Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Hawley, Scott A. 2015
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Ionia Sentinel Standard, 5 Aug 2015

Scott A. Hawley, MD, age 62 of Fort Gratiot, passed away on Aug. 1, 2015, after
an almost seven-year battle with Prostate Cancer.  He was born to Carol and the
late Willard Hawley on Jan. 30, 1953, in Ionia, Michigan.  Scott married his
high school sweetheart, Susan, on Aug. 17, 1974, and was a devoted husband, dad,
and grandfather (Boppa).

He is survived by his wife Susan and his three children, Jennifer (Brian) Psciuk
of Stamford, CT, Nathan (Kelsey Leveille) Hawley of Madison, WI, and Rebecca
(Kevin) Gleason of Clinton Twp.  He was also an incredible grandfather to his
three young grandsons, Landon Psciuk and Brayden & Liam Gleason.  In addition,
he was survived by his mother, Carol; brothers, Dave and Matt; sister, Mary
(Randy) Miller, and brother-in-law Ken (Sara) Haines, as well as several nieces
and nephews.

Scott graduated from Michigan State University in 1975 with honors then began
his path to medical school at Wayne State University, graduating in 1979,
residency followed with a specialty in pediatrics/internal medicine at St.
John’s Hospital completed in 1983.  Scott and Susan then accepted a position at
Children’s Health Care of Port Huron with Dr. Daniel Wilhelm and Dr. John
Zmiejko.  They chose to reside in Fort Gratiot and have lived in the same home
for the past 32 years building their family and assisting in several community
foundations.

Scott has a true passion for sports, outdoor activities, and photography; and
loved his cottage in the Upper Peninsula that has been in the family since 1931.
 Family was everything to him and he was the rock that kept us all together. 
Saturdays in the fall consisted of tailgates and Michigan State football games
as he may have been the biggest Spartan fan ever!  He was an amazing man and
will be deeply missed by many.

The funeral service will take place at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Grace Episcopal
Church, 1213 6th St., with The Rev. Lydia Speller officiating.  A graveside
committal service will follow at Mt. Hope Cemetery.  Visitation will be Tuesday
from 4-8 p.m. at the Smith Family Funeral Home – North, 1525 Hancock St.  There
will also be visitation at church on Wednesday beginning at 12 noon.  If you
wish to make a memorial contribution, please consider the Prostate Cancer
Foundation and the National Hemophilia Foundation.


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