SCOTT -Ida May (née Jones)

Ida we joked about you and Barb being the Terrible Twins, B1 & B2, Dumb and Dumber and so on. Your friendship lasted over 50 years and will continue on into the unknown. For those of us who remain behind, we will remember you always with much love in our hearts. Paula & Gary Williams

Mrs Scott, you have been a friend to more then 3 generations of my family, my Jamma, my dad/uncles and me.
I enjoyed your visits to my Jamma, then when she was gone I came to visit you. Our weekly chats about all sorts of thing’s, from watching your kids, grand and great grand kids play football, netball, basketball. Your family, you were so proud of, telling me so many stories of there many adventures and your own journey though life.
I learnt about the many different birds that would visit you daily. I will miss your smile, your laughter, your kindness and caring ways. Most of all I will miss you. Love Simone, Fred, Carlee and Joel Di Ciero xxxxxx. GO BOMBERS

Your enthusiasm for your grandchildren’s football was always a delightful energy on a Sunday. Much love to everyone xxxx
Eloisa

A beautiful lady with a beautiful smile and the kindest of hearts. You will be missed, Ida, but we will all keep your memory alive – especially your mischievousness! The Johnson clan:- Pete, Jude , Ben, Caitlan, Monique, Dermott, Luke and Tessa

To our dear Scotty , it has been an absolute privilege to have known you for so many years. It was always a treat when you visited us at Henry street. Footy tipping was always a fun time even when your beloved bombers weren’t doing well. Loved hearing about your trips up to two bells and your beautiful grandchildren. Thank you for your stories and your kindness you will be dearly missed. Love your Henry street girl xo

Such a sad loss of a beautiful soul.. our two families combined making us one big family.
You will be sadly missed but never forgotten always in our heart’s
John, Brenda and Malcolm

Mrs Scott ( Ida) you will always be fondly remembered by me.I still remember the day you took me on the bus when I was little and brought me colourful popcorn and all the times mum and I would come up to your house for a chat and cup of tea. A very beautiful person and a cheery smile. My sincere condolences to all your family love from Cherie Stone and Faith Stone xoxo

When we arrived here in Traralgon the first thing we wanted to do is meet Ida.
We had heard so many beautiful stories about her from Anna my daughter and Jason my son in law that we couldn’t wait to meet her. It was a hard task to catch her though as she was always on the go and in Melbourne supporting her beloved Bombers! Eventually when we met it was a lovely encounter, like we had known each other all along despite mine and Leo’s broken English. The language barrier made no difference.
Undoubtedly, with her soft spoken voice and her bright smile without even mentioning her family dinners, knitting clothes for the grandchildren, making beanies for Leo to keep his head warm in winter I honestly believe this was her legacy uniting the family and friends without exceptions that for us is to be the rock of the family. She will be incredibly missed. Leo, Milka and Gabriel Fajardo

Ida I only met you a couple of times with Barry and Ruth your friendly neibiours but anyways U were a beautiful lady that is going to be truly missed rest in peace Ida may Scott ur in God’s garden now xxxxx love from Shaun n coddy

Mrs Scott/ida/Scotty, our family remember you so very fondly. You were a great friend to mum and dad (Elaine and Keith) and my surrogate grandma and baby sister. Such a kind and caring lady who was always up for a chat and a cuppa. Your regular Thursday shopping dates with mum and morning tea at Hollies are some of the fondest memories shared by us all. I can still recall sitting in your kitchen before and after school and watching you sew and cook. We would ride our bikes to the local milk bars during school holidays and design and make dolls clothes . Thank you for being such a wonderful friend to our family and more especially- my surrogate grandma. Much love to Dot, Joy, Steve, Barry and families. Toni Callander (née Blake)

Mrs Scott, a most beautiful lady, it was an honor to have known you, and to have counted you as a friend, Go Bombers Rita and Renee Reid.

Mrs Scott, simply a beautiful lady who will be sadly missed by all that knew her. Always enjoyed having chat if we ever bumped into each other, especially about our beloved Bombers..

My deepest sympathy to Barry Leanne and family. My thoughts are with you all.

Mrs Scott (Ida), our families have been friends since the Pax Hill days when the boys were playing footy. You and mum spent time working in the canteen, washing jumpers and all sorts of other things that mums do.

You and mum then had a shared love of the the Bombers and the Gippsland supporters group and attending many footy games together travelling on the bus.

In later years when mum moved into O’Mara House you always used to meet her on a Monday to have a chat and share a drink and cake.

We are all saddened to hear of your passing but we are all the better for having known you over so many years and for the friendship you and mum shared.

Our love goes out to all the family.

Neil and Carmel Donoghue and all the Donoghue boys.

Deepest sympathy to Barry, Leanne, Josh and Maddison, a lovely lady who will be very muched missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️.
Rosie and Bob Lorenz.

Ida you were always smiling and so welcoming to everyone. You will never be forgotten. We will miss your lovely Christmas cards!
RIP Ida and thank you for the memories xxx
Reg, Barbara and Janette