Mr William Scott
(Potterton)
With very heavy hearts and surrounded by his loving family, we announce the sad loss of William (Bill) Scott, aged 93 years on Thursday December 5, 2024. Devoted husband of Margaret, dear dad to Charlie and Gary, much loved father in law to Annette, cherished grandad to Laura and Shannon, proud great grandad to Cahlan and a good neighbour and friend to many.
Funeral service to be held in Belhelvie Parish Church on Thursday, December 19 at 1pm, and thereafter to the churchyard. All family and friends are respectfully invited, with donations at the church door if desired in aid of Dementia UK.
Bill was a huge part of all our lives and was loved by so many. He brightened up every room he entered, and we know he would love a splash of colour on the day should you wish to do so.
Funeral Service
Location
Belhelvie Parish Church
Date & Time
1:00pm Thu 19th Dec 2024
Burial Service
Location
Belhelvie Cemetery
Date & Time
1:50pm Thu 19th Dec 2024
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