Audrey Scott, 94, of Grand Island, NE died October 28, 2020 at CHI Health St. Francis.
Mrs. Scott was born on August 26, 1926 in Watsonville, CA the daughter of James and O. Lucille (Bertholf) Walker. At the age of 12, her family moved to Nebraska. She received her education and graduated from Grand Island Senior High School.
She was united in marriage to Arthur C. Scott, Jr. on May 1, 1946 in Grand Island. After which the couple lived in Grand Island where she was employed by Skagway doing copy writing in the 60’s. She had a nighttime program, “Date with Jan”, on KRGI and worked for the Siebert Company for 7 years before going to the Veterans Service Office. Mrs. Scott was an Avon representative for many years.
Mrs. Scott as baptized and confirmed at the St. Stephens Episcopal Church of Grand Island and held memberships in the VFW and Daughters of the Nile and La Femmes of the 40 et 8. She was a Girl Scout Brownie leader and a Cub Scout den mother. She was a lifetime member of the auxiliary VFW.
Survivors include her two sons, Art C. (Maxine) Scott III of Ozark, MO and William A. (Kim) Scott of Grand Island; daughter, Jann (Bill) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL; six grandchildren, Tiffany (Curt) Cunningham of Nixa, MO, Shannon Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Scottie (Natalie) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Justin (Jenny) Scott of Grand Island, Kristen Scott (Paul DeMoulan) of Berthoud, CO, and Jillian Scott of Hastings, NE; and six great grandchildren: Caleb Cunningham, Selah, Asher and Tilon Scott, Nash Scott and Chloe and Alexis Greenwalt.
Mrs. Scott was born on August 26, 1926 in Watsonville, CA the daughter of James and O. Lucille (Bertholf) Walker. At the age of 12, her family moved to Nebraska. She received her education and graduated from Grand Island Senior High School.
She was united in marriage to Arthur C. Scott, Jr. on May 1, 1946 in Grand Island. After which the couple lived in Grand Island where she was employed by Skagway doing copy writing in the 60’s. She had a nighttime program, “Date with Jan”, on KRGI and worked for the Siebert Company for 7 years before going to the Veterans Service Office. Mrs. Scott was an Avon representative for many years.
Mrs. Scott as baptized and confirmed at the St. Stephens Episcopal Church of Grand Island and held memberships in the VFW and Daughters of the Nile and La Femmes of the 40 et 8. She was a Girl Scout Brownie leader and a Cub Scout den mother. She was a lifetime member of the auxiliary VFW.
Survivors include her two sons, Art C. (Maxine) Scott III of Ozark, MO and William A. (Kim) Scott of Grand Island; daughter, Jann (Bill) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL; six grandchildren, Tiffany (Curt) Cunningham of Nixa, MO, Shannon Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Scottie (Natalie) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Justin (Jenny) Scott of Grand Island, Kristen Scott (Paul DeMoulan) of Berthoud, CO, and Jillian Scott of Hastings, NE; and six great grandchildren: Caleb Cunningham, Selah, Asher and Tilon Scott, Nash Scott and Chloe and Alexis Greenwalt.
Audrey Scott, 94, of Grand Island, NE died October 28, 2020 at CHI Health St. Francis.
Mrs. Scott was born on August 26, 1926 in Watsonville, CA the daughter of James and O. Lucille (Bertholf) Walker. At the age of 12, her family moved to Nebraska. She received her education and graduated from Grand Island Senior High School.
She was united in marriage to Arthur C. Scott, Jr. on May 1, 1946 in Grand Island. After which the couple lived in Grand Island where she was employed by Skagway doing copy writing in the 60’s. She had a nighttime program, “Date with Jan”, on KRGI and worked for the Siebert Company for 7 years before going to the Veterans Service Office. Mrs. Scott was an Avon representative for many years.
Mrs. Scott as baptized and confirmed at the St. Stephens Episcopal Church of Grand Island and held memberships in the VFW and Daughters of the Nile and La Femmes of the 40 et 8. She was a Girl Scout Brownie leader and a Cub Scout den mother. She was a lifetime member of the auxiliary VFW.
Survivors include her two sons, Art C. (Maxine) Scott III of Ozark, MO and William A. (Kim) Scott of Grand Island; daughter, Jann (Bill) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL; six grandchildren, Tiffany (Curt) Cunningham of Nixa, MO, Shannon Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Scottie (Natalie) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Justin (Jenny) Scott of Grand Island, Kristen Scott (Paul DeMoulan) of Berthoud, CO, and Jillian Scott of Hastings, NE; and six great grandchildren: Caleb Cunningham, Selah, Asher and Tilon Scott, Nash Scott and Chloe and Alexis Greenwalt.
Mrs. Scott was born on August 26, 1926 in Watsonville, CA the daughter of James and O. Lucille (Bertholf) Walker. At the age of 12, her family moved to Nebraska. She received her education and graduated from Grand Island Senior High School.
She was united in marriage to Arthur C. Scott, Jr. on May 1, 1946 in Grand Island. After which the couple lived in Grand Island where she was employed by Skagway doing copy writing in the 60’s. She had a nighttime program, “Date with Jan”, on KRGI and worked for the Siebert Company for 7 years before going to the Veterans Service Office. Mrs. Scott was an Avon representative for many years.
Mrs. Scott as baptized and confirmed at the St. Stephens Episcopal Church of Grand Island and held memberships in the VFW and Daughters of the Nile and La Femmes of the 40 et 8. She was a Girl Scout Brownie leader and a Cub Scout den mother. She was a lifetime member of the auxiliary VFW.
Survivors include her two sons, Art C. (Maxine) Scott III of Ozark, MO and William A. (Kim) Scott of Grand Island; daughter, Jann (Bill) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL; six grandchildren, Tiffany (Curt) Cunningham of Nixa, MO, Shannon Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Scottie (Natalie) Greenwalt of Homer Glen, IL, Justin (Jenny) Scott of Grand Island, Kristen Scott (Paul DeMoulan) of Berthoud, CO, and Jillian Scott of Hastings, NE; and six great grandchildren: Caleb Cunningham, Selah, Asher and Tilon Scott, Nash Scott and Chloe and Alexis Greenwalt.
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