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Scott Ivers Obituary
Thornton, NH
On February 5, 2021 Scott Ivers left this world with his family by his side. He was larger than life and forever touched the lives of those he met. He and his wife Linda met as teenagers and did everything together in 40 years of marriage. They raised three children: Cari Talbot and husband Christien of Brookline, NH; Erin Woods and husband Mark of Merrimack, NH; Son Tim Ivers of Charlestown, MA. Scott "Pooh" leaves his five adoring grandchildren: Mackenzie, Orion, and Flynn Talbot and Jackson and Ava Lee Woods. He also leaves behind his loving sister Diane Hibbard and husband Craig of Chelmsford. He will be sorely missed by his nieces and nephew and their families; Mandy Messinger and her husband Matt of Hanover, Mike Hibbard and his girlfriend Kylee Cramer of New Albany, Ohio; Rhiannon Royal and her husband John of Lowell.
Scott was a fan favorite with both his family and friends. He would put everyone in a good mood just with his presence, smile, and countless stories. He was genuine and thoughtful, and everyone knew they could count on him. He was always his happiest while spending time with his family and grandchildren whether it was skiing, kayaking, coaching hockey, or any other adventure he could find. The family camping trips were always one of the best times of the year.
Scott was an avid sports-lover and the best partner to have for trivia. Whether kicking field goals at Gillette Stadium, shoot-outs at the Garden, or batting practice at Fenway, the amazing experiences he encountered were endless. Scott and Linda also loved their many vacations traveling the world with their dearest friends.
Scott was very proud to be part of the Market Basket family for the past 42 years and enjoyed a successful career. A year ago, Scott and Linda moved full-time to their dream cabin in the White Mountain Region of New Hampshire. The change of pace and lifestyle was something they had wished for so long. Many great memories and new friends were made in such a short amount of time and to have been able to experience this together is a blessing Linda will always treasure.
Although Scott left all of us way too soon, we feel solace knowing he is now playing rounds of golf with his beloved parents, Frank and Betty Jane.
There will be a private ceremony for immediate family only at their home. A celebration of life will be planned hopefully this summer when conditions are safe. Scott was a strong supporter of The Wounded Warriors Project so if you wish to make a donation in his name, in lieu of flowers, it would be appreciated.
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The Brzezinski family
February 12, 2021
Linda, it was with great sadness we learned of Scott’s passing. Our most sincere sympathy to you and your family.
Bryanna
February 11, 2021
Sincerest condolences to all. Mr. Ivers was my first boss and I couldn't have asked for a better one. He was one of the few people I have met who I would call a true inspiration; he always seemed to be living the good life, being a great family man, going on adventures, and not letting life pass by unseized. Anyone who worked with him at Market Basket knows that he was always a positive presence and had a way of putting people at ease.
I had the pleasure of working with Linda for a time as well, and my heart goes out to her in this time. May you and yours find peace.
Cathy & Peter Vennard
February 10, 2021
We are so sad to hear about Scott. Our deepest condolences Linda to you & all of your family. I can still remember his great smile! May you find comfort in all the wonderful memories you shared with him. He will always be in your heart❤
Cathy & Peter Vennard
Dan Brzezinski
February 10, 2021
I will always remember Mr. Ivers as the cool Dad of the neighborhood. He was funny and always smiling. I called him Mr. Ivers although he told me to call him Scott, it made me feel like an adult even though I was probably twelve. I am truly sorry to all of the Ivers family Mr. Ivers was a wonderful man.I am glad that I had the opportunity to know him
Bonnie Hadley
February 10, 2021
Linda, I'm so sorry to hear about Scott! He was such a sweet man and such a wonderful husband to you and father to his children. He was always so willing to help and so fun to be around! He always made me feel so welcome when I was either hanging out with you or babysitting the girls when they were little. He will be missed! Bonnie
Wade M. Lariviere
February 10, 2021
I loved you my brother and will always remember your laughter.
