrote:
I worked with Scott at I MEF SOTG for a short wile. Scott was all heart! He gave it he all with everything he did.

[2006-12-22] Naomi Hensrud wrote:
I've been doing Scott and Trisha's Navy Seal workouts for about 10 years. My brother brought the workout video home one day and my sister and I did those workouts faithfully! We also introduced to friends, family members, college friends etc. I just got done doing an ab workout and love them! My prayers are with Scott's family and friends. What a blessed memory Scott leaves!

[2006-12-06] Gonzalo Braunthal wrote:
I was a 2 time buds student in the early 90's and Scott was my instructor in class 168. I never made it all the way as a SEAL but those days in the Navy will never leave me. Although it seems so long ago that I was in the Navy, I will never forget you. You were a real person and a true American HERO. It hurt so much when I found out what had happened to you. God bless and your family. I will never forget who you were in my life and will always tell people about what a special person you were. Gonzalo Braunthal Tufts University

[2006-11-26] Dan AMIEL wrote:
Hello, my name is Dan and i live in Germany (I'am half-german / half-french). Here my story : I'm now 33 years old, and used to have an ill body covered with psoriasis (up to 80%) from 1999 to 2005. Before that time, i used to be a nice and attractive (healthy) guy, i really enjoyed life.Since i wasn't born with that illness, the speed with which it settled my entire body made my girlfriend leave, me which depressed me so much that i started to have suicidal tendencies because i didn't want to suffer anymore (appearence and pain). One day the Lord told me to change the way i lived : i stopped the junk food decided to start training. After some random searching in stores i found Scott's workout videotape hidden in the backroom of an old buy-and-sell shop. It looked dusty and old-fashioned, but "something" told me to take it. Well i can tell u that this training tape changed my life... After 6 months of daily training i had lowered my bodyweight from 115 kgs to 91 kgs (-24!) and healed my body (10% plaques left). But the strength and confidence that i gained didn't come from the training itself, but from Scott himself. I fell in love with his attitude, the timber of his voice, the kindness with which he leads the sessions. He pumped-up my mental again so much that i started to consider him as a friend (I'm not crazy). Sincethen, i always have the feeling that he is in the room with me and i can not imagine one single day without meeting Scott for an hour. On the day he left us, i was so sad that i sweat, i sweat all the tears of my body and didn't eat for a week. Anyway, i just wanted to send lots and lots of kisses to Kelly who shared his life. Be strong, i stand by u with all my strength and pray for Scott after everyday's session. Kelly, i wish i could take you in my arms and give you hope for i know what it is to lose someone you love. God Bless you and may Scott rest in peace for ever. We will both see him again someday. Until then we can “Only Imagine” what our eyes will see but we know he will be there to share it. Kisses. Dan (my phone in case you need to talk +49 160 96678008)

[2006-11-25] Dan Mazanec wrote:
Hello. I only knew Scott from his training videos. I learned that he was one of those in Faluja from the tv documentary. I was in a state of shocked for a few days afterward. It really hurts when tragedy strikes close to home. I wish I could go the the middle east and kill a few of those trash just to get revenge. But I'm glad that Scott had found the love of his life before passing. It makes a difference. God Bless Scott. God Bless his family. God Bless you all.

[2006-11-12] victor franco. wrote:
I am an exmiembro of the special spanish forces and in these moments I am in the libano working for a safety company,we have something jointly that I also have two children of short age and have cried as a child when I saw a documentary on what I happen in faluja to this companion.I encourage that w all you will have in our heart,a very big kiss to you and to your two children on behalf of my wife and may

[2006-11-04] Justin wrote:
Fair Winds and Following Seas my Friend. May the Lord greet you and your teamates at the gates of heaven. Rest in Peace & HOOYAH!

[2006-10-29] Jim Brochhausen wrote:
I had a great relationship with his workout tapes for a year before I found out, while googling his name to see if he had more tapes, who he was, what he did, and what happened. May Justice be Served for him

[2006-10-29] yong sik mo wrote:
See you in Heaven!

[2006-10-25] Hollywood wrote:
Scott was a real cocky guy, he was the one you love to hate on Combat missions but when your in the middle of hell he's the one you could coutn on to get you out. I was very surprised to hear what had happened back in 04. I figured he would be the herof of the day... I am so sorry and sad to hear of his passing I would have thought he would be a very big asset to this war and his brothers here at BLACKWATERUSA.. HOOAH Scotty from Ranger Hollywood

[2006-10-23] dave wrote:
We honor the soldiers, not the wars they fight. I never new Scott but he seemed so full of life. God bless him and your family eternally.

[2006-10-22] chris corder wrote:
Scott was a hero to his family, friends, and this country. Thank you for your service Scott. God Bless You.

