In Memory

D. Scott McClain

MC CLAIN Donald S. "Scott" Donald S. "Scott" McClain passed away Monday, December 13, 2010, in the emergency room at St. Luke's Hospital from cardiac arrest. He was born June 26, 1952, in Uniontown, PA, son of Robert J. and Doris (Landymore) McClain. As a youngster, he enjoyed Boy Scouts and received the God and Country badge. Scott was a graduate of Start High School. He joined the Canterbury Choir of Trinity Episcopal Church in 1973 and was fortunate to have sung at Westminster Abby in London. Scott was Sous Chef at The Convention Center as well as chef at Libbey Owens, Big Al's, Gladieux River Cruises and The Hilton. His career started as Food and Beverage manager at the Holiday Inn downtown. Scott had a solid educational foundation in organizational development, employee training and developmental skills. He received degrees from Lourdes College, Spring Arbor University and The University of Toledo. These degrees included: Theology, Science, Psychology, Performing Arts Music with BIS continued studies in Bachelor's Nursing Program (1995-1999) at St. V's. He had an MS certification in Human Donation Science (a full scholarship from MCO) and was an Organ Procurement Coordinator in Los Angeles, CA. Scott was preceded in death by his father, Robert J, and a sister, Laren McClain. He is survived by his mother; step-father, Bruce Sinner; brother, Robert and sister, Lori. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews and step-brothers and sisters. There will be a celebration of his life at a later date when out-of-town members can gather. Memorial contributions may be made to the Laren Kay McClain Scholarship Fund at the University of Toledo or Pilgrim Congregational Church, 1375 Sylvania Ave., Toledo, OH 43612. Online condolences may be shared at www.toledocremation.com



 
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01/20/11 02:35 AM #1    

Victoria Charvat (Pizzata)

Scott was a gentle sweet guy that was gracious enough to take me to the senior prom. I will always treasure his friendship in my heart.

Vickie Pizzata

 


01/24/11 12:09 PM #2    

Sally Horsman Collins

Scott was the darling of the Royal Choir.  Many of us gals in the Alto section thought he was cute and he treated us all with respect.  I remember when he was part of all the musicals.  He is another classmate who should still be here.  :(


08/18/14 02:32 PM #3    

Terri Mixer (Smith)

Scott was a dear, sweet  friend all through high school. I am so sorry we lost touch all those years ago! He is missed by all of us that had the pleasure of knowing him!


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