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Marion Scott Obituary
Marion is survived by her children Andrew Scott and Leslie Dienel (Charles) as well as their daughters, Casey and Robin. She is also survived by her sister Kay Adam's as well as several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Edward, son James and brother Neall Holder.
Marion and Ed were married for 65 years. They met in Cleveland Heights, Ohio when they were 12 years old and were married on June 15, 1951. They raised their family in Hudson, Ohio. Both Marion and Ed shared a love of dancing. She was a wonderful mother and was always there when we needed her. Marion also had many friends and was a well loved member of the community of Hudson.
Marion was involved in several organizations in Hudson; Garden club, Couples Club and a Girl Scout Leader, to name a few. She was a member of the Congregation Church of Hudson for many years and later with the Wooster United Methodist Church in Wooster, Ohio. Marion was very active at church teaching Sunday school, serving as a Deaconess and helping in the kitchen as she loved to cook.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the City of Hudson's Commemorative Donation Program.Send donations with an application to: The Public Works Dept., Commemorative Donation, 1769 Georgetown Road, Hudson, Ohio 44236.
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Karen Manthey
March 20, 2024
Marion and Ed were loving kind people that welcomed us into their home. I will always remember Ed's voice behind me in the church choir, and Scotty nearby singing along. Marion was generous with treats when we were hanging out at the Scott's house and her beautiful smile was infectious. I'll never forget how understanding our parents were when we got our car stuck in mud up to the floorboards. Our parents got a few laughs ( and groans) out of that. RIP sweet Marion, and Ed. Karen Manthey.
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