Janet Kathryn Ware Scott died on Thanksgiving Day at her residence from breast cancer.
The funeral was at the Lincolnton Baptist Church with the Rev. R.C. Daniel and the Rev. Charles Herring officating. Burial was in the Lincolnton City Cemetery.
Mrs. Scott was a lifelong resident of Lincoln County, a retired employee of Oxford of Lincolnton, a member of the Lincolnton Baptist Church, secretary of the church junior department and a member of the Homer Legg Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her husband, T. Fortson Scott; one daughter, Mrs. Irvin "Jan" Partridge, Two sons; Gerald Fortson Scott and Fred Thomas Scott; three sisters, Mrs. James "Sara" Teasley, Augusta; Mrs. Marvin "Betty" Ivey, North Augusta, SC; Mrs. W. Elton "Dorothy" Walker, Macon; and three brothers, Albert H. Ware; Lincolnton, Fred Gordon Ware, High Point, NC; and George Wesley Ware, Toccoa, GA.
Pallbearers were Omar Beggs, Walter Remsen, G.D. Talbert,Jr.; Allen King; Dr. W.R. Pennington, Sr., Hillyer Wright, Norris Ware, and Ernest Smith.
The funeral was at the Lincolnton Baptist Church with the Rev. R.C. Daniel and the Rev. Charles Herring officating. Burial was in the Lincolnton City Cemetery.
Mrs. Scott was a lifelong resident of Lincoln County, a retired employee of Oxford of Lincolnton, a member of the Lincolnton Baptist Church, secretary of the church junior department and a member of the Homer Legg Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her husband, T. Fortson Scott; one daughter, Mrs. Irvin "Jan" Partridge, Two sons; Gerald Fortson Scott and Fred Thomas Scott; three sisters, Mrs. James "Sara" Teasley, Augusta; Mrs. Marvin "Betty" Ivey, North Augusta, SC; Mrs. W. Elton "Dorothy" Walker, Macon; and three brothers, Albert H. Ware; Lincolnton, Fred Gordon Ware, High Point, NC; and George Wesley Ware, Toccoa, GA.
Pallbearers were Omar Beggs, Walter Remsen, G.D. Talbert,Jr.; Allen King; Dr. W.R. Pennington, Sr., Hillyer Wright, Norris Ware, and Ernest Smith.
Janet Kathryn Ware Scott died on Thanksgiving Day at her residence from breast cancer.
The funeral was at the Lincolnton Baptist Church with the Rev. R.C. Daniel and the Rev. Charles Herring officating. Burial was in the Lincolnton City Cemetery.
Mrs. Scott was a lifelong resident of Lincoln County, a retired employee of Oxford of Lincolnton, a member of the Lincolnton Baptist Church, secretary of the church junior department and a member of the Homer Legg Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her husband, T. Fortson Scott; one daughter, Mrs. Irvin "Jan" Partridge, Two sons; Gerald Fortson Scott and Fred Thomas Scott; three sisters, Mrs. James "Sara" Teasley, Augusta; Mrs. Marvin "Betty" Ivey, North Augusta, SC; Mrs. W. Elton "Dorothy" Walker, Macon; and three brothers, Albert H. Ware; Lincolnton, Fred Gordon Ware, High Point, NC; and George Wesley Ware, Toccoa, GA.
Pallbearers were Omar Beggs, Walter Remsen, G.D. Talbert,Jr.; Allen King; Dr. W.R. Pennington, Sr., Hillyer Wright, Norris Ware, and Ernest Smith.
The funeral was at the Lincolnton Baptist Church with the Rev. R.C. Daniel and the Rev. Charles Herring officating. Burial was in the Lincolnton City Cemetery.
Mrs. Scott was a lifelong resident of Lincoln County, a retired employee of Oxford of Lincolnton, a member of the Lincolnton Baptist Church, secretary of the church junior department and a member of the Homer Legg Sunday School Class.
Survivors include her husband, T. Fortson Scott; one daughter, Mrs. Irvin "Jan" Partridge, Two sons; Gerald Fortson Scott and Fred Thomas Scott; three sisters, Mrs. James "Sara" Teasley, Augusta; Mrs. Marvin "Betty" Ivey, North Augusta, SC; Mrs. W. Elton "Dorothy" Walker, Macon; and three brothers, Albert H. Ware; Lincolnton, Fred Gordon Ware, High Point, NC; and George Wesley Ware, Toccoa, GA.
Pallbearers were Omar Beggs, Walter Remsen, G.D. Talbert,Jr.; Allen King; Dr. W.R. Pennington, Sr., Hillyer Wright, Norris Ware, and Ernest Smith.
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