We have received the tragic news that long time UK access industry salesman Rupert Scott has died.
He passed away suddenly on Tuesday June 11th having suffered a brain aneurysm, he was only 56 and had been working in the office at Quick Reach as normal on Monday, but left at the end of the day never to return.
Rupert Scott
He had joined UK rental company Quick Reach in August 2022, after 17 years with Nationwide Platforms. He began his tenure at Quick Reach on the hire desk and was promoted to area sales manager in November. Prior to getting into the rental industry, he had worked with Clancy Docwra at St Pancreas Station.
A statement from Quick Reach said: “We are deeply saddened to share the news of the sudden passing of our dear friend and colleague, Rupert Scott. Rupert was a valued member of our team known for his sense of humour, warmth and unwavering positivity. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his fiancée, family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.
A London boy, Rupert met the love of his life Kass O’Reilly during his time working at St Pancras, the two had finally become officially engaged on Christmas Day, and were planning the wedding for next May. In addition to his fiancée, he leaves behind his mother Valerie and elder brother Adam.
Kass O’Reilly said: “On behalf of Valerie Scott, Adam and I, we would like to thank each and every single person who has shown us so much love and support during this time.”
A good many of his friends and colleagues have commented on how funny and kind he was and that he was a real gentleman. A few examples show the level of affection for him.
“Rupert was so liked and loved by so many. He had such a lovely friendly way about him, he always had time for a chat, such a lovely fella ,witty funny and a gentleman.”
“He will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.”
“RIP to one of the most funny, loveable gentlemen I have ever had the pleasure to know kind."
“Everyone adored you and you always made so many of us laugh... Thank you for touching the hearts of many on this Earth.”
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