Scott E. Hughes

Scotty was one of my best friends - just talking about him today. God bless, and miss you brother!

Miss you old friend - can't believe it's been ten years. We had some great adventures together, I will always cherish the memories. See you down the road on Mt. Tamalpais, we'll be driving a 65 Corvette Stingray. God bless you man!

Having worked with Scotty over the years and his great personality will never be forgotten. Scotty was neighbors to my grandparents and I could not have been more at ease having him there to watch over them He was a great guy and has left this world way too soon. I'm sure he will be making lots of folks laugh in heaven..God bless him and his family

Scottie,

So sorry you're gone - always thought we'd do one more trip together - Califonia Dreamin', three bears in a Corvette, three days to San Fran, some kind of record. You were the best - Quarterback, Boxer, Guitar player, Driver, Jokester, and Friend. So you wound up having one more trip than me, well, I'll see you there. Marc

Dear Family of Scott,
We are so very sorry to read of the passing of Scott. He was a fine man who was lucky enough to grow up in Dalton. He was always well liked by all who knew him. He had fine and loving parents in Walter and Lydia, and two great sisters who did and always will love and adore their little brother. Scott was a very friendly and always like able guy. All who knew Scott knew his sense of humor and his musical abilities too. My husband Bill and my brother Walt Haussler...

Growing up in Dalton I attended school with Scott and will remember him as a nice guy with a great personality. May your memories give you strenght at this time. God Bless Liz Watson Crock

May God Blees Scotty and His Family, He was a quiet guty and a great neighbor and will be missed by all on our strret.
Sam & Linda McArthur,
702 Daffodil Court, Exeter

I worked with Scott back in the 70s when our Met careers were starting. Have known him for over 35 years and I will always remember his great sense of humor. I remember when the paint sprayer he purchased from Sears blew up and he drove to Sears covered in paint demanding a new one. No one could tell a story as funny as Scotty could. I am so sorry Scotty has passed on and I will pray for his eternal peace and those he leaves behind.