Clara Jean Scott (nee Amos)

Clara Jean Scott (nee Amos)

SCOTT, Clara Jean (nee Amos) Born in Dauphin, Manitoba September 14, 1918. Died in Victoria, B.C. on May 22, 2009. Predeceased by her beloved husband Clayton in 1999. She will be greatly missed by her family Ray (Carol), William (Pat), and Lee; grandchildren, Bradley (Tammy), Rodney (Claire), Darren (Maria), Jeffrey (Sarah), Kevin (Kate); great grandchildren, Kenny, Connor, Alex, Natalie, Robert, Jordan, Andrew, Madison and Sydney. Clara grew up in Dauphin and Winnipeg. She was an avid reader and loved poetry which led her to compose many of her own poems. Clara and Clayton moved to Victoria in 1965. Here she developed an interest in wood carving and spent many hours at the Oak Bay Monterey Centre, as well as volunteering at the Royal Jubilee Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Store. In 2006, Clara moved to The Wellesley where her many friends will miss her. A special Thank You to the staff at The Royal Jubilee and Victoria General Hospitals, particularly Dr. Jenkins and nurses at the Geriatric Rehabilitation Centre, who respected her wishes on passing. At Clara’s request, no service will be held. Flowers gratefully declined. Donations if desired may be made in her memory to the Garth Homer Society, 813 Darwin Avenue, Victoria, BC V8X 2X7 Ph: (250)475-2270.

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  1. Renee C says:

    Please accept my deepest condolenses for the loss of Mrs. Scott, I knew Mrs. Scott from the Wellesley where I worked in the Dining Room, she was one of my favorite residents. I had the luck of seeing some of her beautiful carvings when I delivered a room service, she was a very interesting and warm loving lady. I will miss seeing her. She was always kind and friendly and patient woman and had the cutest smile and laugh. It was a honour to have met her and known her.
    Thank you.

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