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Scott Carley Obituary
Scott R. Carley died on December 25, 2008 in San Antonio, TX at the age of 48. He was a graduate of Roosevelt High School in 1978. Scott was a sound and lighting engineer. Scott was preceded in death by his grandfathers, D.G. Walton, R. C. Carley and uncle, Edward E. Walton. Surviving are his parents, Jack and Jane Carley; sister and her husband, Emelyn & John Bock, II; paternal grandmother, Geraldine Carley; maternal grandmother, Violet Walton; nephews, 1LT Matthew Upright, Charles Upright, John H. Bock, III; niece, Kathryn Bock; uncle, Richard B. Carley; aunt, Gerre Carley. The family has requested no funeral services. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Animal Defense League in Scott's name.
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Tom Barnes
January 23, 2009
I was shocked to see the notice about Scott. I have known and worked with Scott for many, many years. He was always a treat to be around and I could count on him for everything. I know that he will be missed by many and I hope that his family is doing well. Thank you Scott for always being there.
Tom and Sally Barnes
Big Al Garner
January 22, 2009
Scott and I often had our differences when we worked together but always came out of it as friends. I'll miss ya buddy.
Bob & Kathy Luck
January 13, 2009
Jack, Jane & Lynn, please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss.
Chris Watkins
January 6, 2009
I'll miss you buddy... Peace
Cele and Daren Hickman
January 6, 2009
Please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss. You and Jack will be in our prayers.
Sylvia Aguirre
January 6, 2009
Jack, We are so sorry to hear about your loss. May God bless you and your family during this difficult time. (Sylvia and Lucy)
Seth Newberger
January 4, 2009
JACK I was so sorry to learn of Scotts death.Over the years I enjoyed working with him ,but most of all knowing him and enjoy his sincere good humor...Seth Newberger
Jimmy Dukes
January 4, 2009
I grew up in Starlight Terrace
I met Scott through Fred Seehusen
& Bubba Carlson.
Scott was a cool guy
Tish Smith
January 4, 2009
My deepest condolences to his family and partner. Scott was always smiling and friendly which made you smile.
Tamie Odom
January 4, 2009
Scott was also a skating friend of mine with an awesome sense of humor and a fast pair of skates. In those days we called speed skates "wings". Scott, you have your wings on now. Enjoy and God Bless!
Tamie Odom
January 4, 2009
Scott was also a skating friend of mine with an awesome sense of humor and a fast pair of skates. In those days we called spped skates "wings". Scott, you have your wings on now. Enjoy and God Bless! (maiden name was Schwartzbach)
Andrea Walbran
January 4, 2009
The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. We share your grief.
Thom Walbran
January 4, 2009
I have known Scotty most of my life 25+ years. He helped me through some of the toughest times and was always there whenever I needed him. Brian, Scott and I have been the best of friends since the moment we met and were called "The Three Musketeers of Sound". I will miss him but will never forget him. I love you Scotty.
Scotty and Deb with our dog Shadow
Deb Sczech
January 4, 2009
I shared life with Scotty for the last 4 years and there are no words to express the emptiness I feel as I face each day without him. I miss his touch, his smile, his creativeness, generosity, and yes, even his sarcastic remarks. He was my partner and will live forever in my heart. I will love him until the day I take my last breath.
Cheryl Maxwell
January 4, 2009
I skated at the rink in the 70's with Scott and went to High School with him too. Have a few pictures of him from back then, he was a good friend and sweet, gentle man.
Scott, I guess another wonderful angel was needed in heaven.
Cheryl "Schwartzbach" Maxwell
david fineg
January 4, 2009
Scott, my friend, went to soon. he was always ready to help, never had to be asked. sometimes grumpy but it was never personal-just lots of hours helping out. you will be missed buddy.
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