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This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Howard Scott, Jr. who was born in Peoria, Illinois on August 12, 1989 and passed away on March 13, 2008 at the age of 18. We will remember him forever.
Tributes and Condolences
Gone but never forgotten.love you   / Bobbie Scott (cousin)
dowe, i miss you so much you will always be in my heart .
i will alwaays miss you   / Ashley Watkins (sister)
Dowe i will always love you and i cant wait till that day come and i can see you face to face again. I will never forget the nickname you gave me (Baby A). I wake up everyday thinking that you are going to come through the front door but your not. &...  Continue >>
I love   / Destiny Watkins (His big sister )
To my first brother Howard Scott Jr. I love you, i miss you, i will never forget you, and i cant wait until i see you again.  For those of you who dont know me im Howards sister Destiny. My brother was everything to me. I would like to thank ev...  Continue >>
May God Be With You   / Anthony &. Ava Williams (son's friend )
We are so sorry for your loss. Howard was always respectful and polite when he came to our house. He will be missed. May God Be With You and Your Family.
RIP TO HOWARD SCOTT   / FAYEZ SAMHAN (BROTHER)
I CANT BELIVE THAT YOU GONE. I LOVE YOU FOREVER. I WISH THAT YOU NEVER HAD TO LEVE US. I REMMBER THE DAY I FIRST MET YOU I KNEW THAT WE WERE GOING TO BE B...  Continue >>
Always In My Heart/ I miss you  / Verlie Hicks (cousin)    Read >>
I Love [[Miss]] You  / Porsha Scott (cousin)    Read >>
howard / SHiMA MOORE (FRiEND)    Read >>
So sorry to Stephanie and whole family  / Sandy Hill (Friend of his mother from Methodist )    Read >>
your son will be missed  / Rae, Jerry And Cody Peplow (neighbors)    Read >>
I'm so sorry  / Jeanie Cannon (friend of mother )    Read >>
dewie / Ashley Colburn (neighbor and friend )    Read >>
RIP Howard!!  / JaLyssa Brown (Friend)    Read >>
MAY GOD COMFORT YOU DURING YOUR TIME OF SORROW...  / ROXANNE MCGHEE     Read >>
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His legacy
From Aunt Tee-Tee Kea  
As I look beyond these woods and wires
I imagine all my nephew’s hearts desires
His world would make him happy one day
Because it would be filled with lots of toys
And every child would want to play
It would be like paradise
You would have to come here not once, but twice
So let me give you a little advice
Dowe would say,
Cry, holler and scream if you have to
And always know that I’m missing you just as much too
So stand strong and hold on
It will get easier, okay?
Take my hand and I’ll help you stand
I’ll show you the way
And when it gets to hard to see
Look straight up at the sky
I’ll smile for you
If you smile for me

Love always,

Aunt Tee-Tee Kea
Biography  

     Howard “Dowe” Scott, Jr., 18, of Peoria, passed away at 12:44 a.m. on Thursday, March 13, 2008 at OSF St. Francis Medical Center in Peoria.

     Howard was born on August 12, 1989 in Peoria, a son of Howard Scott, Sr. and Stephanie Watkins. They survive.

     Howard is also survived by his brothers, Zebedee Watkins, Zachary Watkins, Joshua Watkins and Howard Scott III, all of Peoria; sisters, Ashley Watkins and Destiny Watkins, both of Peoria; paternal grandmother, Comelia Scott of Peoria; and maternal grandmother, Sylvia Watkins of Peoria.

     His paternal grandfather, Eddie Scott and his uncle, Eddie Scott, Jr, preceded him in death.

     Howard was a junior at Richwoods High School in Peoria.

     He enjoyed spending time with his family, playing video games and basketball. He also enjoyed listening to music, rap, Rhythm and Blues and dancing. His favorite artist was Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and his favorite song was “Crossroads”.

     He enjoyed spending time with his friends: Brandon Douglas, Quintez Johnson and Cody Flora. He loved games, going to the movies, going to the mall, clothing and watching basketball. The L.A. Lakers and Kobe Bryant were his favorites.

     Howard was a true ladies-man and all of the girls went crazy over him He was very funny, outgoing and positive. Family was very important to him and he was a great brother to his siblings. Howard always kept his friends and family laughing all of the time. He always had a smile on his face and made sure that he made you smile.

     Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, March 20, 2008, at St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church, 1211 South Blaine, in Peoria. Howard’s uncle, the Reverend Perry Booth, will officiate the services. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the church. Interment will be at Mt. Hawley Cemetery in Peoria.

     Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Clary Funeral Home in Peoria, with the Rev. Trent L. Williams, Funeral Assistant.

 
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