Everett Scott

Scotty was a great man who served his entire life to our country. I had the pleasure of serving with him for 3 years. During that time scotty never hesitated to pass along the knowledge he gained through decades of experience. We laughed together and most important of all we worked hard together. Scotty at work was a no-nonsense man. He held very high standards to all of those who worked with him and held even higher for himself. His dedication and laugh will be missed by many.

Scotty was a mentor, work father, and a light to those blessed to have worked with him. Thank you for sharing him with us.

I served with Scotty on Baker Flight in Skivvy Nine, Osan AB, Korea. He was a great analyst and had many interesting times with him. Sorry to hear of his passing, too many have gone.

Scotty was my work dad. He truly cared about me and my family. He was always fun to have analytical discussions with as well as just sit back and talk about nothing. We tended to have similar view points of the world and I think that is how we drew close. He will truly be missed as well as his, "See you later boys and girls."

A hero. A man who truly loved and was deeply loved and respected by everyone who knew him. So sad. Myong Sook and I mourn and will miss him dearly. Goodbye, Scotty!

I'm so sorry to hear of Scotty's passing. My sympathies to Lee and his family. Scotty and I served together in Korea and at Fort Meade, Maryland. He coached the SUSLAK softball team at Yongsan in 1980/1981. Rest in Peace, my friend!

My deepest condolences to Lee and family. I still reminisce about Scotty and I eating lunch every weekday at the Navy Club at Yongsan, and Scotty always ate his French fries first before they got cold. It's the little things. I'm going to miss you Mr. Scott.

Larry & Ae Sun Johnson

Thoughts and prayers - you will be missed. Rich & Aimee