Birth date: Mar 13, 1923 Death date: Dec 29, 2013
Filomena "Fay" (Cerio) Scott, 90, of Syracuse, passed away Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital. She was born in Syracuse, the daughter of the late Louis and Angelina (Fazio) Cerio. Fay was a longtime communicant of St. John the Baptis Read Obituary
To the entire Scott Family,
With great sadness I heard of Fay passing. I have just found out about this so sorry for this being so late. Fay was one of the nicest people I ever got to work with at Michael,Roberts & Assoc.
She will be miss.
Terri Kellock
To Ken & Joan and Cathy and the entire Scott Family,
With great sadness we heard of "Grandma Scotts" passing. For almost 40 years Fay was a part of the Callahan Family on Foster Rd. Always present at Scott family get togethers with her constant smile and kind words. Her family was her shield of honor, and she was so proud of them all. Card games over the Scott's dinning room table with friends and family could result in tears of laughter trying to defeat Fay at whatever game was played.
A kind and loyal lady with great faith all her life may have paved the way for her gentle passing at the end. May she rest in peace.
She will be missed.
Sue & Bill Callahan
Fay was an example to me personally. In the hot days of summer and the coldest days of Winter, Fay would walk over to Jolenta Convent to attend Mass. To witness her walk was to realize she was in pain but the Lord was top priority in her life. She loved her family deeply.
I will miss her but I rejoice that she is now at Home with God enjoying her well deserved reward and count knowing her as one more blessing that I have received. I send this reflection with love and prayers to all Fay's family. God bless you!
Sister Myra Richards
Please accept the sympathy of Le Moyne College on the occasion of your mother and grandmother's death. Be assured of our prayers for you and your family.
I met Fay through her neighbor, my mother, Mary Maurillo. When my mother & I would go for our weekly grocery shopping, we would pick up an item or two that Fay needed. She was always very grateful for that, calling me an angel. I would tell her it was nothing, I enjoyed doing something to help her out. Fay always spoke highly of her family & especially enjoyed telling of her travels with her husband. I truly will miss seeing Fay each week. She will be in my prayers. Mary Ann Cowan