George Pervanas
February 10, 2021
Knew Scott as a part timer and fellow night crew guy back at store #13, 1977-1980 Spent many night together whether at work or raising hell in his Chelmsford neighborhood. Many great memories. My condolences to Linda and his family. RIP!
Di, Craig, Mandy and Mike
February 10, 2021
I love you and will miss you forever . You were the best brother a girl could ask for . Had each other’s backs always . Craig is heartbroken. You were his brother. Our kids love you so so much . Soar with the Eagles Scotty. Til we meet again xoxo
Greg Hasapis
February 10, 2021
I knew you for over 20 years worked for you for 7 and that wasn’t enough time you’ll be sadly missed by me and others
Maura Linscott
February 10, 2021
Dear Linda and family I am so sorry to hear about your Scott. He was a great man my Mother thought the world of him. We knew Scott as the store manager of Market Basket. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. My Scott Rest In Peace.
Cynthia & Kevin Perrault
February 9, 2021
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Our condolences for you and your family. What a great guy. Gone to soon.
Sending our love.
Kevin & Cindy Perrault
Joanne
February 9, 2021
Di and Family of Scott,
I am so sorry to hear of your brother's passing. I wish you comfort and peace when you think of him
Walter McAvoy
February 9, 2021
My friend scott.my heart is aching and my eyes are filled with tears as I right this.
42 years ago we met for the first time and after 10 minutes a friendship was born.over the years there were hockey games, football games,golf and many beers.we saw our children grow up and seeing you glow when you first told me you were going to be a grandaddy is a memory I will hold .when my boys went to work for you I know you treated them different than the other kids,even though you said you didn't.and I thank you for that.you looked out for them.the last time I saw you,just three short weeks before your passing,we were enjoying beers by the bonfire at the ski area and talked about what a great summer it was going to be.our last words spoken to each other were see you next month.i won't forget you buddy.tommorow I'm going to have some of your favorite irish whiskey and raise my glass to you.rest in peace my good friend,you will be missed.
Lilly Market basket
February 9, 2021
Scott your are going to be truly missed. you were such a hardworking , successful and caring person and always looking out to help others .you were the true detention of a “warrior”!!! You always kept it pushing no matter what the day brought you ! We all looked up to you as a father figure at market basket Fletcher st , it hasn’t been the same since you left us . Always gave your all even on your ruff days ! Still can’t believe this ! Rest peacefully in the hands of god, I know your rocking the heavens right now ; you will never be forgotten , scott you sure touched many souls we are going to miss you but I know your legacy will remain !!!!!!!
Lilly
February 9, 2021
Scott I’m really going to miss you . You ran Fletcher street with your eyes closed!! It hasn’t been the same since you left. Was Such a Hardworking , successful caring person , always looking to help others! You gave your all know matter what the day brought you . You never gave up you kept it pushing even on your ruff days “true definition of a warrior” rock the heavens Scott I know your looking down on everyone laughing , you were a father figure to everyone at market basket we looked up to you . Even though your gone your legacy remains !! Rest peacefully in the hands of god !!!
Lilly
February 9, 2021
Scott I’m really going to miss you . You ran Fletcher street with your eyes closed!! It hasn’t been the same since you left. Was Such a Hardworking , successful caring person , always looking to help others! You gave your all know matter what the day brought you . You never gave up you kept it pushing even on your ruff days “true definition of a warrior” rock the heavens Scott I know your looking down on everyone laughing , you were a father figure to everyone at market basket we looked up to you . Even though your gone your legacy remains !! Rest peacefully in the hands of god !!!
Wade M. Lariviere
February 9, 2021
I love you Brother. You will be sorely missed but forever remembered.
Shay
February 9, 2021
RIP MR. Ivers
The best store manager
It was a pleasure having you as a store manager on fetcher st. My condolences to your family
Judy Anderson
February 9, 2021
Just so sorry, Linda - I don't know what to say. Wish I could give you a hug! I forwarded the obit to Bobby, Todd, Scott, Dawn, Beth, and Greg.
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