In loving memory of

Ronald Thomas Scott
January 9, 1960 - May 14, 2018

Ronald Thomas Scott, age 58, of Ocala, Florida, completed his final walk into the garden of eternal life on May 14, 2018. Devoted son of Helen I. Scott, and the late Robert G. Scott, Ronald was born in New Brunswick. A wise and compassionate brother to Dennis (wife Jackie), Port St. Lucie, FL, sisters Kathleen A. Scott, Whiting, NJ, and Patricia Scott, Norfolk, VA and brother, Kenneth Scott, (wife Susan), Northport, FL. He was the brother of the late Robert F. Scott and the Uncle of the late Robert E. Scott. He is also survived by a host of family, Uncle George Scott (wife Kathleen), Brick and Uncle Steven Lusko (wife Barbara), Hasbrouck Heights, and many nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews, and cousins spread all over the country.

He grew up in Beachwood, and attended schools in the Toms River School system and graduated from Toms River High School South. While growing up in the Toms River area Ronald was employed for many years at Shop Rite in Toms River as an assistant night crew chief and Foodtown in Manalapan as a produce manager.

He was adventurous, traveling with friends to hike in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and gaze at the beautiful facing of "Old Man in the Mountain" near Franconia Notch, long before it disappeared from the mountain. He enjoyed many of the activities in Toms River, Beachwood and Seaside Heights. "It was nothing to get in the car and hit a party or create one". He was a friend's friend and someone you could count on for anything life threw at you; just ask anyone in his circle...you know who you are. He moved from Beachwood, to Springhill, FL to make a new life and try a new adventure and became a truck driver for B&K Hauling and the Municipal Center in Hernando County as a recycling crew leader, where he received awards for employee of the year and having perfect attendance. The remainder of his life he resided in beautiful Ocala, FL as the sole caregiver for his mother and caring friend to his neighbors.

In lieu of flowers the family requests you make a donation to a charity of your choice or to St. Jude Children's Research Center, 501 Saint Jude Pl, Memphis, TN 38105. Friends and Family are invited to a Celebration of Life service on June 15, from 2-4pm at Horizon Funeral & Cremation Services, 1329 Route 37W, Toms River. Upon completion of the service, a reception will be held at Days Hotel by Wyndham of Toms River 290 Route 37 East, Toms River, from 4:30 -8pm. Come Share with Family and Friends. Thank You. The Scott Family.

Tributes

Ken Scott wrote on Jun 16, 2019:

"TO my brother, he was my go too. when Questioned needed to be answered,? a best friend to have a conversation with. he was a part of you that" no one would ever understand, in my eyes," he was The hero who's life was just too short, he will always be in my heart and always in my prayers ..Ronald I miss you and love Dearly, your little baby Brother my guardian angel has finally found his peace. "

Erin Dieguez wrote on Jun 16, 2019:

"I have such amazing memories with my uncle Ronald, from Disney world, to summer pool days and spending weeks at their Florida house during the summer!! I miss my uncle Ronald so much! He always could make me laugh and had the warmest hugs! We love you very much uncle Ronald!! Watch over us!! I know you will always be with us!! Xoxo"

Tony and Anne wrote on Jun 15, 2019:

"Ron was a great neighbor and such a good hearted person. Always willing to lend a hand and watched out for us! Thoughts and prayers to the Scott family! "

Art Brown wrote on Jun 14, 2019:

"Good neighbor and fun around the neighborhood. Gone way to soon. I do know that many in our area always liked him. May he RIP and the family know peace"

Jessica Kruysman wrote on Jun 14, 2019:

"There was no one with a bigger heart than my Uncle Ronald. He would do anything for anyone and we will miss him so much! And the fact that he dedicated so much of his own life taking care of his mother, that is priceless. Words cannot express how empty we will all be without him. The world is a sadder place. --Jessica"