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Olivia Scott Obituary
Olivia graduated from Roy Miller High School and later attended Del Mar College, both in Corpus Christi, TX. Her professional journey spanned across law enforcement and social services, where she made significant contributions to the welfare of her community.
Her personal life was deeply intertwined with the military, proudly being a Navy Wife and an Army Mom. Her daughter's service in the Army brought a deep sense of pride and commitment to military causes, which was evident in her voluntary services at the Wounded Warrior Family Service Center. Here, she worked alongside her husband to assist war heroes and their families in adjusting to life back home. Olivia was raised Catholic and was a beacon of hope and strength in her community. Her adventurous spirit shone through her hobbies, which included zip lining and arts and crafts. She also had a profound love for her animals Pepe, Cha Cha and Sara.
Olivia is survived by her husband, Robert Theodore Scott II; children, Robert Theodore Scott III and Sandra Christine Scott; siblings, Gloria Dominguez and Tina Cross; and grandsons, Zaccary Dylan Lindholm, Ryan Austin Lee, and Ian Vincent Scott. She was preceded in death by her parents, Marcelino and Sara Gil, and several siblings.
A Celebration of Life will be held on November 23, 2024 from 11:30am-1:30pm at:
VFW Post 4676
202 W. Aviation BLVD.
Universal City TX, 78148.
Kindly RSVP by November 15th to [email protected].
She will be laid to rest at Memory Gardens Cemetery in Corpus Christi, TX, alongside her parents. Olivia's life was a testament to her strength, generosity, and unwavering faith. She will be profoundly missed by all who knew her.
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Mary and Ruben Villafranca
November 22, 2024
Volunteering at Warrior and Family Support Center We exchanged Christmas and she made the most beautiful pine cone ornaments. Thank you Olivia. RIP
Gloria Martinez
November 21, 2024
I have many memories of OLIVIA SCOTT growing up, but the one that sticks out the most is after my mom, Olivia Martinez (her cousin), passed away. Olivia Scott made me a beautiful butterfly bracelet and sent me a lovely note with the bracelet. The butterfly represented my mom, who adored butterflies. I was so happy to receive such a beautiful gift. Olivia was a lovely, caring person. I will miss our out-of-the-blue conversations. Rest in peace.
robert scott
October 31, 2024
Need to know if you're coming to the celebration of Life. E Mail Sandra Scott at
[email protected]
Sandra Scott
October 30, 2024
There will be a Celebration of Life on November 23, 2024 at our VFW Post 4676 from 11:30 am-1:30pm. The address is 202 W Aviation Blvd, Universal City, TX 78148.
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Windy Jo Holland
October 30, 2024
My favorite thing about my Aunt Olivia is her laughter ~ she had the best laugh and found funny humor in many things listening to Olivia´s laughter was infectious ~ laughter is the best medicine ~
My memories of my Auntie Olivia is of how beautifully ~ creative ~ a natural artist ~ you name it Olivia could create it &
one of my favorites is of a
ceramic scissor rack that she designed to hang on the wall ~
what I loved was
Olivia´s message on the
Ceramic Scissor Rack:
"this is my scissor rack ~ if you use my please put them back"
(simple & kind)
Always kind words Olivia spoke & wrote ~
Olivia is one of the best mothers I´ve ever known in my 57 years of living
Jeannie metoyer
October 29, 2024
Robert
October 26, 2024
I guess I learned from my mom as well as my dad to love your kids no matter what they do with in their life you want to try to help them and love them and be kind to them that's something I didn't get from them I tried to get close to them I love them and I hope she's in a better place
Anthony Teixeira
October 26, 2024
Auntie Olivia was very impactful to my childhood, and maybe more than she ever knew. I loved visiting my grandmother Mia and getting to see auntie Olivia. She was the absolute kindest soul, she was so caring and thoughtful and just such a feeling of warmth to be around her. I´ll cherish the memories of her from my youth and I can still her voice and laugh. Thank you auntie Olivia for your love, your smile, your light and gift of your laugh that echoes forever in my heart. Oh and thank you especially for letting me always play with the ferrets even though uncle Bob wasn´t always a big fan of me taking them out I love you auntie I love you uncle Bob, Sandy and Bobby!