[2006-10-18] eric wrote:
Kel sorry for your loss, sorry for war, i don't wish anyone to be over there, as the son of vietnam veterans the pain of war carries on for the living, combatants and noncombatants, i see nothing good of war, i pray for you and his kids and peace

[2006-10-15] kelly kasun wrote:
I am amazed at what an impact Scott has had on so many. What a wonderful tribute. Tricia, call me please 480-221-9671 - hugs, kelly

[2006-10-12] martin wrote:
i only knew of scott through the reality show combat missions but for some reason he stood out perhaps because of his strong character.When i found out he had been killed i was deeply shocked and felt compelled to offer my thoughts and prayers to his family

[2006-10-08] Russ wrote:
Hoo-Yah

[2006-10-08] Russ Garlinghouse wrote:
Hi Kelly my name is Russ. I can't express my sorrow for your loss, my deepest condolences. I have been to Iraq. I get out of the Navy next June.

[2006-10-07] No importa wrote:
No importa quien escribe este mensaje, solo importa el que un dolor tan grande como es el perder a alguien amado solo lo llena todos los buenos momentos vividos con esa persona y saber que se amó profundamente. Ya el cumplió su misión aqui en la tierra ahora te toca seguir tu camino y llenarte de luz y energia por tus hijos los cuales son otra parte de Scott y te necesitan fuerte...no te conozco solo vi un documental en donde lo vi y busqué por internet y me encontre con tu página y me dieron muchas ganas de llorar...muchas cosas no son justas y da mucha impotencia!! Dios te bendiga a ti y a tus 2 angeles....

[2006-09-26] Marc wrote:
He is gone, but will never be forgotten. I will continue to support his family and his life's dream. "Always the Quest" HOO-YAH

[2006-09-26] pat fernandez wrote:
god bless all the operators!

[2006-09-26] pat fernandez wrote:
god bless all the operators!

[2006-09-25] tom wrote:
you dont know me and I only knew scott from the military reality tv show he was on. I just want to let you know that some people dont forget... tom

[2006-09-21] tricia,kyle,keley wrote:
i just want you all to know that we all 3 appreciate the love and support you have for scott and for our family - thank you!!!! i moved the kids to va. to be near my family and to have some help and the first year was really bad but.... now things are getting better and they like me again so.. life is good kyle is a senior and is very very handsome - he looks like jason - and kelsey is a junior and is doing great too - she acts just like scott. so... i have the helvenston household in va and love it. kelly..... i am glad you are ok... call or write I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE WHO REMEMBERS SCOTT AND KNOWS HE DESERVES TO BE REMEMBERED HIS KIDS AND I ARE DOING OK = TIME WILL HEAL US THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR THOUGHT AND PRAYERS TRICIA, KYLE AND KELSEY

[2006-09-19] Dave wrote:
Hey, Kiddo....... They told us this morning you decided to go home...understandable, because that's where your family is. You take care of yourself, and keep in touch when you have the time.

[2006-09-13] Phil Sedlacek wrote:
God Bless you, Scott. As a Vietnam vet, purple heart recipient, I wish I had had your courage and love of your fellow man. It seems that all the good guys go so young. I guess God wants the best with him. Kelly will be fine. She is loved by so many. Thank you for you sacrifice for our freedom. I only hope we can stay worthy of it.

[2006-09-01] wrote:
I'm sorry I didn't know Scott, he was and is a real American hero. I'm glad I've gotten the opportunity to meet you and work with you. God bless you. Tim

[2006-08-27] Ro wrote:
Hey Kel .Hope you doing ok ..i just returned from Afganistan ..and wanted to check in ...i miss you scotty ... take care Kel ..love from Ro and Andrea

[2006-08-24] Chuck wrote:
Scott you and every contractor are the unsong hereos of this war. Thank you for your sacrifice. You are a true American hero.

[2006-08-17] jason nelson wrote:
hi, im in the navy. im not a seal. im a navy military policeman. i am a avid runner and swimmer, and hope to one day be a seal. i dont know much of scott but what i saw of him on t.v. but i can tell u, i was truely heart broken to hear of his death. i was very pleased to hear he had christ in his heart. he was a hero and i pray for his girlfriend, kids and ex wife. god bless all of u and HOO-YAH SCOTT. scott has got the angels in the lean and rest rite now pumping out pushups. god bless his soul and his family

[2006-08-11] Mike wrote:
A true American Hero. Rest in peace. Thank you for giving all of us our freedom.

