Scott was the loving husband of Sharon for 32 years.
He loved his family, music and his motorcycle amongst other things.
His 1st visitation (which I was unable to attend) had, I am told, a wonderful video presentation put together by his niece, Tammy-Jean.
There were also many great pictures of Scott.
The funeral service featured some contemporary songs including Imagine by John Lennon, Lying Eyes by the Eagles and Drink A Beer by Luke Bryan.
Niece Candy gave a heartfelt eulogy that brought tears and healing laughter.
Afterwards we went to the cemetery where Scott was buried to the left of our uncle, Ralph Hackett (if you are facing the front of the headstones in that row.)
He loved his family, music and his motorcycle amongst other things.
His 1st visitation (which I was unable to attend) had, I am told, a wonderful video presentation put together by his niece, Tammy-Jean.
There were also many great pictures of Scott.
The funeral service featured some contemporary songs including Imagine by John Lennon, Lying Eyes by the Eagles and Drink A Beer by Luke Bryan.
Niece Candy gave a heartfelt eulogy that brought tears and healing laughter.
Afterwards we went to the cemetery where Scott was buried to the left of our uncle, Ralph Hackett (if you are facing the front of the headstones in that row.)
Scott was the loving husband of Sharon for 32 years.
He loved his family, music and his motorcycle amongst other things.
His 1st visitation (which I was unable to attend) had, I am told, a wonderful video presentation put together by his niece, Tammy-Jean.
There were also many great pictures of Scott.
The funeral service featured some contemporary songs including Imagine by John Lennon, Lying Eyes by the Eagles and Drink A Beer by Luke Bryan.
Niece Candy gave a heartfelt eulogy that brought tears and healing laughter.
Afterwards we went to the cemetery where Scott was buried to the left of our uncle, Ralph Hackett (if you are facing the front of the headstones in that row.)
He loved his family, music and his motorcycle amongst other things.
His 1st visitation (which I was unable to attend) had, I am told, a wonderful video presentation put together by his niece, Tammy-Jean.
There were also many great pictures of Scott.
The funeral service featured some contemporary songs including Imagine by John Lennon, Lying Eyes by the Eagles and Drink A Beer by Luke Bryan.
Niece Candy gave a heartfelt eulogy that brought tears and healing laughter.
Afterwards we went to the cemetery where Scott was buried to the left of our uncle, Ralph Hackett (if you are facing the front of the headstones in that row.)
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