Betty Scott

Peacefully, on Friday, September 27, 2024, at the age of one hundred. Devoted wife of the late Nathan Scott. Beloved mother and mother-in-law of Robin Mader and the late Leonard Mader, Susan Scott and Francois Seguin, Judy and Mark Caplan and Barbra Scott. Adoring Grammy to Dan Mader, David and Lindsay Mader; Lily Scott Seguin, Gabriel Scott Seguin; Dana Caplan Goodman and Jonathan Goodman, Abe Caplan, Joanna Caplan, David Caplan and Essie Sutton, Proud great-grandmother of  Penelope, Leo, Henry, Sammy and Augie Mader; Noah, Lilah and Orly Goodman; Francine and Nathan Scott Caplan. Loving sister and sister-in-law of Marty and Becky Greenberg, the late Sylvia and the late Bernard Lipman; sister-in-law of the late Anne and the late  Dr. Joe Goldberg, the late George Scott and the late Hazel Scott, the late Betty and the late  Dr. Sydney Neiderhoffer, the late Jack and the late Sally Scott, the late Irving and the late Thelma Scott Rappoport, the late Pearl and the late Issie Labow, the late  Dr. Ben and the late Dorothy Scott. Daughter of the late Lillian Harris Greenberg and the late Archie Greenberg of Norwalk, Connecticut. 

Betty was born in Connecticut and moved to Montreal after being swept off her feet by Nathan, a handsome soldier she met in the Laurentians. Betty and Nathan lived a beautiful life together and raised four daughters. She was creative, artistic, physically active, yoga practicing, volunteering, and independent until the end. Her technique of flower preservation gave her great joy and was her business for many years. She made new friends all along and was known for her thank you notes and handwritten notes for many occasions.  We will continue to cherish, admire and love her unique spirit. Heartfelt gratitude to Cornelia, Helen, Senait, Sandrine, Penny, and Joy for their loving care.

Funeral service from Paperman & Sons, 3888 Jean Talon St. W., on Sunday, September 29 at 2 p.m. Burial at Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery, 1250 ch. de la Forêt, Outremont. Contributions in her memory may be to the Namuwongo literacy project in Uganda or to the Israel Emergency Fund c/o Federation CJA, (514) 345-2645 ext. 2600 or click here.