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Hundreds say final farewell to legend 'Dotty'
The Gazette
|April 25, 2025
HUNDREDS of people turned out on Thursday to say the funeral of “Thornaby legend Scott Gordon”.
A horse-drawn carriage, floral tributes and a ‘RIP Dotty’ banner, alongside around 300 people, filled Maplewood Chapel at Stockton Crematorium.
Some mourners even wore T-shirts with the 36-year-old’s face on, and another with a pendant to honour the ‘born and bred’ Thornaby dad.
Scott, who was known as ‘Dotty, passed away at the scene of a motorbike crash on April 2, but his family take comfort in the fact that he “died doing something he loved”.
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