Michael Joseph Scarry

Birth date: Feb 1, 1920 Death date: Sep 9, 2012

Michael “Mo” Scarry, 92, passed away September 9, 2012.?áHe was born February 1, 1920 in Duquesne Pennsylvania to the late Michael and Mary Scarry.?áIn addition to his parents,?áMo was preceded in death by his wife Elizabeth ?Ç£Li Read Obituary

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Woumourdymido

671w ago

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Bill Barnett

682w ago

Coach Mo had a tremendous impact on me and my family. He was a great role model for me, as a football player, as a coach and as a husband and father. With Mo, you always got more than was required. He taught me more about life than football, and he taught me a great deal about how to play football. I was very fortunate to have have known him as a coach and as role model. Mo was a second father to so many of us who played for him. And I believe he loved us much like his sons. You will be missed, my friend. We need more Mo Scarry's on this earth.

Tim Hutter

684w ago

Mo helped many of us mature from boys to men. He WAS the reason I went to Waynesburg College. To me, he wasn't just my coach, he was a father figure. He was a no nonsense man, but he had a softer side once you got to know him. He could sternly reprimand you, but you knew it was because he cared about you as a person. Because of him, I learned respect and gained confidence in my own abilities. HE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.

Howard Kindig

684w ago

SO VERY SORRY ABOUT "COACH MO". HE WAS ONE OF THE FINEST, MOST CARING COACHES THAT I HAD IN MY CAREER. HE NEVER NEEDED ANYONE TO PAT HIM ON THE BACK….HE JUST DID HIS JOB. I'M A BETTER MAN FOR HAVING KNOWN "MO". YOU AND YOU FAMILY ARE IN MY HEART, MIND AND PRAYERS.

Bob Griese

684w ago

Mo was one of only 6 assistant coaches on Coach Shula's staff in the early 1970's……he was well liked by everybody on the team…..I got to know Mo much better after my playing days were over….always a smile and a kind word and always wanting to know " how's the family "…Mo was a good man and a good friend

Sheila And Dennis Taridona

684w ago

We are so sorry to learn of "Uncle Mo's" passing. He was a great man and will be missed.

Glenn Blackwood

684w ago

My condolences to the Scarry family on your loss. Coach Scarry was a fine man, a great coach and a man of integrity. Although I didn't play on the D-line, I was a defensive player who observed Coach Scarry's work with his players on the D-line. He was greatly respected by the men he coached, which is a great testament to his character as well as the care he had for his players. He was one of the good guys and will be missed. With warmest regards and sympathy for your family, Glenn A. Blackwood

John F Wiley Ii

684w ago

Almighty Father, hear our prayers for Your son Mo who You have called from this life to Yourself. Grant him light, happiness, and peace. Let him pass in safety through the gates of death, and live forever with his dear Libby and all Your saints in the light You have promised. Guard him from all harm and on that great day of resurrection – raise him up with all Your saints. We ask this through Christ our Lord – In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. ——————————— Outside of my mother, my dad counted Mo as his best friend on planet earth. He respected and love him for the exceptional husband, father, friend, coach and mentor that he was for so many of us. Your father was an extraordinary individual – in ways too many to count. If my dad could travel, I would have my him there with you all this weekend – but unfortunately that is not possible these days. You all are in the thoughts and prayers of the entire Wiley family this week. John & Helen Wiley, John & Karen Wiley and family, Dave & Bonnie Graft and family and Alan & Lynda Wiley and family

Dan Dvorchak

684w ago

Whatever success I have had in life I owe to Mo. He not only gave me an opportunity to join his Waynesburg football team but his guidance,support and encouragement carried me through the last 45 years. He will be remembered as a kind and caring man, dispite the tough, demanding exterior he projected. Lookout Heaven, Mo's on the way.

Harry Theofiledes

684w ago

I first met "Mo" in 1963 when he became our football coach at Waynesburg College. What a blessing in disquise. Not only did he developed us into a good football team and better footbal players, but made all of better human beings. The Scarry children should be proud that their father has made such an impact on so many lives. I know he did on mine.

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