Life & Times, 1922 – 1979

Kate V. Scott was a journalist, a wife and mother, a private pilot, a bookkeeper, a shipping agent, an airline agent, a dog lover, a bridge player, a traveler, and a tireless correspondent with a uniquely engaging writing style. This is the first of four books in a posthumous autobiography that her daughter, Carli Scott, assembled from Kate’s letters, reports, and other writing. In it, Kate describes her early life and marriage, and she relates how her young family came to settle in British Honduras and what life there was like in the 1950’s through 1970’s.