[2006-08-07] Maj M. B. Parlor wrote:
To the memory of "True Patriots" such as Scott Helvenston, George Bacon, Michael Echanis, and others - there are some of us who will NEVER forget......Semper Fi, Michael B. Parlor

[2006-08-04] Nelson Carrick wrote:
I miss him. he really helped me through a hard time in 2002. He told me to pray my way through it. He was great with the practical jokes. A potato in the tail pipe really does work. I really miss you Scotty. I pray for you everyday Kelly.

[2006-08-02] Paul D. Roe wrote:
Hi- I am so sorry for your loss. It would be difficult to imagine your experience. I was shocked to hear Scott's name after 20 years. Scott and I went through Navy boot camp together in Company C-171, Division V in Orlando in 1982. It would have been difficult to forget Scott, because of the impression that he made. First of all, he was a good-looking guy. The kind of guy one wanted around to draw a crowd of women, so that one could score points with the also-rans, you know? Plus, his Mom, who lived fairly close by, as I recall, was the first Mom that made me think about moms in a whole new perspective-as a Hot Mom. Among other positive qualities, Scott had an electric enthusiasm that matched his neon smile. All of us got tan that Summer, but Scott got walnut brown, and that smile practically glowed in the dark. Other than for dramatic effect, even during the most arduous physical training, because of his fitness, I don't think that Scott broke a sweat, broke a heart rate of 60, or breathed hard at all. Our paths never crossed again after Boot, as far as I know. I went on and got my commission, and served on the USS Nashville, and USS Trenton as a Naval Officer. Of course, since Scott went on to make history as the youngest SEAL of his time, it's entirely possible that we had near-miss reunions at Little Creek, or Norfolk, since my ships went to both. We'll never know, I guess. I thought that you might want to hear about him from a younger time. I just wish that I had more to relate. He was a good guy then, and from what I've heard, he stayed that way. Please give my respects to his Mom, and rest of the family. Take care. Warmest regards, Paul (Buzz) Roe

[2006-08-01] Jean Troutman wrote:
About 6 months ago, I purchased one of Scott's training videos, which I have found very helpful in my athletic pursuits. I recently found out that was killed. I am very sorry for your tragic loss.

[2006-07-21] gina wrote:
Hey Kelly, I have not heard from you in a while...sounds like you are doing well. Write to my email so we can catch up and I can fill you in on all Chad is up to. Hello Tricia, Kyle and Kelsie. I hope you are all doing well. Jot me a note and let me know how everyone is doing. I am so happy that people are visiting the site...we know that Scott touched many lives...he will always be close to our hearts. God Bless you and the kids Tricia...would love to hear from you...gina

[2006-07-20] Kelly wrote:
I am amazed at the wonderful comments people have posted regarding Scott's life. He would be greatly honored and very thankful for such wonderful words. Tricia, sorry I couldn't come up to see you guys - I am in AZ for the summer. I miss Kelsey's face!! Give hugs to her, Kyle and Roxy for me. I am so proud of you Trish for how strong you are and how hard you are working and for what a good mom you are (I know the teenage years must be hard!) - I will get the pictures to you when I go back to WI - and I have some mementos of Scott's I thought Kyle and Kelsey might like. I am doing very well - FINALLY - I swear this prayer stuff works, doing the next right thing, trying to be a better person every day and picking myself up when I fall - never quit! Love U Guys - Kel

[2006-07-19] Lorne Parker wrote:
This is a long time coming, I was not aware of this site. I was in the Corps as a Recon Marine. Ran into Scott once while I was in. I now work for DHS and I was at the airport the day Scott headed out to Iraq. He game me his card and we exchanged e-mail addresses. A week later I heard from him, not long after that I heard of his passing on the radio. It hit me then that I may have been one of the last operators to see Scott ConUS before he left. He was proud, and he carred with him honor and a powerful spirit. I will post a special tribute to him on Together We Served. God bless Scott, safe sails and fair winds.

[2006-07-07] Mark Rafuls wrote:
Whats up Helv!! Somebody asked me the other day, " When was the first time I was ever on a cruise ship"? I thought back to 1984 when your mom sent us on that cruise for a day out of Tampa, after your parachute accident! We partied so hard, when we woke up the ship was empty and preparing for the next group of passengers. I'll never forget " THE BOAT TRIPP!!" as you used to call it. I guess the next time you, me, JT, and ET get together will invite Rick James to start if off. CUBA LIBRE my old friend!

[2006-07-05] Maurits wrote:
Rest in peace Scotty. I salute you! Maurits (from Holland)

[2006-07-04] nicole schell wrote:
Happy 4th everybody!! Tricia, Kyle, Kelsey and Kelly, I hope you’re all doing well. I think today is one of the most important days, if not the most important day of the year. We are free and are allowed to live our lives the way we do today because of the sacrifices that our military makes, as well as their families. THANK YOU Scott and the Helvenston family for helping to preserve our freedom and independence! God bless, Nicole.

