George-Scott-Obituary

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George A. Scott

Wilmington, North Carolina

Oct 11, 1944 – Dec 23, 2020 (Age 76)

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BORN
October 11, 1944
DIED
December 23, 2020
AGE
76
LOCATION
Wilmington, North Carolina

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Andrews Mortuary and Crematory - Market Street Chapel - Wilmington Obituary

George A. Scott passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on December 23, 2020 in Wilmington, NC.


He was born on October 11, 1944, the son of William T. Scott and Marie Di Carluccio Scott, in the Bronx, NY. He was preceded in death by his sister, Elizabeth Scott Toolen. He relocated to Wilmington from New York in 2010 and spent some of the happiest years of his life here.


George is survived by his wife of 42 years, Judi, also of New York, NY, sons David Scott (Paula) and G. Darrin Scott, both of Wilmington, NC, grandchildren Christina, Kendall, Victoria and Abigail, all of Wilmington, NC, brother William Scott of Riverview, FL, sister Maryanna Scott Hudak of Magnolia, DE, and sister Rita Scott Collier of Bethlehem, PA. He was a loving and caring husband, father, grandfather, son, son-in-law, brother, uncle and friend to many.


George was a restaurateur for many years: he owned four different restaurants in NY, worked as a manager at Peter Luger Steakhouse in Brooklyn and for the last 10 years has been known to many in Wilmington as the dapper host at the front desk at the Bridge Tender restaurant in Wrightsville Beach; he thrived on the contacts he made with colleagues and customers. He was a recent and avid golfer, enjoyed good food and fine wine, and loved to travel (Aruba and Italy were tops on his list). Music was so important to him; his tastes were eclectic, from Bach and Beethoven to The Eagles and Pink Floyd, with Pink Martini thrown in.  George was generous with his time and his person, always ready to help out in any way he could. He was a great host who loved having company come to his home and cooking and baking for them. He had such a good life, just too short; he got to use his gifts and pursue his loves and interests, and make a lot of people feel happy, loved, and looked after. George touched many lives, left so many wonderful memories.


Funeral services will be private, on Tuesday, December 29. A memorial service will be planned in the future.  Donations in George’s memory may be made to Assistance League of Greater Wilmington, 420 Eastwood Road, Unit 107, Wilmington, NC 28403.

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I remember George as being such a great guy at PHS. He was always there to lend a hand at all the school activities. My condolences to his wife and family. I will miss seeing him at our 60th reunion but we will keep him in our heart.

Barbara Policastri-Citro

Such a shame we are all in shock. I always enjoyed his company, so outgoing and friendly and interested in hearing about my life. My opera friends and I always went to the Bridge Tender after the Metropolitan Opera at UNCW and had drinks and good food and conversations with George. Easter times were especially happy. He will be missed by all. Hugs and kisses to all of you his loving family,

Although I have not seen George since our last reunion, I have many fond memories of him since we were very young. My brother, Bill Davenport, and George were friends for a very long time. I also had the good fortune of knowing him in PHS and going to his shows when he sang with his folk music band. He truly loved life and lived it with gusto.

My sincere condolences. A nice guy. I knew him in Paramus H.S. music-chorus class 1962. Mark Goldfarb, M.D.

I have fond memories of working with George as a recreation counselor at Memorial School during our college years. He was witty, generous and had great skills in leadership and organizing. Condolences to all who knew and loved him. May God comfort those who mourn. Amen.
Peace and comfort always,
Sister Carol M. Weaver
Paramus High School, class of 1962

It is almost sixty years since we graduated from Paramus High School in 1962, and George was certainly a wonderful part of our high school years. He attended reunions and enjoyed telling and listening to so many stories! I will miss his daughter! It is sad to think he will not be at our 60th, but his memory will carry on. Our hearts and prayers are with Judi, his family and friends, Wilma and Victor Egg

So sorry for your loss. I will be praying for you and your family. (NC Farm Bureau)

Always a gentlemen.