Death date: Jul 11, 2019
Obituary of Scott Thomas Naughton Please share a memory of Scott to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book Scott Thomas Naughton, 64, of Houston TX died suddenly on July 11, 2019. He is preceded in d Read Obituary
I went to school with Scott in Park Forest Illinois he was a nice guy and had an interesting history coming from England. He attended several of parties at my parents house for birthdays and I lost track of him and now he’s gone. RIP Scott. Call but not forgotten. That’s Scott in the photo lower left with glasses in the striped shirt.
My deepest condolences to all of Scotty’s family and friends.
I had the real privilege to have lived with him back in the ‘80s.
He was a good friend, a great man, a leader for good men. He was always the one with a clear head a sharp view. He helped me through some turbulent times and I will be forever greatful.
Living with him was a delight, and I wish I had half his wit and good humor. Surely he will be missed by a multitude people.
THE PASAGE OF A TRUELY GOOD MAN.
In sadness and respect, Richard Eurich.
Enjoyed the many years of knowing and working with Scotty. He was a great guy. Deepest sympathy.
Thank you for being a great boss and friend. Your kind and generous spirit will live on in my heart. My only regret is finding you too late to reconnect and visit. Cheers to our work days at J&J and Cal Dve and all the smiles and laughs.
Naughton and Diving Family:
I had a very difficult time trying to decide whether to come to Houston. My husband and I live overseas three months a year, and we just returned to the States when I received this heartbreaking news about losing Scotty. I've sat for many hours pouring over so many memories of Scott and his professional and personal relationship with Rob and I... remembering each J & J/Cal-Dive guy and their wife and wondering if I would recognize them. I thought about who was gone... Gary, Shadow, Morgan and Orrin. All of these people were such a big part of my life for decades... family. I will hold you in my heart forever Scott "Nautical" Naughton. You were, and are, SO LOVED. See you on the other side.
RIP Scotty!
Scotty was my go to guy on diving questions and a great personality. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure to know him. RIP
Scotty gave me a start in this industry in 1985. I was 18 years old and part way through diving school at San Jacinto Jr. College. My only quality at the time was the tenacity to ask for a job every day. Although I have not seen Scotty in over 20 years I recall that positive impact he had on my life 34 years ago. Rest In Peace Scotty!
One of most genuine gentleman I have had the honor of knowing. We lost one of the great ones.
Godspeed my Brother.
Gone to soon Scotty my friend. Our 10 years at Cal Dive together brings back fond memories. Rest in peace.