[2006-07-03] Chet wrote:
I had the privleage of hanging out with Scott and his new team the night and morning before he died in Fallujah. He was cool. I will never forget the feeling I felt that day. I am encouraged to see that he knew Jesus. May god bless you and his children.

[2006-06-27] Dave USMC wrote:
><> God is Good! Just today I decided that Scott's Navy Seal Total Body Workout would be a great way to share a workout with my 10 yr old son while we PCS'd to Corpus Christi, TX. I searched high and low for the video tape in our packup. I asked God for to help me find the tape. Just as I gave up, God put my hands on it. We worked out with Scott. My son asked what happened to Scott and we found this sight on the web. We were elated to find that Scott is a brother with Christ in heaven! Scott's example for fitness and faith has inspired us - I love the workout even more and my son has witnessed another positive Christian/Military role model who loves the Lord. God Bless you. Amen <><

[2006-06-22] Ron wrote:
I am so glad I have a chance to let you know how much Scott means to me. His workout tapes have are still in use today. I carry his memory and wish you all the very best. I hope you know now that he touched my heart and I appreciate his sacrifice.

[2006-06-21] Terrence Thorne wrote:
I extend my heart-felt sorrow for your loss. I greatly admired Scott and though I did not know him personally It saddens me greatly that he is no longer with us. Please know that if you ever find yourself in Oklahoma City and in need of anything please let me know. Take care of yourselves. "T"

[2006-06-21] nicole schell wrote:
June 21st, a celebratory day and a sad day! On this day a humanitarian, teacher and warrior entered the world. A blessing and gift for all who knew and loved him. Through Scott and Tricia's fitness DVD series they have both taught me a smarter and healthier way of living and just being me. I'm proud and honored to say that I was and still am one of their students!! Tricia, Kyle, Kelsey and Kelly, I'm sorry Scott isn't here for you to celebrate his birthday with him. I know this day will hold a lot of memories, sadness and pain for you all, but hopefully a little less than last year. I will continue to pray for God to heal and bless you all for your loss and sacrifice. God bless, Nicole.

[2006-06-21] Darla wrote:
Happy Birthday Scott. Miss you.

[2006-06-21] john wrote:
Happy Birthday Scott.Thanks for the inspiration and determination you gave me to deal with life each and everyday.See you again someday.hoo-yah

[2006-05-29] john J wrote:
On this Memorial day we remember our fallen, and give thanks to our armed forces. Today I remembered Scott, and I have came to this site to give thanks for his service and his sacrifice to our great country. I know no words of mine can give comfort for his loss, rest now soldier, for we shall all meet in the kingdom of heaven. God Bless.

[2006-05-26] Robert wrote:
I had the opporunity to meet Scott a long time ago and learned alot from him. Scott is an amazing man. Scott is now fulfilling another mission before him as one of God's Angel. God Bless you buddy and your family. I apologize fr not writing more. This is very hard for me. On Memorial Day, please everyone light a candle and say a prayer.

[2006-05-24] Chris wrote:
Scott was a great American and he will be greatly missed. I first became familiar with him while watching Combat Missions. What happened to him is horrible and my heart goes out to his family and friends. It is obvious that the love Scott and Kel shared will live forever.

[2006-05-19] lilly wrote:
hey everyone this is Lilly Kellys daughter Its almost memorial day so moms in AZ with my grandma...Havent posted for a loooongg time so I decided to.... Well Im gonna go bye everyone!

[2006-05-13] Dr. Christopher Perez wrote:
Dear Kel and Katy: I just read the story regarding Scott in the May 8, 2006 edition of The Nation. The story moved me to tears; I am deeply sorry for your loss and will keep your family in my prayers. My God bless you and ease your grief. Sincerely, Dr. Perez

[2006-05-09] Wade Gore wrote:
Hey how is every1? hope all is well with u guys. I feel absolutely horrible for not leaving a message back on the 31st of March but i have been very busy and have not had much access to a computer. I was just stoping by to say hi tho.I still think about all of ya'll alot and still continue to keep u guys in my prayers. My finals are this week and its kickn my butt!lol Good luck on finals Kyle and Kelsey if ya'll havent had them already! Ya'll take it easy and keep pushing! We still continue to miss u Scott and look 4ward to the day we all meet again! Miss ya bud! Hoo-yah!

