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Obituary For Roger Scott, Sr.

Deacon Roger Wilkins Scott, Sr. was born the second son to the late Lawyer and Hanna Scott on March 2, 1931 in Brooks County, Georgia. At an early age, he surrendered his life to God and joined the Simmon Hill Missionary Baptist Church where he served on the Trustee Board, Deacon Ministry, Senior Choir, Male Choir, Usher Ministry and anywhere he was needed. He was a Passionately Devoted “Sports Fan” and a “Supporter of Sports”. He loved the Atlanta Braves!

Deacon Roger W. Scott, Sr. received his education from the Brooks County School System. He also served his Country with distinct Honor in the United States Army. After performing his military duties, he continued his education at Savannah State College in Savannah, Georgia, where he majored in Education. He was employed by the Brooks County School System for over 31 years, until retirement. Deacon Roger W. Scott, Sr. was also a devoted member of Walnut Hill Masonic Lodge #313.

Deacon Scott was preceded in death by his Wife, Willie Mae Scott and Son, Allery Lambert; Two Brothers, Julian L. (J.L.) Scott, Sr. and Willie Scott; and a Adopted Sister, Elfletta Allison.

He leaves to cherish his memories: Son, Dr. Roger W. Scott, Jr. (Marvele), Adairsville, GA; Daughter, Ms. Charlotte Alexander, Quitman, GA; Adopted Sister, Ms. Gloria Johnson, Thomasville, GA; Grandsons, Christopher and Jeremiah; Granddaughters, Jessica and Alexandra; Special Grandchildren, Trevon, Stephon, Stephone and Lucy; Special Friends, Ms. Bernice Ponder and Mr. Taurus Phillips; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Graveside Service for Deacon Roger W. Scott, Sr. will be held Saturday, January 9, 2021 at 1:00 PM in the Simmon Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Dixie, GA, Rev. James Huewitt, Pastor/Eulogist; Family Visitation: Friday, January 8, 2021 from 6:00-7:00 PM in the BTW Funeral Services Chapel.

Professional Services entrusted to Blankumsee, Thomas & Wright Funeral Services of Quitman, Georgia.

Guest Book

Roger and family, I am so sorry to learn of your dear father's passing. What a man. He was tough but patient and kind- even with new math. I loved him and your step mom. His devotion to teaching and the school was part of what made Morven so special. Thank you my friends. May God bless and keep you all always. Minta Mitchell Elder

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Your were so much more than a friend love you and you will be truly missed ❤️Love Yolanda Reynolds

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The Williams family have so many fond memories of you Uncle Roger. You were a kind, supportive and a joy to be around. To his children, we share in your sadness as we, too, remember him as our favorite uncle. Death ends a life, but not a relationship. Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs, Tamaria Williams Barnes

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I don't think I have ever been any sadder than today when I learned of the passing of my dear friend and mentor Mr. Roger Scott. I was a young teacher starting out when I met him. I taught next door to him for several years and he taught me so much about teaching school! I think I probably went to him daily with questions and for help! I will always be grateful for his help and friendship. Even after we both stopped teaching , every time I ran into him he greeted me with a great big hug and I never stopped telling him how much I appreciated him and treasured knowing him. Fran Edwards

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Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ricky Arnold,Sr and family99FQ

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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