Hi Dad

Can't believe it has been a year since you left us.   I still think about you and miss you every day.  I hope that Buddy found you last weekend and that you are together again.

Dad - its been a little over 6 months since you left this world,  I still miss you and think about you every day. I have taken care of everyone's inheritance in the manner you specified without any issues or confilict.

So many wonderful things in your personality, Ted, have come from your father. May his memory be for a blessing. Sue and Marty Schwartz

I fondly remember Mr. Scott and was very sad to hear the news of his passing.  My sister Laura and I swam with Ted & Terry in our early years with the Piedmont Hills Swim Club.  I can recall a few times goofing around at the old Scott house (on Junewood?).  Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Liz) were always pleasant and kind to us.  Even though I have lost touch with Ted & Terry, I remember them both as total hoots - always fun to be around.  No doubt their wackiness was partly the work of their Dad :)

During my early teens, and for several years, I helped my Dad Gene and Mr. Scott count money after the two church services at First Presbyterian Church of Milpitas.  I was probably more of a hindrance than anything but during those few hours I was around Mr. Scott, I really grew to like him and especially enjoyed his dry sense of humor.  As the years progressed,  my folks would always tell me whenever they bumped into Mr. Scott and Marlene (sp .. sorry if wrong) at the Omega Restaurant or elsewhere around town in Milpitas.  My folks always liked Dave and said that he was always kind to them.

Dave, thank you for the fifteen wonderful years we had together.  We certainly had two fantastic sons.  They are the lights of my life.
Liz Scott
Brentwood, Ca.

Ted, Terry ad families,
I am so sorry for your loss.  I remember Dave with great fondness.  He was like a big teddy bear and was always very warm ad friendly.  It was my pleasure to have known him.

Dave and I played golf together for a number of years, on a weekly basis. This included car pooling back and forth to the courses and it was always a very pleasant association. I enjoyed and appreciated his friendship. He will certainly be missed by me and many others.  Dave Feild.

Dear Ted and Terry

So sorry to hear of your father's passing.  I have such great memories of your Dad from when you two were toddlers.  Dave always had such a great smile.
Dave loved working on cars and I remember seeing his head under to hood on
many visits.  Dave was always ready to offer a helping hand.  The Stevenson clan loved your Dad and I am sure they are celebrating his arrival.

With fondest memories,  Love, Carol Nageotte

David,
We love you and will miss you forever. I can't thank you enough for taking care of my sister, and making her so very happy. Please say hi to her and all your kitty's  for us. 
Love Wayne and Mary

The photos are great. Seeing your dad, Roger and their mom brought back a lot of good memories. I always thought  a lot of your dad.  My parents and aunts thought the world of him. My love to all of you, Bonnie

Dad, I can never thank you enough for teaching me what it was to be a real man in a world of pretenders.  Honesty, tenacity and independence were virtues you instilled in me.  I am far the better man for having you as my Dad. Kathy and I will miss you for all of our days.

Terry and Ted, thanks for sharing all the great photos of your Dad. Sorry we did not get to know him better. We hope that all your memories will help you through this sad time. You all did a great job taking care of him. He must have been very proud of his family. Love and Hugs to all,
Joanne, David and Rachel

Dad
Thank you for being a great Father and instilling me with a strong sense of honor and values.  I hope that I can do as well with my boys.

Dad - I love you and will miss you.

OBITUARY

David Mills Scott

16 November, 1934 – 4 June, 2013

Lima Family Milpitas-Fremont Mortuary and Cedar Lawn Cemetery

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