[2006-05-06] Ron wrote:
Just dropped by to say that Scott`s spirit and conviction has inspired me in my work. Ron from Sweden

[2006-05-03] Mark Starck wrote:
Scott is with us everyday. In the great American spirit of life that he showed us. So live your dreams and never stop. Climb a rock and do a workout. Play the music really loud and challenge your self beyond your wildest dreams and give'em HELL like Helvenston always did and always keep smiling Bubba! Standbye Standbye. Always

[2006-05-03] Ralph wrote:
my name is Ralph, i am from germany and today i read this article about Blackwater on a german internet newspaper. they also wrote about Scott Helvenston and i wanted to know something about him. so i searched the web and your site i found. i wish you all the best and that one day happiness will come back into you life.

[2006-04-26] roh wrote:
i still work in Iraq as a contractor ..nothings changed but me and my wife andrea ... i miss you bro .. stop f..king crying is what you would tell me ..love you always man

[2006-04-24] steve mcleod wrote:
My name is Steve from Ct. I promise that I will keep Scott and his family in my prayers. I read a few articles about what happened behind the scenes and was very sad to say the least. I am being trained right now in tactical firearms by a Blackwater Agent and will continue training in Dec at their training facility. I hope that the right and just thing prevails for Scott and his family. He is a true American hero, in the same leage character wise as Pat Tillman and thousands of others who sacrificed everything and paid the ultimate price. God rest his soul. Sincerely, Stephen McLeod

[2006-04-24] scott wrote:
My condolances to the family and children of Scott Halveston for their loss. My name is Scott and I was reminded about Mr. Helvenston's death by a radio program on 99.5fm wbai. some lawyers came on and started speaking about his death and holding the company he worked for responsible. i wanted to find out more about him and went on line which is where i found this website. Needeless to say from what the lawyer said. it would seem justice is on the horizon for the Helvenston family. God Bless try to stay strong. -Love Scott P.

[2006-04-24] Scott wrote:
What an amazing testimony that this Scott touched so many people's lives and is living on in such a wonderful way through this website, more than 2 years after God called him to Heaven. I found out about Scott's story several months ago, in similar fashion to many others that have visited here; I was searching/shopping for Navy SEAL workouts, and found this site in the midst. Scott lived a great life and inspired many, many people; that much is obvious just from the comments here and other articles I've found online. But what's more important than anything he did while on earth was his commitment to Jesus Christ, and willingness to share that with others. THAT is the only sure thing that any of us can hope for; eternal life in Heaven if we accept the Lord and live our lives for Him and not ourselves. None of us can avoid death from this life, and Scott realized that both with his pledge to God and the American public. So thanks for everything Scott! I'm proud to share the same first name, and now own & use every Navy SEAL workout that he produced. The words I hear from him several times a week include the unforgettable "Uh-one, two, thu-ree" count offs, as well as "A person with a STRONG stomach is a STRONG person" and my favorite "Pain is weakness leaving the body!" with that motivating grin. To Kelly, Tricia, the kids, and all the rest of Scott's family; remember those words of his, and know that there is another prayer warrior out here with your names on his lips. God Bless you all, and I pray that peace and comfort will come into your lives soon. ;)

[2006-04-21] Timothy Beauchamp wrote:
I just read the article in "The Nation" about Scott losing his life in Fallujah. I'm ex-Navy and my brother-in-law is a contractor in Iraq. My heart goes out to you, and Scott's family and friends. I'm very sorry for your loss! God Bless You.

[2006-04-21] Todd Cooper wrote:
Hi Kelly, I only learned of the lawsuit against Blackwater recently and about Scott also. It was a terrible tragedy what happened in Fallujah, but what was even worse is the disinterest which the US and Blackwater showed towards their greatest assets. I was driving to work as I listened to KPFK in LA and heard this sad story and it bought me to tears (which is saying something). Remember Scott only with joy as he is obviously someone who should be remembered as such. And take strength that he lived such an honorable life. He was obviously much too good for the treatment he received at the hands of Blackwater and the US government. My condolences to you, your children, his children, and your families. Best, todd cooper, california.

[2006-04-19] Mary Pascavage wrote:
Kelly: I want to thank you for this site, I was thinking about Scotty lately and decided to do a search and found you. I would like you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers, as are the rest of Scotty's family. I had the pleasure of knowing him when I lived in Virginia Beach, mid to late 80's. A story to share was the time I was going to stay home on New Year's because my boyfriend (his team mate) was out of town and I didn't have a date for New Year's being as it was couples. Scotty stepped up to the plate and was my "date" so I didn't have to miss the fun. It's been a lot of years, but at least I still have photos & memories to keep smiling over. I wish you the best and again, thanks for this site, it is a beautiful tribute.

[2006-04-17] chris ethridge wrote:
i'm not really sure of what to put up here, but i wanted the family to know i was thinking of them today....a hero's family seems to be forgotten too soon after tragedy....i hope that easter brought a smile to your faces....god bless you guys.

