Scott Lamshed
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Mr. Scott Lamshed was one of five sons of Veronica Lamshed and Desmond Gilbert Ross Lamshed). He struggled through life with his weight which entailed other health issues to occur and he finally succumbed to those health issues. Scott's Mother was Veronica Lamshed Scott's brothers were - Stephen Lamshed, Kym Lamshed, Warren lamshed, (Scott Lamshed), and last but not least Geoff Lamshed. He will be missed by many.
Condolences
Robert B
Been a long time Ps Scott. I remember the days you and Kathy took me to the Pitjantjatjara Lands with your family. It was the most memorable trip of my life. You and your wife encouraged me to bits and I’ll always have fond memories of you. As life does, we parted ways, caught up every now and then, and was saddened to hear of your passing. Much condolences to your family and hope they are doing well. Your friend always - Rob
Linda baker
So sorry to hear that
Budgil
Don't shoot the wounded, they need us more than ever They need our love no matter what it is they've done Sometimes we just condemn them, And don't take time to hear their story Don't shoot the wounded, someday you might be one. CHUCK GIRARD
Gillian Gorey
RIP Scott Always remember you as a larrikin, school certainly was more fun with you around. Rest easy now my good friend
Kym Lamshed
RIP Scott we didnt always see eye to eye but regardless of this we did share some good times. Speedway days in particular were great memories with most of the family involved in one way or the other. You were a natural on the microphone. Heres to the good memories you will be missed. Cheers
Gillian Lamshed
RIP Scott your life journey was anything but boring and many memories will remain with each and everyone of us. From the little blonde cheeky face to the booming voice at the Speedway telling everyone to get their backside track side. At peace now
Stephen Lamshed
You were always quick witted, popping jokes and sacasm whenever you could, you were always forthcoming with your views no matter the conequence to others and you were always looking for the funny side of life. Sadly, your poor choice of diet eventually impacted your health in the end, making the last remaining years tough for you, but you somehow found a way to keep on finding the humour in life. Deep down i believe you really cared for those less fortunate and you wanted to help in some way and it pained you that you couldnt do more. We brothers were not really as close as we could have been Scotty, but you will be sadly missed. Rest in Peace now Jebediah.
Geoff Lamshed
It is said that through life, Scott and I always had a conflict, it was never easy to be the youngest brother of four boys (Steve, Kym, Warren, Scott). Scott was very challenging as a brother but at the end of the day, he is still my brother and I hope he has finally found peace.