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Jimmie Lee "Scottie" Scott

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Jimmie Lee Scott "Scottie" Jimmie Lee Scott "Scottie" passed away on February 19, 2010. He was born January 23, 1937, in Houston, Texas. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Lorraine Scott and their combined children Monique Boitnott and her husband Michael, Normand Begnoche and wife Wendy, Marc Begnoche and wife Mary; Paul Begnoche and wife Wanda and Anne-Marie Begnoche. His grandchildren are Mitchell and Mason Boitnott; Catherine, Merille, Aimee, Michelle, Arielle, Justin, Trevor, Cierra, Paris, and Patricia Begnoche. His great-grandchildren are Dora and Evangeline. He is also survived by his sister Emma Lou Scott and nieces Norma Lou Ramey and husband Edwin and Nina Ann Hennessey and husband Tom . He was preceded in death by his parents Morris and Sadie Scott of Houston, his sister Bettye Jones and her husband Norman of Baytown, Texas and his son Anthony Scott of Austin. Scottie graduated from Stephan F. Austin High School in Houston, Texas. He then joined the Air Force and served for 23 years. During that time he served a tour of duty in Vietnam. After retirement he returned to school and graduated from St. Edwards University with a degree in Social Work. Scottie never met a stranger and was always looking for a good game of double deck GI pinochle, cribbage or dominoes. He was proud to be an American and loved eagles. A memorial service will be held Tuesday, February 23rd, at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas at 10:15 a.m. A reception to celebrate his life will follow at VFW Post 3377 from 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., located at 12921 Lowden Lane, Manchaca, Texas, where he was a life member. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund at http://[email protected]

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Published by Austin American-Statesman on Feb. 21, 2010.

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Dianna Ball

February 24, 2010

In Loving Memory
If tears could build a stairway
And memories build a lane,
We'd walk right up to heaven and
Bring you home again.
Since you'll never be forgotten,
We pledge to you today
A hallow place within our hearts
Is where you will always stay..

You always be our "Scottie"
With Love and Peace
Dianna Ball and Her Daddy Carl Ball

February 24, 2010

I am truly shocked by the news! You were a very close part of my Daddy's and mine. You will be truly missed by us both and I remember many days and night s at your house and making noise and having lots of fun with Anne-Marie and Tony, also getting into trouble too! My Daddy and I will never forget you or your family ya'll will always be a part of our Lives forever!
I also remember you sticking out your teeth just to get a laugh from us.
May the love you shared with us always be felt when we miss you the most ..
May your Grace Love and Happiness carry on!!!!
Love Always,
Dianna Ball

Bill O'Dwyer

February 23, 2010

Well a good friend is now playing cards at the main table. Enjoyed his company each and everyday we played at the senior center, he will be missed.

Richard (MAC) McDowell

February 22, 2010

Scottie, I never knew you Ladie, at least not until 2005 at the Austin 1955 Class Reunion in Houston. Save a place for us. We will lift a glass in April if we make it.

Matt Sells

February 22, 2010

Scottie you definatly was a good a friend, and my fondest memory of you was chasing me around with your teeth sticking out when i was 8 or 9 years old. You will be Greatly Missed But Never Forgotten.

Gary Moore

February 22, 2010

A wonderful friend who will be truly missed.

February 21, 2010

I have to call you "Scottie," and regardless of what I call you, there will be an ache in my heart as I remember you fondly. Your shrill whistle, your booming voice, and your determination(and success)to beat me in dominoes will remain cherished memories. Don't tell Lorraine, but I you, Neighbor.

Betty

Norma Ramey

February 21, 2010

"Uncle Dimmie, home from Dermany"...That is supposedly my first sentence as a baby. It is the story Uncle Jimmie told every time I was introduced to friends, either his or mine. I will miss you Uncle Jimmie and the 'fun/sometimes trouble' you got me into often. Love 'ya much.

Doris Laird

February 21, 2010

Jimmie Lee and I started kindergarden at Burnet elementary in Houston and went on through junior high and high school together. I last saw him at our 50-year high-school reunion five years ago.

Mark Thomson

February 21, 2010

My final 65 to ya. Too many fond memories, too many Buds shared, I will never forget my big brother and our heartfelt bond we hold together forever.

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