Historic Englewood Florida
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www.yoursun.com Page 11 "For the first four or five years, the ambulance crew was all volunteers, and dad would train them in first aid until they got their EMT certification," Wille said. "They met at the fire station for the lessons, and I had to make goodies for them at break time." Dr. Pressman, a doctor in town at the time, used to joke, "Can you imagine when you call for an ambulance and an old hearse pulls up, what they must have thought!" In Bob's later years, he helped form the Englewood Moose Lodge, was one of the founders of Englewood Hospital, and was a part of many civic organizations, including the Mooseheart Orphanage, which is still flourishing today. Nancy followed in her father's footsteps by being involved in several Englewood organi- zations, including being active today with the Lemon Bay Historical Society. Bob Scott's old Scott Outboard and U-Rent- It building still stands at 345 W. Dearborn St., just west of Pioneer Plaza. It's the home of Rehab on Dearborn Vintage Gallery. (Editor's note: Learn more about Wellington and Elsie Quirk on Page 12 of this section.) SCOTT FROM PAGE 10A PHOTO BY JESSICA ORLANDO Nancy Wille poses with a collection of her family history ranging from newspaper clippings to family photos. PHOTO PROVIDED BY NANCY WILLE Robert Scott photographed in 1995 • Live MUSIC • Watch ANY Game, Anytime! • Over 50+ TV's! • Special Sports Events • Bring Home PARTY PLATTER • Lunch and Dinner SPECIALS • Dine INSIDE or OUTSIDE S • GOOD FOOD • • GOOD FRIENDS • • GOOD TIMES • 2021 2021 2021 2021 941-473-9663 • WWW.ENDZONESPORTSGRILLE.COM Local Family Owned and Operated Since 1995 Order online or call for take out orders • 2440 S. McCall Rd, Englewood -1