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Cliff Scott Obituary
He was a retired minister of the Open Bible Standard churches. He pastured for more than 37 years, including in Baldwin Park, Tujunga, and Ramona, California; in Phoenix, Arizona; in Eugene, Oregon; in Billings, Montana, and in Elk, Washington. He was born on November 20, 1931 in Britton, South Dakota, the fifth of six children to Will and Jennie Scott. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Betty (Norman) Scott and his four children Glenyce Scott of Perkasie, Pennsylvania; Cherrie Handley of Scottsdale, Arizona; Debi Huffman of Gresham, Oregon and Bob Scott of Billings, Montana. He is also survived by eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Cliff was a loving husband and father. He always accepted and loved folks without hesitation. He left a legacy of love and forgiveness and will be deeply missed. A memorial service will be held on Thursday, January 19, at 11am at Mesa First Assembly, 1303 South Lindsay, Mesa, Arizona 85204.
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Todd Berg
January 29, 2006
Our prayers are with you Betty Scott and family. Some of the best memories that I have with Pastor Scott was the motorcycle ride that I took with him from Billings, Mt. to Eugene Or. in '85 and when we got back from the trip. I bought his motorcycle from him and I still own that motorcycle today. That motorcycle and Pastor Scott will always have a special spot in my heart.
John & Missy Bluebaugh
January 27, 2006
Our love and prayers are with you. Betty, you and Cliff had a great impact on our ministry and we love you very much. May the comfort of the Holy Spirit be with each of you as you grieve your loss.
Oscar Berg
January 24, 2006
My family will always remember the love that Cliff had for everyone.
GOD has many rewards for him.
Our prays are for the family that will miss him very much.
Myra Bourne
January 20, 2006
Our family was enriched by the character and instruction of Pastor Scott and we are grateful that God choose him to be a part of our lives. Our hearts go out to all of you and you are in our prayers.
Richard Downer
January 19, 2006
Cliff was a wonderful pastor and christ like influence in our lives. He will be greatly missed by all the people that he has led to the Lord and many lives he touched. Our prayers go out to his family. How great it is to know we will see him again one day.
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