Jimmie Lee "Scottie" Scott

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

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...

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.

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.

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.

A wonderful friend who will be truly missed.

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

"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.

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.