Clarence "Scotty" Scott
- 75 years old
- Date of birth: May 1944
- Place of birth: Conshohoken, PA, United States
- Year of passing: 2019
Scotty loved big. He had long arms for a reason, and it turns out, it wasn’t just for his athletic prowess—he needed those long arms for all the people he held dear. If you were loved by Scotty, you knew it. His thoughtfulness and generosity never wavered.
Scotty and I were friends from 4th grade through high school in Upper Merion, Pennsylvania, but lost touch after our discharges from the Army. He was a wonderful man and friend. Condolences for your/our loss.
Clarence you are one of the most wonderful people God ever made
You have been a blessing to family and friends
While our encounters were infrequent we always shared a great laugh about our JayZ Concert experience. #BallSoHard. I’m going to miss you my friend. Your laugh and legacy will live on
The body passes, but the spirit lives on. Scotty, you will live forever in the memories you made, and the generosity you showed. We'll miss you.
Uncle Clarence , your infectious laugh and your abundant love for all of my children and my grandson will fill my heart from this day to forever..you have been a fixture in my life from the day I was born.. you have been a positive life force for my family and I to follow and we will pay it forward remembering all of your kindness ,strength, but most of all.. love .. I love u always
We were all blessed to know him. He leaves a legacy of an amazing family & all he did to support those struggling with life’s challenges....not to mention being a great party thrower, conversationalist and one who showed genuine interest in and love for others. We will miss him. Praying for the Holy Spirit to surround you with love and peace. Chris, BJ, Cole & Rex Bushur
Scotty, you were bigger than life. My family and I are enriched in knowing you. Thanks for the great food, laughs, and witty conversations. I miss you my friend. Thank you.
Scotty was a loving and committed grandfather to Cannon, Gaston and Noel. They loved to say, “That’s My Poppy”. He took advantage of every opportunity to be involved in their lives and traveled thousands of miles to be there with them and for them. Their lives will be forever blessed by his sacrificial love and his amazing commitment to them. He was and will forever be “Their Poppy”.
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