Howard Amos Scott

Howard Amos Scott, 67 of Pamplin, passed away on Sept. 28, in Lynchburg.

He is survived by his parents, Margaret and William Scott Sr., of Charlotte County; daughters, Tiffany LaShay Scott and Tysha Maretta Scott, both of Appomattox; five grandchildren, Ashonti Scott, Armare’a Wood, Ashley Christian, Khi’yan Williams and Kali Franklin, all of Appomattox; three great-grandchildren; one sister, Catherine Scott-Tune of Lynchburg; four brothers, Fillmore Scott (Alma) of Appomattox, James Scott of Northern Virginia, Alonzo Scott of Norfolk and William Scott, Jr. of Lynchburg; Shameka McCoy, whom he loved like a daughter and a host of other relatives and friends.

Funeral services were held on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 1 p.m., at the Jeffress Funeral Home Brookneal chapel with interment in the White Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery in Phenix.

Condolences may be expressed at www.JeffressFuneralHome.com. Arrangements were by Jeffress Funeral Home and Cremation of Brookneal.

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