Daisy Doris Scott, 97, of Manteca, California passed on September 19, 2020. Daisy was born to Raymond Ogilvy and Rose Heath on March 3, 1923 in Vancouver, B. C. Canada.
Daisy married Harrison Charles Scott in 1945 and lived in Orinda, California, working 20 years as an accountant for the Lafayette School District. Together they raised two children leaving as her legacy, Iris Rae Scott and Parker Harrison Scott. She also leaves to cherish her memory two grandchildren, Harrison Charles Scott and Elizabeth Jean Scott and four great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sisters, Rose Besser of Davis, California and Violet Baird of Santa Rosa, California,
Daisy Scott played bridge over 70 years and square danced over 50 years. Daisy was an extremely creative craftsperson, lover of flower arranging and skilled seamstress/tailor. As a world traveler she visited three continents, had many cruises and flew on the Concord. As an animal lover and philanthropist she donated generously to her church and to the local SPCA and Pets and Pals.
Daisy married Harrison Charles Scott in 1945 and lived in Orinda, California, working 20 years as an accountant for the Lafayette School District. Together they raised two children leaving as her legacy, Iris Rae Scott and Parker Harrison Scott. She also leaves to cherish her memory two grandchildren, Harrison Charles Scott and Elizabeth Jean Scott and four great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sisters, Rose Besser of Davis, California and Violet Baird of Santa Rosa, California,
Daisy Scott played bridge over 70 years and square danced over 50 years. Daisy was an extremely creative craftsperson, lover of flower arranging and skilled seamstress/tailor. As a world traveler she visited three continents, had many cruises and flew on the Concord. As an animal lover and philanthropist she donated generously to her church and to the local SPCA and Pets and Pals.
Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin, Dec 2, 2020
