Carol Scott

Paul and Family you have my deepest sympathy. The picture I posted is from Jan 70th birthday that we attended.. remember the story of our first Christmas party with the salon we sat next to each other. It was Carol and I and Paul and my gym and somehow Carol decided we called Jim Peter so it was Peter Paul, Ginny and Carol. We laughed for years about that one so I worked 15 years with her and such a delightful lady, always had a smile on her face when you were even made Christmas cookies at the house over off of Monroe Street every time I go that way I think of her now I thought of her then

Paul, I'll always remember the hospitality of the Scott house. A couple of times when I was in Madison for meetings, you and Carol had myself and fellow weary travellers over for dinner. It was truly a pleasure and a privilege to work with you all of those years. Know that you are in my thoughts my friend!

Carol is one of the most giving people I have ever known. I met Carol when she was my hairdresser at JCPenney salon. When she told me about the sale she organized, now known as Hidden Treasures, I volunteered to help and I got to know what a worker Carol was. She will be sorely missed by St James Catholic School and all her friends who work with her there. As if she didn't have enough to do, Carol participated in our Share N Care group at Sugar River United Methodist Church in Verona, sewing Little Dresses for Africa, fidget blankets, one handled bags to name only a few of her projects. She will be missed by many. Although Carol is no with us on earth, we know that she has entered eternal life in heaven.

My memories of Carol are wonderful. We had so much fun together when Michelle and Isaac were little. She was a fine woman I'm happy to call her my lifetime friend.

Paul, Michele, Abi, Sorry for your loss of a wonderful woman, wife and mother. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. May she rest in peace and know the love, mercy, peace and joy of the Lord. Msgr James Gunn