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Michele’s RememberMe Story

“We had been together 35 years and it was extremely difficult for me to let him go”

She lost her husband Scott in 2026, after 35 years together.

A polaroid-style photo of Scott, long haired with a mustache, cheek to cheek with a smiling dark-haired woman, set on a blue sky with paper clouds and a heart-shaped hot air balloon
Scott’s songThe Look We Understood
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IScott’s song

“The Look We Understood”

A country song for Scott · 4:29

0:00 4:29

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

What she wrote about Scott, word for word, and the lines it became.

  1. A memoryWe rode motorcycles and belong to a group that we rode with both in New York and in Florida… We traveled and saw the country
    In the song 0:13

    From the New York chill to the Florida sun

    Riding those motorcycles, having our fun

    With the group on the highway, the wind in our hair

    Traveling the country, we didn't have a care

  2. His legacyHe had a thrill for life from riding his motorcycle to fishing with his best buddies and talking on his CB radio
    In the song 0:39

    You had a thrill for this life and a generous heart

    Out fishing with buddies or on the CB

  3. Her message to himYou were my husband, my friend in the love of my life. I will miss you always, and I love you deeply
    In the song 0:52

    Scott, you were my husband, my rock, and my friend

    The love of my life right up to the end

    I will miss you always, and I love you so deep

  4. What she missesyour shoulders to lean on. You were my rock always and the voice of reason. No judgment just love
    In the song 1:05

    You were the voice of reason, my shoulder to lean on

    No judgment, just love, even now that you're gone

  5. A memoryWe spent lots of time with our children and grandchildren. We had a few inside jokes in the look that no one else understood
    In the song 1:34

    Kids and the grandkids all gathered around

    We had our inside jokes, a secret or two

    And that quiet little look that nobody else knew

  6. His legacyHe taught me to love unconditionally and not to judge a book by its cover
    In the song 2:52

    You taught me to love without any condition

    To never judge a book by the cover it wears

  7. What she missesI miss your hugs and your genuine I love you . I miss your gentle touch
    In the song 3:05

    I miss your warm hugs and your gentle touch

    And your genuine "I love you" that showed me you cared

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IIIScott’s story

Scott was kind, loving, funny, generous, good natured, supportive and family oriented. “He had a thrill for life,” his wife says, from riding his motorcycle to fishing with his best buddies and talking on his CB radio.

They rode motorcycles together, with a group in New York and in Florida, where they moved and spent many years in the beautiful weather. They traveled and saw the country.

“I will miss you always, and I love you deeply.”

What she wrote to him

They spent lots of time with their children and grandchildren. And they had a few inside jokes, and “the look that no one else understood.”

He taught her to love unconditionally and not to judge a book by its cover.

“It makes me feel so good when I listen to it.”

Scott’s wife, in her review

She misses his hugs, his genuine “I love you,” his gentle touch and his shoulders to lean on. As she wrote to him, “You were my rock always and the voice of reason. No judgment just love.”

After 35 years together, letting him go was extremely difficult. Since his song arrived, she has “played it and played it and played it,” and shared it with people.

IVEverything she said

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