Scott Hector

at the age of 74. A resident of Westwood for 50 years, Scott was a beloved husband, devoted

father, cherished grandfather, and a man who left an enduring impact on both his family, friends,

and other members of his community.

Born in Abington, PA, Scott was the loving husband of Maryanne Hector, with whom he shared

a deep and enduring bond for over five decades. His devotion to family extended to his role as a

devoted father to Christian Hector and Elizabeth Hector Saxon, accompanied by his son-in-law

Justin Saxon. Scott was a proud grandfather, lovingly known as “Gramps” to Madison Hector

and Ella Saxon. Scott's love and guidance shaped the lives of his children and grandchildren,

leaving a lasting mark on their hearts.

Scott was a dear brother to Johnny and Joey Hector, and his sister Bonnie Hector, who

preceded him in death. Their familial ties were a source of joy and shared memories that lasted

a lifetime.

A proud veteran, Scott served in the United States Navy aboard the USS Dace SSN 607

Nuclear Fast Attack Submarine, during the Vietnam War. His commitment to service reflected

his strong sense of duty and patriotism.

Professionally, Scott worked in marketing/sales in the medical field of dialysis for many years.

Later, he embraced the role of a driver, endearing himself to numerous clients who admired his

kindness and reliability.

Scott found joy in playing golf, actively participating in the Jim Jacobson Golf league for over 15

years. His passion for the sport extended to running the league for several years, showcasing

his leadership and camaraderie.

A faithful member of Zion Lutheran Church, Scott's spiritual journey was an integral part of his

life.

Relatives and friends are invited to join the family on Saturday, January 20, 2024, at Zion

Lutheran Church, 155 Second Ave, Westwood for visitation beginning at 10am, followed by a

memorial service at 11am. Repast to follow in the church undercroft.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to Zion Lutheran Early Childhood Center,

located at 64 1st Ave, Westwood, NJ 07675, or through

http://zionlutheranearlychildhoodcenter.org/, honoring Scott's commitment to education and

community.

May Albert Scott Hector's soul rest in eternal peace, and may the memories of his love and

laughter bring comfort to those who mourn his passing.