This site is a tribute to Vic Scott, who was born in Fulham on February 16, 1928. He is much loved and will always be remembered.
His funeral on Wednesday 8th February 2023 at Haycombe Crematorium was a wonderful celebration of life attended by his family and extended family, friends and many university colleagues. Many also attended via the video link around the world . We thank you all.
We had a lovely after service party at Bath Boathouse, sharing memories and thoughts of Vic.
Vic had key qualities that are hard to come by
Being fair
Being kind - he was a true Gentle man
Always supportive and a family man.
Vic was the love of June’s life for 72 years.
Thank you to Chris Dyer and his team at RUH and to the amazing care team at Rush Hill Mews.
Thanks also to Chris Bowen Martin Ansell and Tim Mays for their contributions on the university website and to Alison Crichton for putting it all together . Thank you to David Packham and Glyn Love and to Mike Hepburn and Mike Cox for your recollections and memories.
To Prof … Vic … Dad … Grandad … Scotty
We salute you in celebration of a life well lived by a gentle caring and inspirational man. You were so well loved and we miss you.
If you wish to see the funeral video recording please visit
https://watch.obitus.com/
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One year ago today you slipped peacefully away. Never a day goes by when i dont think about you and miss your cheeky smile. Your memorial bench is now in Sydney gardens as a tribute to how much loved you were by all of us, family friends and colleagues. Love you dad xx
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I was so lucky to have you as my tutor 50 years ago. So supportive, kind and patient, thank you. Ingrid
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