Untold Story Behind Kiewit CEO Walter Scott’s Cause of Death — US day News
It is with the most profound sorrow to announce the former Kiewit CEO’s death on September 25, 2021. Walter Scott’s cause of death is behind shadows; however, you can stay to learn more.
As you may already know, Mr. Scott, well-known as chairman and chief executive officer, had stepped down from his post in 1998, serving as a director of other corporations.
He appeared as a director of corporations such as Berkshire Hathaway, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, ConAgra Brands, and Valmont Industries, to name a few.
Heath Mello tweeted: “Walter Scott left a legacy of leadership, service, & philanthropy that will live on for generations. Thank you for doing so much for so many for so long, Mr. Scott. We’ll never forget.”
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What Leads to Walter Scott’s Cause of Death?
Unfortunatly, not a lot has been shared clarifying Walter Scott’s cause of death; although, it’s been reported that he passed away at the age of 90 at his home Saturday morning.
Rep. Don Bacon announced: “We are saddened to hear of the passing of Walter Scott and send our prayers and condolences to his family. He has left an incredibly impactful legacy in the Omaha community through his philanthropic work.”
After a while, Ted Carter tweeted: “On behalf of the entire University of Nebraska, we send our heartfelt condolences to the family of Walter Scott who passed away today. Mr. Scott was the best of all of us here in Nebraska. Smart, loyal, and caring. No one was a bigger champion for our NU students. Rest in peace.”
An unknown account shared: “Many people think Warren Buffet has created the most millionaires in Omaha. In practice, it was probably Walter Scott Jr and Peter Kiewit thru the employee stock program.”
One wrote: “It’s a sad day for our city of Omaha and the state of Nebraska. We lost Walter Scott Jr. — the relentless leader who was compassionate about his community and our students, faculty, and staff. Today we mourn the loss of the family @UNOmaha.”
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What We Know of Walter Scott Jr
Mr. Scott, born in Omaha, was successfully graduated from Benson High School. Later on, he achieved a degree in civil engineering from Colorado State University back in 1953.
He became an Eagle Scout and is a recipient of the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award. He had been rewarded the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement.
Noted, Mr. Walter Scott Jr. used to be a private, pompous man whose low public profile belied his considerable influence on Omaha’s civic affairs.
Gov. Pete Ricketts tweeted, “Walter Scott, Jr.’s work impacted millions of people around the world. From growing Kiewit to his extensive philanthropy, his work shaped Omaha and helped build and grow the Good Life we enjoy today.”
Mr. Scott achieved the Award Council member Dennis Washington. He also appeared as the Host of the 1998 Achievement Summit in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
He once quoted: “A lawyer without history or literature is a mechanic, a mere working mason; if he possesses some knowledge of these, he may venture to call himself an architect.”
Noted, Mr. Scott’s second wife, Sue Scott, had been a good friend of his first wife, Carolyn, who died in 1983. It is said that they got married in 1987 at their place of worship, Countryside Community Church. Sadly, Suzanne died in 2013.
Originally published at https://usdaynews.com on September 25, 2021.
