Winston Louise Scott (Schilling) was born December 19, 1913 in Benton, Arkansas. Her parents were Maurice Franklin Scott and Myrtle Minnie Henderson (Scott). She was the 4th born child to Maurice and Myrtle. Her siblings are:
Antonia Demaris Scott Collins 1908–1971
Maurice Franklin "Buddy" Scott Jr 1910–1912 (Died at 18 months old)
Dorothy May Scott Wilson 1912–2009
Sarah Gene Scott Marshall 1916–2007
She attended grade school in Benton. Her family moved to Miami, Florida in 1925. She attended Robert E. Lee Jr. High School and graduated from Miami Senior High School. She also attended Florida Southern College and worked as x-ray technician for several years.
Louise married Jerome Lawrence Schilling in 1940 in Miami, Florida. He was born on December 13, 1914 in Miami, Florida. Jerome, who was a licensed architect at the time, designed and had built the house that they lived in. The house was located at 1270 NE 102nd Street, Miami Shores, Florida.
Two children were born of the marriage: Jerome Scott Schilling, born January 29, 1943, (died April 14, 1970 in a car accident at the age of 27), and Kerela Gene Schilling, born August 24, 1950.
Her interests were homemaking, golf, bridge, backgammon and travel. She was very active in volunteer work at the Miami Museum of Science.
Jerome and Loulie sold the house in Miami Shores around 1990. They bought a condominium at 2000 Towerside Terrace, Unit 1102, Miami, FL 33138-2225.
Her husband Jerome Schilling past away on October 25, 1991 in Mami, Florida. He was 76 years old. Winston Louise Scott Schilling past away at the age of 85 on May 26, 1999 in Miami, Florida after battling Alzheimer’s.
Antonia Demaris Scott Collins 1908–1971
Maurice Franklin "Buddy" Scott Jr 1910–1912 (Died at 18 months old)
Dorothy May Scott Wilson 1912–2009
Sarah Gene Scott Marshall 1916–2007
She attended grade school in Benton. Her family moved to Miami, Florida in 1925. She attended Robert E. Lee Jr. High School and graduated from Miami Senior High School. She also attended Florida Southern College and worked as x-ray technician for several years.
Louise married Jerome Lawrence Schilling in 1940 in Miami, Florida. He was born on December 13, 1914 in Miami, Florida. Jerome, who was a licensed architect at the time, designed and had built the house that they lived in. The house was located at 1270 NE 102nd Street, Miami Shores, Florida.
Two children were born of the marriage: Jerome Scott Schilling, born January 29, 1943, (died April 14, 1970 in a car accident at the age of 27), and Kerela Gene Schilling, born August 24, 1950.
Her interests were homemaking, golf, bridge, backgammon and travel. She was very active in volunteer work at the Miami Museum of Science.
Jerome and Loulie sold the house in Miami Shores around 1990. They bought a condominium at 2000 Towerside Terrace, Unit 1102, Miami, FL 33138-2225.
Her husband Jerome Schilling past away on October 25, 1991 in Mami, Florida. He was 76 years old. Winston Louise Scott Schilling past away at the age of 85 on May 26, 1999 in Miami, Florida after battling Alzheimer’s.
Winston Louise Scott (Schilling) was born December 19, 1913 in Benton, Arkansas. Her parents were Maurice Franklin Scott and Myrtle Minnie Henderson (Scott). She was the 4th born child to Maurice and Myrtle. Her siblings are:
Antonia Demaris Scott Collins 1908–1971
Maurice Franklin "Buddy" Scott Jr 1910–1912 (Died at 18 months old)
Dorothy May Scott Wilson 1912–2009
Sarah Gene Scott Marshall 1916–2007
She attended grade school in Benton. Her family moved to Miami, Florida in 1925. She attended Robert E. Lee Jr. High School and graduated from Miami Senior High School. She also attended Florida Southern College and worked as x-ray technician for several years.
Louise married Jerome Lawrence Schilling in 1940 in Miami, Florida. He was born on December 13, 1914 in Miami, Florida. Jerome, who was a licensed architect at the time, designed and had built the house that they lived in. The house was located at 1270 NE 102nd Street, Miami Shores, Florida.
Two children were born of the marriage: Jerome Scott Schilling, born January 29, 1943, (died April 14, 1970 in a car accident at the age of 27), and Kerela Gene Schilling, born August 24, 1950.
Her interests were homemaking, golf, bridge, backgammon and travel. She was very active in volunteer work at the Miami Museum of Science.
Jerome and Loulie sold the house in Miami Shores around 1990. They bought a condominium at 2000 Towerside Terrace, Unit 1102, Miami, FL 33138-2225.
Her husband Jerome Schilling past away on October 25, 1991 in Mami, Florida. He was 76 years old. Winston Louise Scott Schilling past away at the age of 85 on May 26, 1999 in Miami, Florida after battling Alzheimer’s.
Antonia Demaris Scott Collins 1908–1971
Maurice Franklin "Buddy" Scott Jr 1910–1912 (Died at 18 months old)
Dorothy May Scott Wilson 1912–2009
Sarah Gene Scott Marshall 1916–2007
She attended grade school in Benton. Her family moved to Miami, Florida in 1925. She attended Robert E. Lee Jr. High School and graduated from Miami Senior High School. She also attended Florida Southern College and worked as x-ray technician for several years.
Louise married Jerome Lawrence Schilling in 1940 in Miami, Florida. He was born on December 13, 1914 in Miami, Florida. Jerome, who was a licensed architect at the time, designed and had built the house that they lived in. The house was located at 1270 NE 102nd Street, Miami Shores, Florida.
Two children were born of the marriage: Jerome Scott Schilling, born January 29, 1943, (died April 14, 1970 in a car accident at the age of 27), and Kerela Gene Schilling, born August 24, 1950.
Her interests were homemaking, golf, bridge, backgammon and travel. She was very active in volunteer work at the Miami Museum of Science.
Jerome and Loulie sold the house in Miami Shores around 1990. They bought a condominium at 2000 Towerside Terrace, Unit 1102, Miami, FL 33138-2225.
Her husband Jerome Schilling past away on October 25, 1991 in Mami, Florida. He was 76 years old. Winston Louise Scott Schilling past away at the age of 85 on May 26, 1999 in Miami, Florida after battling Alzheimer’s.
