Scott Johnson

Scott began his visits to East Sandwich Beach as a young boy and graduated from Sandwich High School in 1972. He then served in the Army National Guard. Once finished, he followed his father in the building/remodeling trade. Many properties along Cape Cod have a little touch of his talents. He also built several boats and other crafts for those he loved. Scott was happily involved with his children and their friends during BMX racing, trips to the Maine hunting camps, attending sporting events, cooking huge breakfasts for them, and putting on annual Clam Bakes with his East Sandwich crew. He was a regular at the breakfast counter of the "coffee shop" every morning for many years.

Scott lived a full life of boating, fishing, lobstering and hunting. He especially enjoyed camping at Boothbay Harbor, sneaking away to Ocracoke Island, NC. and weekends on Sandy Neck Beach, with his camper, his kites flying high. He was a collector of lanterns and spent many hours cleaning and repairing relics he found during his travels. If you understood Scott's humor you were a friend for life. And he had so many of those friends.

Scott is survived by his wife, Linda (Fagnant) Johnson, his Son Thomas A. Johnson and fiancee Anna Alexander, her children, Kayli, Maddie and Lylli, of East Sandwich. Daughter, Katy A. Anderson, husband, Mike and Granddaughter Morgyn, of Nottingham, NH, Brother Gary. A. Johnson wife Marilyn from Stockbridge, MA, father-in-law Walter T. Fagnant & mother-in-law, Ida D. Fagnant. He also leaves several brother and sister in-laws, nieces, nephews, and their children, who filled his life with laughter and mischief.

Scott is predeceased by his parents, Wm. Abbott and Muriel Johnson, and Nephew Jeffrey C. Johnson.

In lieu of flowers, the family would like you to consider a donation to Wet-Vet.com at https://gofund.me/9a17b06c This is an organization that reconditions rods and reels and arranges shore fishing and charter fishing boats to take veterans and first responders out for a day of fishing, At the end of the trip they give the fishing gear to them as a thank you for their service to our country.

The family would like to thank the medical staff in hospitals and rehabilitation facilities that helped Scott through his illness and Continuum Hospice for their compassionate care during his final days.

A visitation will be held at Nickerson-Bourne Funeral Home, on Friday, December 9th from 3 to 7 PM, with a celebration of life ceremony beginning at 6 PM, located at 154 Route 6A , Sandwich, MA.