Donald Scott

He was my doctor in the early 80s, and saw me through several failed pregnancies, he was caring and supportive. Then in 82 he delivered my son and then a daughter in 84. He made a real difference in my life the few years I knew him. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I worked with Don for 35 years and he was always a joy to work with. 15 years ago we reconnected and married 10 years ago enjoying his beloved Beaver games but he watched all sports. We remodeled homes talked about all his hunting days with family. We enjoyed visiting grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was so loved and will be greatly missed my companion my friend and my husband.

We're all very sorry to learn of Uncle Don's death. The last of the three Scott brothers.

Dr. Scott was one of the most caring doctors I´ve ever known. He truly cared for his patients and it was wonderful to have him as my doctor for the delivery of my two children. I still remember hearing his voice all the way from the delivery room announcing the sex of the babies one day when I was in the maternity ward. He was always cheerful and very patient. Unfortunately they don´t make doctors of his caliber anymore. My prayers to his family.

I met Don Scott several years ago and saw what a wonderful husband and companion he was to his wife Katy Scott. Distressed to see that his children neglected to mention he marriage to a woman who had so much in common with their father. It was evident that Don adored his wife Katy. My sincerest condolences on his death. RIP Don.

His military graveside service will be December 26 at 2pm at willamete national cemetery

Don was my husband, my friend for the last 10 years of his life. A wonderful companion where we enjoyed watching sports and talking about his career and his love of hunting. I will miss him so mych