SCOTT Ollie – Passed away suddenly and peacefully in Victoria on September 27, 2009, at the age of 83. Predeceased by her loving husband, Fred and daughter, Nanci, she is survived by son Roy (Bette) Scott; daughter Sharon (Don) Moore; son in-law, Art (Claudie) Clark; 9 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren; her brother, Glen (Clemmie) Erickson; sisters, Violet Barrett and Edna Allen; many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Mom loved bowling and bingo and was devoted to her family. We thank her for her love and support and she will always be in our hearts. Special thanks to the staff at the RJH Intensive Care Unit for their compassion and support. A Memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 10th at 1:00 p.m. in MCCALL BROS. FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson and Vancouver Streets, the Reverend Gordon Thurston officiating. A reception will follow in the Family Centre. Friends may pay their respects at McCall Bros. on Saturday, October 10th, starting at 9:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Queen Alexandra Centre for Children’s Health.
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Shirley Wallis
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Glenn and Clemmie Erickson To all of Ollie’s family.
We share the great loss of your Mom and Grandma. We know that she has set a wonderful example for all of you and we will all miss her. She is now at peace with those she loved who have gone before her. We are confident that the many great times that you all shared will help you through this difficult time and that the smiles that those memories bring will be of comfort to you all. She was a great lady and a wonderful sister. Our love to you all, Uncle Glenn and Auntie Clemie
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Gail and Mark Blanchard To all of the Scott and Moore and Clark families: we were so sorry to hear of Aunt Ollies passing. She has always been such an amazing lady and a positive influence in the lives of so many people. I think of her strength over the years and am grateful for the wonderful example of love and optimism that she gave us. We will miss her great stories of the early days in Saskatchewan, of Grandma and Grandpa and the family but in particular we will miss her no nonsense approach to life. We are thinking of you all at this very tough time, Love from Gail (Erickson) and Mark & family
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Gwen Foster Loving wishes to all the family. She will be missed greatly.
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Dawn Osborne Sorry to here about Aunt Ollie. She was a wonderful person and an awsome Aunt and will be greatly missed. Our condolences to all of you.
Dawn (Erickson) Osborne & Family
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Pat Poole Sorry to hear of the passing of Aunt Ollie. She was a special person and will be greatly missed . Altho’ I haven’t seen too much of Aunt Ollie the past few years, I remember visiting Victoria with my Parents as a young person and Aunt Ollie’s home was always open to us and one of my favorite places to visit
Her Children and Grandchildren were a big part of her life and her love and support will be greatly missed. My Thoughts and Prayers are with all of you.Pat & Phil Poole
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Ray & Judy Barrett Always in our thoughts Aunt Ollie…you will be missed. May you rest in peace.
Thinking about you Sharon & Don…Roy & Bette and families at this time, our love is sent to you all.Ray & Judy Barrett
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Joan McKinty I extend my sincere condolences to all of the Scott family. Nanci and I were inseparable when we were growing up and Ollie played a major role in many of our adventures (good and bad). Later, when I became an adult the connection recurred when our paths continually crossed at the bowling alley and bingo hall. And most recently, I was fortunate enough to re-connect with Ollie at Ross Place where I serve as a volunteer.
My respect for her grew as I saw how she interacted with her adult children and grandchildren, and particularly how she maintained a bond with Nanci’s husband Art. She spoke highly of Art and was pleased that he was able to find someone to share the rest of his life with. She wanted only happiness for all of her family, and I am proud to have known her.
Joan (Sim) McKinty
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Roxanne Pederson I am sorry to hear of Aunt Ollie’s passing. Although it has been a while since I last seen her. The memories of Aunt Ollie while growing up are wonderful. She will be missed. My condolences are with you all during this difficult time.
May Peace be with you Aunt Ollie.Roxanne (Fafard) Pederson & Family
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Michele Bailey So sorry to hear of Aunt Ollie’s passing. I have many fond memories of Aunt Ollie while growing up – especially with respect to bowling.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.Michele (Fafard) & Family
Dear Roy,Bette, Sharon and Don:
I was so sorry to hear of Aunty Ollie’s passing. I won’t be able to attend the service as Harvey and I are living in Courtenay now. You know I have such fond memories of Aunty Ollie and of course Uncle Fred. My thoughts are with all of you; I know how very hard this is on everyone. Please know that I will always have a very special place in my heart for both your parents. I’ll be thinking of you. Please drop me a line when you feel up to it.
Love to you all,
Shirley