ST. FRANCISVILLE — Memorial services for Edward Scott Percy, 58, of St. Francisville, who died peacefully, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014, because of heart complications, at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital, in Baton Rouge, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at his home in St. Francisville.

Mr. Percy was the son of Edward Carter Percy and Willie Katherine O’Quinn.

He was a farmer, cattleman, contractor and true master mechanic.

He was happily married to Patti Metz Percy for 35 years. He cherished his daughter, Cara Grace “Carrie” Percy Carter. There are no words to express his love and pride for his precious child.

When she married, he also gained a son and business partner, David B. Carter, who he wholeheartedly took under his wings. He touched so many with his smile, knowledge and never-ending talents.

He was truly admired by his family, many friends and all who he adopted throughout his life. He passed along wisdom, which surpassed his years to so many.

Words can never fully describe how truly one of a kind he was and although he will be greatly missed, he will live on through each of us.

Mr. Percy was preceded in death by his parents.

Survivors include his wife, Patti Metz Percy; one daughter, Cara Grace “Carrie” Percy Carter and husband, David B.; one brother, Nolan Percy and wife, Michael Anne; two sisters, Anne Percy Kellum and husband, Charles, and Katherine Percy Bray and husband, David.