Norma Jean Scott age 93 of Lonsdale passed away at her home on December 26, 2021, surrounded by loved ones. Norma was born March 21, 1928, to the late Jewell B. and Alice Lucille Williams in Leola Arkansas.
Norma was one of Jehovah's Witnesses and a member of the Benton, Arkansas congregation for over 80 years.
She is proceeded in death by her husband of 68 years Arthur A. Bud Scott her son Larry A. Scott, her brothers Hoyt, Harry, and Burton Williams.
She is survived by her son Kenneth and daughter-in-law Carolyn, her sister Nancy Goforth. Nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
She loved telling others the good news of God's Kingdom and set a great example for her family to follow in Christian living. She loved to can the produce from the garden and fix meals that delighted her family. She loved to travel anywhere! Seeing the Fall leaves changing colors and was able to take a short trip just last month. She brought much joy to each and every trip.
Her sons often commented that had the best Momma God could give them. She offered her family and friends unconditional love. She would help in any way she could with friends and strangers alike.
She is no doubt in Jehovah's memory and will live again soon.
Norma was one of Jehovah's Witnesses and a member of the Benton, Arkansas congregation for over 80 years.
She is proceeded in death by her husband of 68 years Arthur A. Bud Scott her son Larry A. Scott, her brothers Hoyt, Harry, and Burton Williams.
She is survived by her son Kenneth and daughter-in-law Carolyn, her sister Nancy Goforth. Nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
She loved telling others the good news of God's Kingdom and set a great example for her family to follow in Christian living. She loved to can the produce from the garden and fix meals that delighted her family. She loved to travel anywhere! Seeing the Fall leaves changing colors and was able to take a short trip just last month. She brought much joy to each and every trip.
Her sons often commented that had the best Momma God could give them. She offered her family and friends unconditional love. She would help in any way she could with friends and strangers alike.
She is no doubt in Jehovah's memory and will live again soon.
Norma Jean Scott age 93 of Lonsdale passed away at her home on December 26, 2021, surrounded by loved ones. Norma was born March 21, 1928, to the late Jewell B. and Alice Lucille Williams in Leola Arkansas.
Norma was one of Jehovah's Witnesses and a member of the Benton, Arkansas congregation for over 80 years.
She is proceeded in death by her husband of 68 years Arthur A. Bud Scott her son Larry A. Scott, her brothers Hoyt, Harry, and Burton Williams.
She is survived by her son Kenneth and daughter-in-law Carolyn, her sister Nancy Goforth. Nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
She loved telling others the good news of God's Kingdom and set a great example for her family to follow in Christian living. She loved to can the produce from the garden and fix meals that delighted her family. She loved to travel anywhere! Seeing the Fall leaves changing colors and was able to take a short trip just last month. She brought much joy to each and every trip.
Her sons often commented that had the best Momma God could give them. She offered her family and friends unconditional love. She would help in any way she could with friends and strangers alike.
She is no doubt in Jehovah's memory and will live again soon.
Norma was one of Jehovah's Witnesses and a member of the Benton, Arkansas congregation for over 80 years.
She is proceeded in death by her husband of 68 years Arthur A. Bud Scott her son Larry A. Scott, her brothers Hoyt, Harry, and Burton Williams.
She is survived by her son Kenneth and daughter-in-law Carolyn, her sister Nancy Goforth. Nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
She loved telling others the good news of God's Kingdom and set a great example for her family to follow in Christian living. She loved to can the produce from the garden and fix meals that delighted her family. She loved to travel anywhere! Seeing the Fall leaves changing colors and was able to take a short trip just last month. She brought much joy to each and every trip.
Her sons often commented that had the best Momma God could give them. She offered her family and friends unconditional love. She would help in any way she could with friends and strangers alike.
She is no doubt in Jehovah's memory and will live again soon.
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