
Scott McKenzie
Born: 1939-01-10 - Died: 2012-08-18Cause of Death: Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Death Summary: According to reports, McKenzie had been suffering from the nervous system disease Guillain-Barre Syndrome, before passing away at the age of 73.
Who was Scott McKenzie : Scott McKenzie was a singer, best known for the song San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair), which was a hit in 1967. He was from Jacksonville, Florida, but moved to North Carolina when he was just six months old. He grew up there and in Virginia. After singing in a doo wop band called The Abstracts in the 50s, he joined The Journeymen in the 60s (with John Phillips), and recorded three albums and seven singles. He could have been part of the Mamas and The Papas (which Phillips formed later), but declined.
Who was Scott McKenzie : Scott McKenzie was a singer, best known for the song San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair), which was a hit in 1967. He was from Jacksonville, Florida, but moved to North Carolina when he was just six months old. He grew up there and in Virginia. After singing in a doo wop band called The Abstracts in the 50s, he joined The Journeymen in the 60s (with John Phillips), and recorded three albums and seven singles. He could have been part of the Mamas and The Papas (which Phillips formed later), but declined.
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i always love the song”san francisco”. my brothers were in nam when it was popular. it always remended me of them . R.I.P Scott, you will be missed
San Francisco owes you a street name, Scott!!
Have a great journey, kiddo!!
Thank you so much Scott.
I thought Scott McKenzie was a female singer who sand the song, San Francisco????
I LOVE the song that he sand “San Francisco”!!!!!!!!!! RIP!!!!!!!!!!
scott…during the difficult days of hamlet and my personal anguish at that time, your friendship was the healing balm that i needed. the little book of poetry that you gave me is still a treasured gift. may your rest be as sweet as it is deserving
scott…during the difficult days of hamlet and my personal anguish at that time, your friendship was the healing balm that i needed. the little book of poetry that you gave me is still a treasured gift. may your rest be as sweet as it is deserving…
San Fransico is a beautiful son that you did so well & I will always love it & sing along with it
RIP Scott MsKenzie your song will live forever
I want to thank each and everyone of my ptentias for all the support and prayers you have given me through this difficult time in my life. I certainly didn’t need another challenge in my life. The world is made up of people in far worse shape and condition than me so I am very grateful for the wonderful life I have and will continue to have. All my ptentias in the practice were very special to me and I enjoyed not only the work but the relationships. I loved coming to work everyday. I believe that sometimes it’s best to leave at the top of your game. Not the way I wanted to go out, but sometimes you don’t get a choice. I am very proud of the team, (they are the best) and with Dr. Ghatnekar, I feel relieved that everyone is in good hands. It’s early but it appears all the sarcoma is removed. I still can’t believe it grew from 4cm to 15cm in a month. Treatment will probably a couple of weeks for recovery and then who knows what, but it will be up at UCLA. In the future I hope to come into the office and see a few of you from time to time just for a hug!! Thanks, again for all your kindness and understanding for all these years. I will treasure that part of my life. You all are forever in my heart.