June 4, 1993 – November 30, 2017
On November 30th at 2:10 p.m. Scotty slipped away peacefully after a brief battle with cancer.
Mom and Jen held his hands as he went to find Pop and the rest of his family – Uncle Ronnie, Aunties Tish, Cheryl and Ruth, Grandma and Grandpa Williams and of course Ode.
Scott leaves behind his nan Helen, his “girl” Leah, his mom Sheilagh (Lee), dad Fred, sister Jennifer (Jeff), very special Auntie Shar and Uncle Jeff, Uncle Mike and Chris, Steve (Jessie) Caleb and Anna Beans, Uncle Hugh and Auntie Angela and Auntie Suzanne and their families. He also leaves behind Earl, Bash, Rosie and of course that bad dog Gil.
A celebration of Scott’s life will take place Friday, December 8th at 11:00 a.m. at the Lac Du Bonnet Legion.
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Gerald Payne
Sorry for your loss,Very kind hearted,funny and giving guy.He will be sadly missed by all who knew him,Rest in peace my friend,until we meet again❤️
al moffat
When Helen called me today and told me that Scotty had passed away, I was shocked. All of twenty-four years – how tragic. Sheilagh and Fred, Jennifer, Sherry and Jeff my heartfelt condolences. And Helen what can I say but to remain strong and rely on your family and friends to get you through this period of grief.
All my love to you all,
Al Moffat
Cambridge, On
Janice Cameron and Lawrence Lavoie
We are so sorry for your loss.
Sheilagh, Jennifer, Fred
and the rest of the family.
Joyce Simcoe
Sheilagh & Lee
Fred, Jen& Jeff
Helen,Sherry and Jeff
I’m so sorry to hear of Scotty’s passing. With heartfelt condolences to all. Thinking of you during this difficult time.❤️
Janice Cameron
Fred and family
Sincerest condolences on the loss of your son.
May he rest in peace.
Wayne and Linda Bruchanski
Larry & Jacquie M
As I read this along with the tributes, it’s easy to see that a fine young man went to sleep far too early in life. With having two daughters slightly older than Scotty, we can’t imagine how much pain family and friends are feeling . It’s hard to watch those we care about struggle with their health. One thing that really helps is a promise in the bible, at Isaiah 33:24, where it says that soon there will come a time when no one living on this earth will say “I am sick” ever again. It’s what keeps us going personally, as we too, have lost friends & relatives. An unending, happy life in the paradise earth promised in Luke 23:43 will be a place and time where those we’ve lost will be woken from their peaceful sleep, and be brought back to life again. (John 11:11) We hope this sure promise keep you going too. Take good care.