Delilah Ann Scott, 69, of Alum Creek, went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, June 7, 2018, at Hubbard Hospice House, Charleston, with her family by her side. She was preceded in death by her parents, John & Evelyn McCormick and sister, Brenda “BB” Hunter.
Delilah was a loving and dedicated servant of the Lord who faithfully ministered as a pastor’s wife, choir director, Sunday school teacher and so much more. She was a member of McCorkle Freewill Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Ron, children, Deah Scott, Shara Bevan, and Myron (Julie) Scott; Grandsons, Johnathan, Bradley, Brandon, Braiden, Evan, Pierson, Cohen & Westin, and brother J.D. (Pam) McCormick.
Service will be 5:00pm Saturday, June 9, 2018, at the McCorkle Freewill Baptist Church with Pastors Isaiah Hatfield and John Gorrell officiating. Burial will follow at the Scott Family Cemetery, Alum Creek. Friends and family may gather one hour prior to the service.
Delilah was truly a wonderful woman of God. We had many, many wonderful times together learning songs and
singing in Church when she lived in Huntington. I will never forget her. Praying for the family as I know this is
a tremendous loss.
My heart is very sad for the loss of this wonderful Christian lady. She was one of my favorite classmates at Duval during our high school years. And her smile always brightened the halls of the school as well as the lives of those who came into contact with her each day. Praying for your family during this difficult time. I am very sorry I was unable to attend her services.
We loved Delilah very much and know she is resting peacefully in the arms of Jesus today. Someday we will all be together where there is no pain and no suffering. Delilah touched my heart as a young Christian when she spoke at Camp Virgil Tate to FWB women all across the state. What a blessing she was! Prayers to family. Deb Varney
We love y’all, and are lifting you in our prayers during this season of loss. May God’s mercy and grace bring you peace and comfort.
Shalom!
Clark and Marilyn and family
So sorry, Delilah was such a good friend to me in high school. We had a lot of fun together. Ron, you probably don’t remember me but Delilah use to talk with me about you all the time. She was so in love with you. Your family is in my prayers.
Sorry for your loss. Lots of Love & Prayers for you all!