Leonard Wayne Scott

Professor Scott was an institution at the Texas Land Title Institute, and i always looked forward to our time together and dinner with he and Maxine. I am better for my time with him and will miss him dearly.

Wayne and I worked together as faculty at the law school for over forty years. In the later years, we spent many an evening in his office talking about law, politics, world events, history, the virtues of the rural life in Texas, our families and last, but far from least, our beloved canines. Those times were the best of times. I love my dear friend Wayne. He was one of a kind, and I miss his limitless kindness, his wry humor and his unbound enthusiam for life, family, faith, America and the...

I am so grateful to have been able to have nominated Wayne Scott for the Gene Cavin Award, which he was given as the highest award of the State Bar of Texas for Excellence in Continuing Legal Education (CLE) because of his extensive contributions to Texas Bar CLE before and after my working there which were inspired by his own mentor, Gene Cavin himself. In addition to that really remarkable body of CLE contribution, I got to participate in teaching at St. Marys Law for about 7 years in...