[2006-04-16] nicole wrote:
HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE! This morning I said a prayer for Scott and a prayer for all of you as well, Tricia, Kyle, Kelsey and Kelly. I hope your Easter is happy and joyous with a little less sadness. God bless you all, Nicole.

[2006-04-14] Michael Blackwell wrote:
I bought Scott Helvenston's video for NAVY SEAL exercises and I benefitted greatly from it. When I learned that he was one of the men ambushed and his body was ---- Anyway, needless to say, I felt so tremendously sad. I know there isn't a day many people wish he were still alive, along with the rest of those men. From the videos, he looked like such a cool guy. I wish I could've met him in life. Michael A. Blackwell blackwell@usa.com

[2006-04-06] nicole wrote:
Tricia, I know Scott only from Combat Missions and the fitness videos and dvd's the two of you have produced. From watching them both it is obvious how special a man and human being Scott was. I recently purchased the, "True-Fit," dvd series and I'm loving it. I follow along with you. By way of his fitness videos and dvd's Scott has enriched my life and so have you. I have been losing weight that I've wanted to lose for a very long time, which I hadn’t been able to do, until I tried yours and Scott's fitness dvd's. I feel better and I have a more positive outlook on life. For that I sincerely THANK YOU AND SCOTT from the bottom of my heart. Also I'd like to thank you for being such an inspiration to me. On the dvd you make it look so easy, but having done the workouts myself, I know they are not. You are sooo inspirational to me how you do them so effortlessly and are able to keep up with Scott as well as you do. You also looked like you were having a lot of fun. WOW! I respect you tremendously for it. Every night I pray for God to take care of Scott and for you, your children and Kelly to heal and to give you strength to face another day without him. If you think about it though you're not really without him. He loved you all and you all love him therefore you're a part of each other and carry him inside you everywhere you go. Still, I will continue to pray for you all to heal and to find happiness and fulfillment in your lives. God bless, Nicole

[2006-04-05] Marcus Wallin wrote:
I just saw the Combat Missions series, and decided to google Scott's name (I recognized him from somewhere), and whas shocked to read about what had happened. Please accept my sympathy and deepest condolences upon the passing of this great American hero. This only inspires me more to pursue my drams of one day becomming a Navy SEAL!

[2006-04-04] doesn't matter wrote:
Mr Helvenston you'll never be forgotten, I admire you and you made me feel the passion to do the things with heart and soul, thank you for be a real human in this world full of hate, but also full of people like you, with a lot of good things and feelings to offer. God bless you and I hope to know you someday in heaven (I'll do my best to go to heaven where you at)I'll have you in my thoughts and pray for your family. the other day just heard a song in the radio, I didn't know if was the song that plays in this page but instantly remembered you, smiling (and doing exercise of course ;) ). Again, thank you for being a positive influence on me. GOD BLESS YOU MR HELVENSTON

[2006-03-31] tricia, kyle and kelsey wrote:
well, today marked 2 years that we will all miss scott. i know there are so many people who remember and think about what an incredible person he was and who know him like we do and for some who just know him from the tv/videos but however anyone knows him they know he was special and had a heart that was fierce and gentle at the same time. kyle kelsey and i went on a kayack and spent the night together remembering who he was. kelsey wanted hotdogs "like daddy used to make them" so.... we had hotdogs, fresca and i had a cubalibre (rum and coke) in his honor.then we went out in the kayacks and brought him his. there was a cloud with a hole in it with the sun shining through it that kelsey noticed, the sun beams were coming down to us. she and i both knew it was scott. kyle was a little less sentimental but .......... i think he believed too. we put his hotdog and fresca and rum and coke in the inlet and said our prayers and the hole in the clouds closed up. i hope you all had a day that was a positive remembrance of scott today, like us. we miss him more than anyone can know but know he is at peace. love to all tricia, kyle and kelsey

[2006-03-25] craig wrote:
Only just read what happened to Scott. I didn't know the guy personally, but what happened touched me enough to want to pay my respects and condolences. Combat Missions was aired a few years ago here in the UK and I was rooting for Delta from the start. Scott certainly seemed like a character if a handful at times. But his spark and drive was inpsiring.

[2006-03-23] darla wrote:
I came to the site today to feel some happiness and some tears for my cuz'. I think about Scotty just about every day. I love to read all of the wonderful thoughts so many people have for him. I miss him as so many of you do also. Tricia - I hope you and the kids are doing well. Our thoughts are always with you.

[2006-03-15] Charlie wrote:
I remember reading about Scott in the newspaper. The more I read, the sicker I felt. We will miss him dealy, but his memory and actions will always be remembered. God Bless You All...

