

Florea Jeanette Everitt Scott was born July 27, 1936 at the home of her mother and father in Payne Springs, Texas just a few minutes after her beloved twin sister, Lorea. She passed away on January 16, 2016 in Dallas, Texas.
Florea is preceded in death by her husband, Garvin L Scott; parents, Lela Mae Everitt and Herman E. Everitt and her twin sister, Lorea. She is survived by children Carolyn Scott Naile and husband Charlie Naile; Terry Scott and wife Mary Scott; Blake Scott and wife Pam Scott; and Elizabeth Noska and husband Johnny Noska; Grandchildren include Ryan Scott, Justin Hearn, Tristyn and Trinity Naile, Bryana and Ian Scott, Chase Scott, Whitney Hernandez; Cody and Savanna Noska; and six great grandchildren She is also survived by sister Jean Terrell and her husband Odell Terrell; brother Derrell Everitt and his wife Kay; and many nieces and nephews.
The family story is that when the doctor discovered that another baby was coming, he placed little Lorea in the oven for warmth. Lorea was small and frail at birth and for most of her early years, but her twin sister Florea was always by her side to protect and care for her.
Florea and Garvin were high school sweethearts and married January 10, 1953. Flo had many passions and interests: teaching Sunday school, photography, and ancestry. She loved Barbies and collected them like crazy. She loved decorating for the holidays and always dressed special for the occasions. Flo had a love of jewelry and dressing to the nines…the more bling the better. She loved to travel. Her love of travel continued throughout her life enjoying annual trips oversees, trips to the Twins Conventions, and trips with the traveling gypsies.
Most of all, Flo loved being a twin. Lorea and Florea participated in the national twin conventions, and even won “Most Alike” several years. The twins didn’t always dress alike, but they did when it mattered most.
Later in life, Lorea, came back home to live with Flo and Garvin. Garvin offend referred to “my two wives.” They now will all enjoy the afterlife with Garvin in the middle, right where he always wanted to be.
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