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Edward H. Scott, 91, of Grafton passed away peacefully on Friday January 4, 2019 surrounded by his loving family. He was the husband of the late Marilyn B. (Bliss) Scott who died in 2015. They married in Milford in 1950 and celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Ed was born September 28, 1927 in Milford the son of the late Carlton and Marion (Judkins) Scott and was a graduate of Hopedale High School. He had been a resident of Milford, Holliston and Hopedale before moving to Grafton 32 years ago. Ed started his career working in his grandfather's market as a child and went on to become a salesman, finish carpenter, builder, remodeler, painter, Deputy Fire Chief, Selectman, landlord and most importantly a loving husband and father. He loved hard work and fresh air, and could be found working out in the yard year-round. Among some of his accomplishments, he took great pride in leading an untiring fundraising campaign to bring the first Jaws of Life rescue tool to the Hopedale Fire Department. Ed was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, serving in WW II. Ed is survived by two sons, Douglas E. Scott of Milford and Mark L. and his wife Krissy Scott of Grafton, his daughter-in-law Lee Scott of Hanover, 7 grandchildren, Bryan and his wife Katie Scott of N. Reading, Jason and his wife Jennifer Scott of Hanover, Greg Scott and his fiancee Nicole Miles of Northbridge, Gary Scott and his fiancee Michelle Stransky of Hanover, Kayleigh and her husband Steve Tosches of Milford, Taylor Dowden and his fiancee Jeanette Swan of Hopedale and Cody Harris of Upton. He also leaves 6 great grandchildren, Julia, Sam, Connor, Luke, Madeline and Daniel and his beloved family dog "Bella". Ed was predeceased by one son, Robert C. Scott who died in 2014 and a brother, Robert Scott. A Celebration of life brunch will be held Saturday January 26, 2019 from 11AM - 1PM at The Grafton Inn, Rte. 140, Grafton. The family would like to thank everyone for their care, friendship and compassion at the Beaumont facilities and the Salmon Hospice nursing team. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123 or to the Robert C. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Rockland Trust, 288 Union St., Rockland, MA 02370. www.bumafuneralhome.com.
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Mark, Doug and family,
Sincere condolences for the passing of Ed. I have many fond memories of your dad and enjoyed listening to his stories throughout my time in Hopedale. Rest In Peace Mr. Scott. The entire Scott family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Richard Mank
January 26, 2019
Dear Doug,Mark,and Family,
Please acceppt my condolences during this difficult time. I have great memories of your dad as a friend,fellow firefighter,and tradesman. May the love, and memories that you know help heal your grieving hearts.
Most Sincerely,
David Carchio and Family
David Carchio
January 24, 2019
Doug, Mark & family,
My sincere condolences on the loss of Ed. Such a kind, generous and hardworking man. Always a smile on his face. Our paths crossed for over 30 years.... he was quite a character. May he Rest In Peace.
Shelly Leclaire
January 20, 2019
To the wonderful family of Mr. Scott,
Mark, Christine, and so on. Seeing this today has brought our hearts one step closer to God. God has taken another one of the best people that ever lived, a beautiful person that was given the ultimate gift of life at 91 years to spend with his loved ones. Mr. Scott is and will be sorely missed by all whom knew him. He has now rested in eternal life and we are certain he is now together with his loved ones passed before him. R.I.SWEET.P Mr. Bob, you were an angel from heaven on earth and you are now back home... Much respect Sir.
Joe and Karen Formalarie
January 19, 2019
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