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Edwards Memorial Funeral Homes - Lakewood
Scott Andrew Mitchell
June 6th, 1965 - July 17th, 2019
Scott Andrew Mitchell was born June 6, 1965 in St. Louis Missouri. He was adopted by Don and Evelyn Mitchell at six weeks old. The moved to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska shortly after. In 1972 the family moved to Tacoma, Washington where his father was stationed at Mc Chord AFB. In 1989 Scott married his dear friend and love of his life, Michelle Diane Day, who preceded him in death after her battle with pancreatic cancer. They had three children. Scott is survived by his children, Cody Mitchell (Carolyn Mitchell), Meagan Nelson (Yul Nelson) & Savanah Aldrich (Chris Aldrich) and 8 grand children, Jordan, Xander, Tristan, Ashton, Charlotte, Caleb, Cannon & Evelyn, His Sister Lyn Anne Krueger (Randy Krueger) and 4 nephews Marcus, Ryan, Andrew and Darius. A memorial is being held on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at Canyon Ridge Church, 8415 Waller road E, Tacoma, Washington 98446 at 1 pm followed by a small reception of family and friends. To help with unexpected costs we ask if you are able to, please bring a potluck dish.
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Edwards Memorial Funeral Homes - Lakewood
At Edwards Memorial, our dedication to serving the Tacoma community is reflected in our commitment to offering quality services at an unbeatable price. Recognizing that Washington State has one of the highest cremation rates in the country, we've tailored our approach to meet the specific needs of our community. Instead of investing in costly, elaborate facilities that are seldom used, we minimized our overhead expenses, allowing us to extend significant savings directly to the families we serve....
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