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On September 15th, 2012, Rollerbladers from all over New York City and New Jersey came together to show their support for Brian Scott Jr. A local rollerblader whose life was taken too soon on October 12, 2009.

This is a small montage dedicated to Brian, with over forty rollerbladers honoring and skating in his memory.

Today is the anniversary of his passing, but we feature this montage today from his memorial session, in honor of his life. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Brian and participated in the montage. This one’s for you Cozmik.

Photo Gallery on IRollNY | Larger picture of the sepia group photo.

Small tribute edit to the late Brian Scott Jr, killed in error on Oct 12th, 2009 by a cowards bullet. Born on Sept 12, 1991, Brian was 18 years and 1 month old.

This edit is a snippet of the Brian we knew within the skate community and a perspective on where Brian’s talent and skill would’ve taken him… UP! Roll in PEACE.

Thumbnail photo by Cesar Macay & Graphic by Val Vera.

Tracks: Radiohead – Videotape (live in Boston) & The Black Keys – Everlasting Light.

Previously

• Roll in Peace: Brian Cozmik Scott.

Photos: David Toro. Thanks AOR Mag.

A Personal Remembrance of Brian Scott:

Cozmik wasn’t apart of just one family or just one community.

He was, and still is, apart of our family and our community.

Brian’s presence was so strong felt that there is not one skater in New York City who didn’t know who we was.

He was easily recognizable among others by his hair and the wristband he always wore. His talent and progression is something we all took notice to. [...]

Check the Article on IrollNY.

ROLL IN PEACE: Brian “Cozmik” Scott:

If everything went the way we wanted, then Brian Scott would have continued to impress the skaters around him and would have eventually established himself among the long line of great skaters in NYC.

The title “great” has been thrown around a lot in NYC, but I think we need to look into the word “great” and compare it to Cozmik and see what the two had in common.

Cozmik was a great friend to many, and made great jokes, he had great skating skills, and had a great inner personality.

He was grateful for what skating had done for him, and skating was grateful for what he has done for it.

When it comes down to it, “great” may be an understatement.

The word we are looking for to define this great human being may not even exist.

If we as fellow skaters felt his presence this strongly then imagine the family that was fortunate enough to have known him for years… [...]

Check the Article by Angelo Ferrer on Believeinone.com.

FLATBUSH (WABC) — An argument outside a coffee shop erupted into a deadly triple shooting in Brooklyn.

Brian Scott Jr. was killed in a hail of bullets inside a restaurant on Park Side Avenue.

Check the Video on ABClocal.
Thanks Jan Welch.

Brian Scott-mini view:

Brian Scott aka cosmik, Brooklyn (NY).

Shot with canon xha1 on sd 16×9 mode and edited on fcp.