Scott

Molly Ellen Scott, beloved daughter of Harley and Estelle Davis, was born in Amarillo, Texas, on April 22, 1942, and peacefully departed this life on March 8, 2024, at the “Right at Home” group care home in Canyon, Texas at the age of 81 years.

Celebration of Life Service for Molly will be held at the Fourth and Bedford Church of Christ in Dimmitt, Texas on Wednesday, March 13, at 2 p.m., with King Burney officiating.

Affectionately known as Molly, Mom, Me-Me, she was a devoted and faithful servant, a farmer’s wife, mother of three, grandmother, great-grandmother, auntie and friend to many.

Molly’s carefree childhood included skipping with her siblings and cousins to Thompson Park and swimming pool in Amarillo. Around the age of 15; her family’s journey brought them to Hereford. During Molly and her sisters’ teenage years, they enjoyed rodeo dances and the timeless tunes of Elvis Presley. In her early 20s, Molly met her sweetheart in Hereford, and on May 22, 1965, Molly and Ben exchanged wedding vows.

In 1973, Molly and Ben made their home in Dimmitt, where they raised their family, worked the land, ran cattle, Ben continued his farm and ranch real estate business, and they embraced a life filled with love.

Molly had a passion for gardening, harvesting, feeding her people, and creating a comfortable home for her family. Her green thumb extended to her work in flower shops in both Hereford and Dimmitt, where she collaborated with many dear friends to bring beauty to families, homes, and businesses.

A devout Christian, Molly faithfully attended the Fourth and Bedford Church of Christ in Dimmitt and joyfully helped teach children’s bible class. She also found solace in personal Bible studies at home. She was her family’s biggest cheerleader, attending many ball games, hosting countless holidays, birthdays, and celebrations. Molly’s playful and loving nature endeared her to both children and adults alike. She reveled in special moments with her grandchildren, nieces and nephews, treating them to ice cream, board games, trampoline time, and endless swinging. She made each one feel uniquely cherished.

Molly is preceded in death by both her parents; her mother and father-inlaw, Joe M. and Lois Scott; brother, Harley Earl Davis; sisters, Jean Collier and Jimmie Middleton; as well as nephews, James Collier, Ronnie Collier, and Max Middleton.

She is survived by her loving husband, Ben G. Scott; and her devoted children: Krystal and Robert Nelson of Dimmitt, Anessa and Stan Friemel of Umbarger, Ben Jr. and Janelle Scott of Dimmitt. Molly leaves a legacy through her adoring grandchildren, Klay and Tori Clearman, Morgan and Travis Wiebold, Tristan Nelson, Amber Hunter, Caroline and Clementine Myrick, Clayton and Collier Friemel, Holly and Schuyler Taylor, Kenzie Leann Scott, Chelsea and Randall Johnston; and great-grandchildren: Kennedy, Jensen, and Karlee Clearman and Colton Johnston. Additionally, Molly is survived by her best friend and sister, Rochelle Wylie,;a brother, Gus Davis; and many precious nieces and nephews.

The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Molly’s exceptional caregivers and their dedication to her over the past couple of years. Their kindness and commitment have made a world of difference in her life, and the family is truly grateful for their invaluable support and love for Molly.

Molly Ellen Scott will be remembered for her enduring love, generous spirit, and the countless lives she touched with her warmth and grace. May she rest in eternal peace.