The Scott family moved to Denver when Mr. Scott was a baby. He attended public school in Denver. Scott fell in love with playing the trombone while in middle school, and music played a significant role throughout his life. He was a devoted father, husband, and grandfather. Family meant the world to him. He founded the Mount Rainier Benevolent Society.
He created the Culture Club to help disenfranchised inner city youth. Scott expose them to the fine arts, proper etiquette such as table manners and respectful behavior in society along with classical music. Scott was an avid reader and writer. He wrote short stories and poems. His work was also published in many newspapers and magazines. Scott was a social activist who believed in social economic justice for all people.
He campaigned for the empowerment of others, and fought vehemently for justice on behalf of his community. His influence can still be felt today in the lives of many. Scott passed away on May 14th, at the age of 61, leaving behind a rich legacy of compassion, justice, and hope for all.
