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Scott Thomas Knotts

October 11, 1951 ~ June 28, 2011

Scott Thomas Knotts, 59, of Marion, died Tuesday, June 28, 2011, of an accidental fall. Funeral Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, 2011, at Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Marion, by Pastor Jim Coyle. Visitation: 4-8 p.m. on Monday at the funeral home. Burial: Spring Grove Cemetery, Covington, Iowa, with military honors by Marion American Legion Post 298. Survivors include his father, Noel Knotts; his fianc��, Trish Kopp; faithful canine companions, Buddy and Babe; son, Christopher Knotts; daughter, Danielle Knotts; step-sons, Steve Batcheller Jr. and Richard Batcheller; sisters, Elizabeth (David) Szymanski, Jane (Bill) Moore, No��l Knotts, and Barbara (Tom) Butler; brother, Carl Knotts; grandchildren, Rebecca Nagle, Taylor Batcheller, Tyler Batcheller, and Justin Batcheller; and great granddaughter, Laneya Nagle. Also his aunts, Virginia Knotts, B. Elizabeth Schweigert, Mary Dusterhoft, and Carol Jane Palmer; uncle, Julius (Gina) Dusterhoft III; his mother-in-law, Wandalene O'Connor; sisters-in-law, Beverly (Jim) LeGrand, DeAnna (Jerry) Ford, Marsha (Bob) Rowe, Brenda (Mike) Grimm, and Jacqueline (Mark) Stewart; brothers-in-law, Robert (Sue) Ford and Wayne (Kim) Werderman; and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Scott was born October 11, 1951, in Ft. Knox, Kentucky. Growing up in a military family, he lived in many cities and countries as a child and moved often. He graduated from high school in Ft. Hood Texas and also earned a degree from Kirkwood Community College. Scott served two years in the U.S. Army. He was an engineer for Rockwell Collins for 29 years. His hobbies included working on computers, fishing and boating, and he was a very avid reader. Scott greatly enjoyed spending time with his family and his dogs. He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Gladys Dusterhoft; aunt, Darlene Dusterhoft; grandfather, Julius Dusterhoft II; grandmother, Sylvia Knotts; mother, Jacqueline Knotts; grandmother-in-law, Marietta Stepanek; father-in-law; Joseph O'Connor; uncle, John Schweigert; sister-in-law, Hye Suk Knotts; uncle and aunt, Harold and Virginia Knotts.

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  1. Trish, I’m so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. If you need anything, don’t hesitate to ask.

  2. Trish, I am very sorry for you loss. Please know I am here for you if you need anything. Thoughts and prayer to you.

  3. Trish, I am so very sorry to hear about Scott. If you need anything just give me a call. Thinking of you all.

  4. Sorry to hear of Scott ‘s passing. You are in our thoughts and prayes.

    The Tony Moreland Family

  5. My name is Edward Hervey. Igot to know Scott when we went though Basic Training in Fort Leonardwood Misouri. We were room mates at that time. We got to be good friends. Remember meeting Scotts Grandpa that lived in Lone Tree Iowa. I have been looking for Scott for many years. This weekend in the miles stone I see a picture of him from His fiance Trish. It made me very sad to hear of his passing. Looking at the picture I knew it was Scott. Seeing that smile of his that I’ll never forget. I sure wish I could have found Scott. I have some pictures of Scott taken during basic training. He was a good friend then and I have never forgot him . I hope you get this I know it has been some time since his pasting. But just wanted to let you know that I have thought of him for many years. Even tho we had not seen each other for years I still think of him as a very good friend. My thoughts are with you and his family God Bless you all


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