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WILLIAM SCOTT Obituary
WILLIAM PATRICK SCOTT (Age 26)
"Billy", a lifelong resident of Greenbelt, MD, passed away suddenly on Friday, October 2, 2020. Son of the late David Anthony Boswell and Mary Anne McAndrew Scott; brother of the late David Michael Boswell; nephew of Robert Edgar Boswell, Katherine Boswell Clark (W. Mark), Floy Elizabeth Boswell, Thomas McAndrew, Jr. (Mary), Michael McAndrew (Karen) and Patrick J. McAndrew (Linda); cousin of Michael McAndrew (Demetria), Laura McAndrew, Lindsay McAndrew, Katherine McAndrew, Colleen McAndrew, Kristin McAndrew, Marie McAndrew, Michael McAndrew, Steven Andrew Colombo, Jr., Jacob Lee Boswell, and Michael Mark Clark. Preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Wilmer Edgar and Floy Landreth Boswell, maternal grandparents, Thomas, Sr. and Margaret McAndrew, aunt, Margaret (Peggy) McAndrew Jones, and cousin, Ezekial Robert Boswell; Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a private family service is being planned for a later date.www.borgwardtfuneralhome.com
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Anthony Jae
November 19, 2020
I'm truly sorry to hear what happened and Billy met when I was 16 and he was 18. He lived right next to me with his wonderful Mom. We grew up since then and we always liked to hangout together in Greenbelt. He had great big hugs, had lots of jokes and things to talk about and was really good at cheering me up. He was also a hard working friend ❤ You will be missed - Anthony
Dorothy, Norman, & Matthew Dobson
October 15, 2020
Very sorry to hear of your loss. Billy joined us many times for dinner. He was a "gentle giant." We will miss his very sweet smile and bear hugs.
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