Jeffrey David Scott

I am deeply saddened by Jeff's passing. I have known Jeff since high school. Later he served as my Mother's attorney for many family matters and his warm, caring and very personal style carried through all those meetings. We reconnected on my regrettably rare visits home at the Westminster Church over the years. I felt a special kinship with Jeff since we both suffered hearing losses early in life. I admired his great professional success as well as his genuine caring for people. My deepest...

Cathy and I will aways be better for having been blessed with Jeff's intelligence, kindness and courage-much courage.

Susie--You and your family are in my thoughts as you grieve this loss. All my love.

I was so blessed to have known Jeff. I first met him at Dulaney and Davis and he and I worked with many joint clients providing Estate Planning over the years. I was so happy to learn that he had attained his dream of becoming a pastor. Jeff was a kind, loving and giving person. My deepest sympathy to Suzie, Lauren and Janna. He will be missed, but we know he is now resting in the arms of our Loving Lord and Saviour. Jeff, rest in peace. We will meet again. Joe Jenkins, Prescott, Arizona

It was a blessing to have Jeff as a friend for over 70 years. I will miss our telephone discussions of the Ravens and the Titans. Jeff and I enjoyed walking over Civil War battlefields; this photo was taken at Chickamauga when he and Susie visited us in TN. He was a man of great faith and will be missed; our condolences to his family and friends.

I knew Jeff briefly and mostly through his sister, Julia, during our high school days. I remember him vividly as a kindly, thoughtful person, and am impressed with the story of his later life which I just read here. My best wishes and condolences to his family.

May the God of comfort bring the family peace.

My sincere condolences.

We're so glad that we were able to visit with Jeff last month at the Dickinson Reunion. Our thoughts are with his friends and family.