[2006-03-10] Patrick (Philippines) wrote:
I was watching the old episode of "exposed" the episode was "Man vs. Beast" I was amazed that he was the yougest man to become a Navy Seal. I have great admiration about seals. Scott was the man who defited I guess it was a chimpanzee, I search his profile in the Internet, I was shocked when I read the article that he was killed in the ambush in Iraq, Last summer here I was watching the "news central" our evening news here. I saw him many times in the news, but I did not knew yet that he's Scott. For me his a great hero, He already fulfilled his life here on earth. To the family, Your are lucky to have Scott in your life.Scott will be part of my life, I look u to him.

[2006-03-10] darci spiker wrote:
Dear Trish and family....I think of you often and am sorry for your loss. Scott was a bright spark in so many lives; an amazing man in so many respects. I feel happy to have been challenged by him during a small part of my life and am thankful for his courage, strength and inspiration. Best wishes to all of you. Love, Darci Spiker

[2006-03-09] David A. wrote:
Truly a great warrior and a real American hero. His death will not be in vain. The thousands of military personnel serving in Iraq will look at the life he led, and use it to bring them strength. God bless him and his family. I am certain he’s up there now instructing Jesus to keep his finger off the trigger at all times. Godspeed Mr. Helvenston! Semper Fi

[2006-03-08] Justin Ho wrote:
He definitely was a great man. May he rest in peace. God bless him and his family. I wish I could possess the strength he had in his faith, the love he had for his family, and the honour to serve in what he believed in.

[2006-03-06] Park. wrote:
God bless him and his family.

[2006-03-05] Bill Ogletree wrote:
I only know him from his exercise videos and TV appearances. I also served in Iraqi Freedom and consider Scott a great American and a true hero. May he walk with God!

[2006-03-01] Sam Andrews wrote:
I missed Combat Missions. Saw Scott on man vs beast kickin a chimps ass. Am deeply sorry to hear of the death of one of this ages true warriors. My only hope is that a smirk will spread his face as he looks down upon the earth to see me and the few others carring on his warrior way with fierce intent and tenacity we he himself so adamantly displayed.Im sure that is what he would want as a warrior, to live on through the warriors to come. Rest in Peace.

[2006-02-19] Trey Blanton wrote:
When I watched Combat Missions I was about 14 and thought of Scott Helvenston as my favorite. He was a passionate man who some may not have appreciated, but I know of the values behind his persona. I'm not a religious person, in the Christian sense, but I try to live with honor and ethical principles and I can tell you that he was and is a good man. I just found out today, after I saw an old tape with evolution 13 on it, and found out what happened on the internet, when I went to see what had happened to some of the men. I'm sorry about what happened. God Bless you and take care. HooYah!

[2006-02-19] Trey Blanton wrote:
I watched Combat Missions when it came out. I was about 14 and even then I was impressed with Scott Helvenston. Some may have disapproved of his attitude on the show, but I knew the values behind such an attitue. Today, I found an old tape showing evolution 13, and decided to see what became of a few of my favorites. I'm truly sorry for what happened, he was and will always be a good man. I'm not a religious person in the Christian sense, as I was raised, but I do follow ethics and principles, and I know that he's a passionate man who dedicated his life to his values and keeping Americans safe. God bless you and keep you safe. HooYah!

[2006-02-18] DREW HOWE wrote:
I used to hear stories about Scott from guys in the teams. Some knew Scott well having served with him, others that never served with him still knew him because of his persona. He was well liked by many, and not so well liked by a few. One called him a "a-hole" but followed with, "but he's our a-hole." I never met Scott...but I know he'll be missed. I cryed the day I heard he'd past...I know many cryed that day. I'm happy to know that Scott is with Christ.

[2006-02-10] Pedro Martinez wrote:
Hi I'm from MEXICO and I saw Scott in the COMBAT MISSIONS series and quickly became my favorite competitor because Scott was different. Recently I heard about the bad news and I was shocked! but hey! now Scott is trainning the angels in heaven!.!!GOD BLESS YOU MISTER HELVENSTON!!

[2006-02-09] Cam wrote:
I saw Scott on a TV show once and was impressed that he was a Navy SEAL at 17 (my current age). After watching that show was the first time I ever thought seriouly about serving in the military, which is what I now plan on doing after I graduate high school. Thank you Scott. Hooyah!

[2006-02-08] Mike wrote:
I never met Scott, but I was once involved with the SEALS and I have heard about Scott several time. To this day I think about him and what me went thru. Just the other day I read about his story in GQ Magazine. It's a SHAME that he was put into a position with limited resources. I hope the families win the lawsuit against Blackwater. Thank you Kelly for this site as it keeps his memories alive and he will never be forgotten. Hooyah.

