Raymond H. "Ray Scott" Scott Jr.

I knew Ray when I was boxing for Club Sar back in the late 80's and early 90's he was a great photographer and a professional he loved what he did and always had a smile on his face .We will all miss you friend. Rest in peace.

Does anyone know what happened to Rays arkive there are some old videos I'd like to find.

My best wishes to Ray's wife and family. I sent him a birthday wish on Facebook and was shocked to hear,from a cousin of his,that he had passed away. That makes me feel sad. We went to school together in Mattoon, Il. We lived near his grandparents for awhile. I will miss his E-mail messages and jokes.

I first met Ray while he was video taping (that's right...VHS tapes) our amateur bouts for USA Boxing @ the local events; went on to become a referee and eventually our COO : Chief of Officials. One of the first if not the first official to suggest to me to try my hand at officiating. Thank you Ray Scott. RIP my brother.

I was shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of my friend Ray Scott, I learned this as we did a ten count in tribute to him at the Celebrity theater card--When I started with the boxing commission, Ray was one of the first to welcomed me on board---A good man Ray Scott was, RIP Ray.

It was a pleasure to know Ray. He was fun to work with at the boxing events. We always had a good laugh. It is sad that he is gone but I know he is in a better place. He sure did love Mona and it was always nice to see her at the fights when ever she accompanied Ray to our events. We did a ten count with a moment of silence for Ray at the fights in Tucson tonight. All my best to Mona and family
Craig Harmon