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Ivy Scott Obituary
Left to cherish Ivy's memory are her parents, Gareth and McKenzie Scott; her brother, Noah Scott; her grandparents and much extended family.
They say that the candle burns twice as bright burns half as long.
Baby girl, your light brought smiles and joy to everyone that saw you. Your laughter and cries both were so beautiful that we would love hearing either of them.
Your mother always dreamed of you. Your daddy's dream was a family, like you gave him.
We only had such a short time with you. In this you remind us again how precious life is.
Your kindness is still going to be here, love. We see it everyday. Your light still shines down on us.
You'll never be truly gone, although your at peace now. You have so many great people that were waiting to meet you.
So many that you can see now.
We'll see each other again, love.
Until then,
Your Loving parents.
If you would like to give a memorial, they can be sent to
1514 4th Ave. E., Spencer, Iowa 51301 in c/o Gareth Scott.
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