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1951
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2011
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Earle Scott Obituary
He was formerly employed at NH Explosives & Machinery and lastly owned and operated his own business, S & S Construction Equipment Repair.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Abrams of Concord; two children, David Scott and his wife Bonnie of Franklin, and Josie Scott of Arizona; three grandchildren, Travis and Colby Bettens, Samantha Scott, and was expecting his fourth grandchild on June 30th. Also, he leaves a brother, James Scott of Concord; a sister, Nancy Osgood of Virginai; a brother-in-law and his wife, Bruce and Bette Abrams of Vermont, and their children, Jordan and Evan.
A Remembrance Gathering will be held Saturday, April 16th from 2 to 4 p.m. at The Red Blazer, 72 Manchester St., Concord.
Thibault-Neun Funeral Home is assisting with arrangements; an online guestbook is available at www.neunfuneralhomes.com
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Memories and Condolences
for Earle Scott
Todd Spataro
July 13, 2011
Dear Karen,
I just heard the news today and am deeply sorry for your loss. Scotty was my best friend for years and our last conversation was in April. I am going to miss him always, but will remember the funny, good times we had together.
My mother Lorraine, and Angela and Christopher seed you, Karen, our deepest sympathies. God bless you, always.
Earle Lewis Frank Scott
May 8, 2011
Bonnie Scott
April 22, 2011
Dad,
We love and miss you dearly. But I want you to know that Karen, Dave and Baby Scotty are going to be care of and I will give them extra hugs and kisses for you. You're in my thoughts daily and I miss your bright smile and hugs that you gave to me with openheartedness. I know you're spirit is watching over us too as we are family and we are all her for each other in one form or another. Love...
Deanna Call
April 21, 2011
I met him only one time. He was Mr. Scott to me in the 90s. He was Dave's Dad and even now, 20+ years later I remember thinking how he HAD to be Dave's Dad. He was witty, not easily irritated by our teenage stupidity,smiling and friendly. His son has always been the guy that I think of and smile and, I am sure that Mr. Scott was that same person to many, many people; the one you think of and can't help but smile.
Sincere and heartfelt sympathies to all of you.
john michael
April 18, 2011
i had one off scottys first high bikes when we grew up around whites park. had alot of great times in the air flying in his plane.i will miss him alot.he was a true friend.
Bob Di Nitto
April 16, 2011
I 1st remember meeting Scotty back in the early to mid 1960's.. He was a couple years older than me. I was a frequent fixture in the family home on the corner of Rumford St and Washington streets. We used to build the darnedest "bicycles" with seats that were 8ft off the ground and build "flaming" sailboats for white's park pond. What characters we were.
My sincerest condolances to all.
Josie Scott
April 16, 2011
One of the things when I was a kid that amazed me about my Dad was that we could go into any store in town and it always seemed that everyone there knew my Dad. Cries of "Hey Scotty" ringing through the air. My brother has grown up to be just like him... that same open hearted, good natured, loving kind of man. I remember when he was living in Bear Brook State Park with his friend Dale, neither of them could cook. My brother and I ate a lot of buttered spaghetti ! I remember the sled my Grampy and Dad built so they could pull us through the park snowmobile trails with their snowmobiles. I remember the pigs Karen and he had behind their house... named Pork Chop and Bacon I do believe, only my Dad would name his pigs that, lol ! I remember that my Dad was going to build an underground house and yes, I shot his work truck with the BB gun; though I am sure I blamed it on David. Sorry David. I remember riding in a lawn chair in his work van because there were only two seats and no child restraint laws in effect, hehe. The catfish I kept wrapped in tinfoil for two days because Dad wouldn't make me kill it, when camping was over he helped me release it and by God that fish swam away. My Dad may not have been perfect, he might have had his flaws, but he was and always will be my Dad. He chose me to be his daughter and for that and for all the good memories I have I will forever be grateful. I love you Dad. I will miss you, but I know that some day I will see you again.
Mike Jordan
April 15, 2011
Karen,
I just heard about Scotty last evening, it's hard to find words. I have a note in my daytimer to call him today. (15th). I hadn't seen Scotty in at least 20 years and a few months ago he called me out of the blue. We've been in touch, through the phone (I'm in Arkansas) almost every week since then. We had planned to get together in N.H. In June. I'm not much of a phone person but I looked forward to talking to Scotty. We talked of things we did together when we were in our late teens and early twenties. We'd also talk about family and usually what we were doing that day. He seemed to be in the process of going to get firewood or just having done that, on the days we talked. He said he liked sitting by the woodstove. Scotty was a good soul. He was always quick to help me with some project, never asking anything in return. I'm sure that right now, Scotty is in a good place. He earned it. But we'll miss him.
Mickey Jordan
Mary Bombaci
April 15, 2011
Karen, so sorry to hear about Scotty. He was the best of the true originals. My lasting image of him is standing in the pool smiling from ear to ear. Remember the lawn mower ride he took us on? He will not be forgotten, nor will your love and kindness to him.
Doug Perron
April 14, 2011
Karen, I still remember the days at the racquetball club in Concord - good times. He was my best friend - I'll miss him and the good times we had.
John Di Nitto
April 14, 2011
I met Scotty and his family back in 1954 when we lived across the street from each other. Still have many fond childhood and teenage memories...he was always a great guy and good friend...
April 14, 2011
Scot family,I was very sad to red about Scotty in the paper today.He was a good friend and nieghbor. I will miss his cheerful smile and easy going maner.Mike Warren
Alan rogers Sr.
April 14, 2011
Scotty had more friends than anybody i have known i was one i never forget him Karen I'm so sorry for your loss he loved you very much as he told me many times he will be missed
alan rogers sr.
April 14, 2011
Scotty was a great friend to me and many of his other friends he left us way to soon i will miss him tremendusly
April 14, 2011
We are thinking about you both during this hard time. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. We love you!!
Timmy and Sarah, Loudon NH
Roger Stiles
April 14, 2011
I have fond memories of our childhood days when we played together. I remember the house on Washington Street, and the many hours of fun we had together. Roger Stiles, Milan, TN.
Linda Garland
April 14, 2011
David, Karen and Family....I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
The Staff of Thibault-Neun Funeral Home
April 14, 2011
Offering our deepest sympathies during this time.
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