Rebecca Louise "Becky" Scott

Rebecca "Becky" Louise Scott, 82, of Ocala, Florida, passed peacefully onOctober 26, 2025. Born on August 4, 1943, in Ocala, she remained a proudlifelong resident of her hometown.
Becky graduated from Ocala High School and later earned her Associate of Artsdegree from Central Florida Community College. While she valued formaleducation, her lifelong learning continued far beyond classrooms. For 28 years,she dedicated her life to serving the elderly at Marion County Senior Services,where her compassion, commitment, and joyful spirit touched countless lives.
An animal lover at heart, Becky played a meaningful role in helping establish theHumane Society in Ocala. Her faith anchored her life, and she was a devotedmember of Trinity Baptist Church from its founding in 1980 until she was nolonger able to attend. She also gave generously to her community as a SalvationArmy bell ringer at Christmas and as a member of the Pilot Club of Ocala.
Becky lived with a zest for life and a love for adventure. Her hobbies includedcamping, traveling, swimming, playing cards, talking on the phone, and enjoyingmonthly gatherings at Gator Joe's. She loved music, dancing, and could often befound wherever the action was at. She delighted in thousand-piece puzzles,books, Bunko nights, and any opportunity to host or attend a celebration. TheSmoky Mountains held a special place in her heart.
Above all, Becky treasured her role as "Grandma." Her grandchildren, Teddy andCarisa, were the joy of her life. Sundays were never ordinary-each one was anadventure filled with fun, imagination, and love. She adored holidays, especiallyChristmas. Becky took great joy in gift-giving, shopping all year to bless otherswith thoughtful surprises.
Becky is preceded in death by husband Rex Scott, son Stephen Scott, brotherTom Johnson, father Wallace Johnson, and mother Eloise Johnson.
She is survived by her son, David Scott, and his wife, Rebeca of Ocala; herbeloved grandchildren, Carisa and Teddy Scott of Ocala; her sister, JacquaBallas, and her husband, Tim of Ocala; and her nieces and nephews, Neil Ballasof Ocala and Steffany Ballas of Champaign, Illinois.
Becky will be remembered for her laughter, her servant's heart, and the joy shebrought to every gathering. Her legacy of love, generosity, and celebration liveson in the hearts of her family and all who had the privilege of knowing her.
A celebration of life will be held at Hiers-Baxley Funeral Home on Saturday,November 22, 2025 at 11 am.