Samuel Payton Scott

My name is Phillip Mangham I was a welder early 80s I built Payton´s working pens and gates I remember Andy his dog a blue heeler , scar on head n between eyes. Chianina bull kick if family remember me call 4797901612 I would like to hear from

I loved this great, great man among men. This man that was bigger than life. Bigger than all of us. A man that touched my life and was tougher than us but with a heart as big as the Texas sky. I remember at ranch headquarter as we drifted off to sleep when Payt said, "Dream bout ole Stace John...I'll be dreamin bout Johnnie, love of my life that woman is, love of my life....
That's all I have to say.
J. Grabski

I am so sad. Mr. Scott was one of the kindest men I knew. He was one of the main reasons we frequented the Cowtown Farmers Market. His banter with us and our kids made it so enjoyable and even when we moved away we shared stories about his wit and kindness. Though I have just found out over a month later, my heart is very heavy. I pray the Scott family is at peace. I know this must be hard.

From the "Red" Duncan family, Sorry to hear about Peyton and wish we had been notified about Barry's death also. Johnnie we love you and send our condolences with your family.

We thought so much of Payton. He was such a wonderful person with such a good sense of humor. We will surely miss him. Johnnie and children, we share your sorrow. We know that God cares for you and will bless you.

Nancy Buzzard & Mary Byrd
Texas Crude Energy
Fort Worth

Johnnie, Theresa, Neil, and Sam,

Please know you have my deepest sympathies for your loss. Of Payton's many legacies, the family he leaves behind stands tallest.

Prayers to the Scott family. We have fond memories.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Mr. Payton was always kind to me. Beverly, cold Springs Farm

What a good man...he lived life well and always quick with a joke and a kind word, Prayers for Johnnie and family ... He's with Jesus now !