Mrs. Pamela Ann Almazan
October 26, 2024
Dearest Olivia, I´m so sad, you will be truly missed. Thank you for So many things to include our times together, our chats and mostly your love and kindness. Thank you for teaching Madi how to make jewelry. Thank you for your great advise. Mostly, thank you for helping me out of the dark places that disrupted my life and well-being.
I Love you Olivia. You will forever remain in my thoughts and prayers.
Sandra Scott
October 25, 2024
Erica Lindholm
October 25, 2024
My heart is filled with sorrow. Olivia was dear to my heart. I have so many memories of her but my best memory was when Zaccary, Michaelanne and myself went to visit Ta and Nana Olivia in Corpus Christi. She was decorating for Christmas and had to get some decorations out of the garage. She asked for my help but as we entered the garage she jumped up on the mustange on to a table and her itty bitty self was practically hanging from the rafters, tossing me box after box. We laughed so hard because here she was, my sons grandmother, scalling the grage walls like an acrobat. I will never forget her laugh! Rest in Peace Olivia! Much Love! Erica
Bryson Teixeira
October 25, 2024
While you are physically gone, the life lived and memories shared will live on. You had a remarkable life and left a lasting impact on everyone you came in contact with. You always knew how to make people feel special and put a smile on everyone´s face. I´ll always remember my early childhood memories with you. While my heart hurts from your passing, I pray that you can now rest in peace and comfort. With all of my love
Maria Olsen
October 25, 2024
Maria Olsen
October 25, 2024
Love you forever Aunty Olivia!! I will continue to have fond memories and celebrate your beautiful life along with Uncle Bob and cousin Sandy! I love you so much auntie and I will forever be looking for signs that you are saying hello. Fly with the angels and with your sisters and with Mia
Maria Ann Olsen
October 25, 2024
My beautiful Aunt Olivia one of the things that I will always remember the most is her class and style! This lady had it all. She was beautiful she used to wear beautiful gold necklaces and I remember seeing her particularly dressed one time in jeans and some high heels at my grandma's house and her hair was all wavy and beautiful and all these beautiful gold chains around her neck and I thought one day I'm going to look just like my auntie and she was driving a Ford Mustang and I ended up buying a Ford Mustang in the '90s and I always thought wow she is something else. She always made me laugh and when she talked Spanish she used to talk so fast just as fast as she talked English lol. I have so many happy fun memories with my auntie over the years. I know that through the years she always made it a point and Sandy also to stay in touch with me I remember going to Tahoe I think maybe almost 10 years ago we drove to Tahoe we had so much fun. Auntie Olivia and Sandy took a trip heard from Texas to California and they drove and they spent the night at my house. I wish I could have held you one more time. I wish I could have kissed your cheek one last time. I will always remember seeing you the last time I saw you and you gave me a bunch of little gifts that meant so much to me. I still wear the anklet. The bag with all the beautiful butterflies including a blue butterfly which symbolizes my grandma to me I use everyday. I have a pine cone that she decorated and has a little bird on top and it's in a little planter pot and I have that in my bathroom I see it every day and think of her. I love you Uncle Bob and cousin Sandy and may God envelope you in his loving warm embrace and take care of you at this time. Love your niece Maria
Zaccary Dylan Lindholm
October 25, 2024
My First Memory is of my Nana in Her kitchen while I was in the Sink. Always Telling me to wash my hands. Going to some Pizza place in Cali. The smell of her fresh hand made tortillas. Going to the movies. going to the Beaches in California. Going to Padre Island. Me playing in all her cloths. loving her jewelry. Going to the Parks. Visiting Selena's grave sight together. The Times she came To visit my Sister Michaelane and i, in Colorado the year of 2015. We picked her up from the Airport, us three ate at Tacos and Salsa in Denver. We then drove Her back to the airport in my black blazer truck. I remember the jewelry she's gave me, the photos we have. The songs that remind me of times I was in California with her. All the home videos of when she had me with her in California. My Last Memory of her when I brought her scarf she left at Sandra's I Rang the doorbell and she came and opened the door she was so happy to see me one more time that night. The list goes on and on. love my Nana Always and forever love your very special grandson your first Loving Zaccy
HR and Debie Grimm
October 25, 2024
The pine cone cat Christmas tree ornament she brought me at our New Year´s Eve gathering !
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