[2006-02-06] Don Calvano wrote:
To Scott's family, I am currently a contractor in Iraq, on my second tour. I came partially because a good friend of mine, Bruce Tow, was killed here in May 2004. I can't tell you that this whole place is worth even one of our lost brothers, but we are making sure they didn't die in vain. God Bless you, Don

[2006-02-05] Kelly Ernce wrote:
Somehow I just found out yesterday that Scott was one of the contractors KIA in Iraq. I've been out the Navy (EOD) for about 10 years. Scott was one of my BUDS instructors in winter class 169. I remember him as a motivating leader and inspirational intructor. You'll be missed bro. Hooyah.

[2006-02-01] James Tai wrote:
I met scott at photo shot and airsoft event. I still have those picture. Please let me know if I can do anything for you.

[2006-01-26] Kevin Hall wrote:
Scott was truely a brave person. His courage and patriotism surley were reflected through his actions .

[2006-01-21] Jack Hoffend wrote:
Thank you for your wonderful creation with this site. When those brave men were murdered and dishonored, I was rageful, and remain so. However, until now I had never seen their pictures, and glimpsed into their home lives, and loved ones. Words fail to adequately express my condolences, and my gratitude to God for blessing us with his time and spirit. May Jesus embrace Scott, and may God bless Kelly in her grief.

[2006-01-20] Marty wrote:
I lost my brother in Iraq on 31OCT2006. May God comfort your family as he has mine. "Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, here am I; send me." Isaiah 6:8 (KJV)

[2006-01-20] Lloyd Jaquez wrote:
Thank you for sharing this site with the public. I was shocked to find that Scott was one of the four Blackwater contracters killed in Faluja, while watching a PBS documentary on the privatization of military contracts in Iraq. My deepest regards go to you and your family. I did not know Scott, but I purchased the workout video he made some time ago, and enjoyed the special forces challange T.V. show he was in. He was a patriot and I wish you and yours the very best. Lloyd Jaquez, Phx Az

[2006-01-20] David Reamey wrote:
I'm very sorry for the loss of your husband, I really respected him and I only learned of his death last night. Nothing I can possibly can relive your grief. But know that some day soon you will be together with him again for all eternity. I hope to look you and your family up then and get to know you all in our Father's kingdom.

[2006-01-19] Scott wrote:
It is not how Scott died that made him great...it is how he lived. His Trident shines bright. He is a warrior on a new mission.

[2006-01-18] Matthew Plasterer wrote:
I purchased one of Scott's Navy Seal workout tapes a few years ago. I only found out last night, watching a documentary, that he had been killed in Iraq. This hit close to home because my older brother is an army ranger who has been to Iraq several times. I was sorry to hear about Scott, he seemed like a great guy.

[2006-01-17] Beverly wrote:
I Bought Scott's video tapes and lost all of my post baby weight after having my son. I loved his tapes so much that I called and ordered another one. When I ordered the last one in 1998 I spoke to Scott on the phone. I am very saddened by the loss of this American Hero. God bless you Kelly and all of Scott's family and friends.

[2006-01-16] Jena wrote:
I only knew Scott over the telephone. I worked for a financial services firm and he was one of my clients. I was searching for his videos to purchase and found this site. My condolences to all of his family and friends.

[2006-01-09] Gregory wrote:
I met Scott for the first time at his first annual Navy SEAL Fitness Challenge event in CA. I competed in it, and thought Scott was a stand up guy. I'm very pleased to hear that Scott professed faith in Jesus Christ. I remember thinking to myself when I learned that he was dead..."I wish I would of know Christ when I met Scott, I would have shared with him, my now present savior.” What a joy to learn that Scott may have known the Lord. :) May he rest in Peace with our Lord, Gregory USN Navy Ordnance Clearance Diver, EODMU-7 Det. 101

[2006-01-06] Guy wrote:
Feeling sad this evening… Watched a program on A&E which featured an officer, by the name of Steve Claggett, on the Dallas SWAT team. He looked sort of familiar, so decided to google his name – that lead me from Combat Missions, to Scott, and then finally – to his site. My wife and I were faithful viewers of Combat Missions; we were both shocked the day he died. Scott was such a fierce competitor, but you could feel that there was soft and gentle side to him. …as for the feeling of sadness. I was upset with my oldest son & sent him to bed early this evening. Scott’s site pretty much put it into perspective for me – one should really count their blessings. I’ll be sure to give him a ‘bigger’ hug in the morning My prayers go out to Kelly and the entire Helvenston family Peace

[2006-01-03] Jake wrote:
I must stay I'm shocked and saddened to find that this VERY Special Operator is gone. I got to know him watching Comb