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Ianmac
06-01-15, 17:15
It is with great sadness that I have to pass on the news that Gerald (George) Scott who served onboard 'Lowestoft' as an EM during the 70-72 commission ‘crossed the bar’ on the 6th Jan 2015, aged 68.
George was a proud member of our Association attending all our reunions and although in poor health was determined to make it to Southsea last October where we were all so pleased to see him, accompanied by his 'minder' and brother-in–law Graham Fisher.
It was a great honour and pleasure to have known George and I have passed our sincere condolences on behalf of the Association to his wife Pauline and family.

RIP George

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Jock Dickson
06-01-15, 18:01
RIP George, I am proud to have known you. Sincere condolences to Family and Friends
Richie
06-01-15, 18:02
Sleep tight George, watch done
Doug
06-01-15, 19:01
You were a star that has sadly gone out, I only met you at the reunions but I enjoyed your company.
RIP mate, my best to those you leave behind.
ron the con
06-01-15, 19:08
George,
May you find a safe anchorage.
Ron the Con
belgique
06-01-15, 21:48
Will be sadly missed, RIP shipmate.
Den
07-01-15, 10:07
R.I.P shipmate
loftysmudge
07-01-15, 12:05
Sleep in peace George.
wbf
07-01-15, 15:18
RIP George. We had some fun at the Old Barn public house Chatham didn't we?
stevec
07-01-15, 20:59
RIP George, a pleasure to have served onboard with you, will miss you at the reunions.
Condolencies to Pauline and all the family. God Bless.

Steve Cook ( Sam ) and Edna
Mick Drake
07-01-15, 22:24
R I P George.
I saw you at the 2014 reunion, but never had chance to speak.

Condolences to all the family.
thomash123
08-01-15, 15:11
Very sad news, RIP and wish the family all the best.
bonzo
08-01-15, 19:48
Sad news, not always a happy new year for some. RIP.
Ianmac
10-01-15, 17:41
George's funeral will take place at 1240 on Thursday 22 January at Pitsea crematorium, Basildon, Essex SS13 2HG.
Ianmac
01-03-15, 23:10
Notice re George is in the March issue of the Navy News.
Ianmac
03-05-15, 14:52
Gerry (George)'s ashes were scattered to the sea from Southend Pier at about 13.00 0n Friday 1st of May by his wife Pauline and her two boys as it was their Wedding Anniversary.
loftysmudge
03-05-15, 16:52
Gerry (George)'s ashes were scattered to the sea from Southend Pier at about 13.00 0n Friday 1st of May by his wife Pauline and her two boys as it was their Wedding Anniversary.

How poignant to do that on their wedding anniversary, no doubt George wanted that to happen and was looking on from the great messdeck in the sky.