Saundra Scott Obituary
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On this day, September 17, 2025, Sandra Marlene Scott passed away peacefully with her family by her side. Sandra was born in Lansing, MI, April 20, 1938, the daughter of Helen (Biggs) Dawley. She enjoyed watching westerns on tv, crocheting, watching golf, reading, working on puzzles, sitting in her favorite chair by the window watching the birds, but her biggest joy was spending time with her family.
Left here to cherish her memories are her daughter Annie Locke; sons, James (Melissa) Scott Jr. of Eaton Rapids, Steven (LeeAnn) Scott of Grand Ledge, Chris (Tammie) Scott of Eaton Rapids; grandchildren Andrew, Camren (Abby), Ken (Jessica), Jessica (Shane), Nicole (Tom), Matthew, Victoria (Austin). Great grandchildren: Kennedy (Hunter), Tapanga, Jackson, Caroline, Wyatt, Stevie and great-great grandson Jett. Sandra was reunited with her mother Helen Dawley, half sister Janet Kent, son-in-law James Locke and husband James Scott Sr.
At this time no services will be held. The family has asked that memorial contributions be made in Sandra's name to McLaren Hospice, 2815 S. Pennsylvania Ave Ste 4, Lansing, MI 48910. Arrangements were entrusted to the Mills Funeral Home, Shelly-Odell Chapel. Please visit our website to www.millsfuneral.com.
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