Laura “Scotti” Scott Bonnett Fabrizio

Date of Death: August 22, 2013

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Mt. Hebron Cemetery

305 E Boscawen St

Winchester, VA 22601

Friday 8/30, 1:00 pm

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Mt. Hebron Cemetery

305 E Boscawen St

Winchester, VA 22601

Friday 8/30, 1:00 pm

Laura S. “Scotti” Bonnett Fabrizio

Laura Scott “Scotti” Bonnett Fabrizio, 62, of Frederick County, Virginia, died Thursday, August 22, 2013, in Winchester Medical Center.

Ms. Fabrizio was born in 1951, in Danville, Virginia, the daughter of the late William F. and Nancy Bonnett, Jr. She co-owned, with her son, Yellow Cab of Winchester, Virginia. Ms. Fabrizio was an activist with Citizens for Justice in Virginia Courts. For the previous 13 years, “Scotti” devoted much of her time to innocence projects and specifically fighting for the release and exoneration of Jeffery Franklin Washington alongside his parents, Franklin and Chris Washington of Winchester VA. Jeffery will be an “honorary” Pallbearer for the family.

Surviving is her daughter, Laura Lee Carver and son, Randy Cadmus, both of Winchester, Virginia.

She is preceded in death by one grandchild, Olivia Scott Stansfield and one brother, William F. Bonnett, III.

A graveside service will be conducted on Friday at 1:00 PM in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to The Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project, (George Washington University, School of Law) 2000 H. Street NW, Washington DC, 20052.

Arrangements are being handled by Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel.

Ann Clark

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Laura S. “Scotti” Bonnett Fabrizio Laura Scott “Scotti” Bonnett Fabrizio, 62, of Frederick County, Virginia, died Thursday, August 22, 2013, in Winchester Medical Center. Ms. Fabrizio was born in 1951, in Danville, Virginia, the daughter of the late William F. and Nancy Bonnett, Jr. She co-owned, with her son, Yellow Cab of Winchester,Continue Reading

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I will always miss my friend, Scotti. You were always there for me. You deserve a better life. I miss you and will forever bb

We are so sorry for your loss and are praying for you in this time of sorrow. We cannot come up up at this time but we will be thinking of you guys and give our love. The Causey's

I first met your mother when both of us were in second grade at Virginia Avenue School. We went through Virginia Avenue School, Quarles Elementary School and Handley High School together. During my college years, we briefly worked together in the shipping department at O'Sullivan Corporation. I lost touch with her in later years; however, I have thought of her fondly thousands of times. You mother was a very strong lady and had many admirable qualities, especially her dedication to innocence projects. I know she was very proud of each you and loved you very much. You have my sympathies and my prayers for your comfort in this difficult time.

You have my deepest sympathies and prayers for your comfort at this difficult time.

Randy and Laura, I grew up with your mom from middle school through high school. She would pick me up for school many mornings in her red jeep. She would make me laugh so hard and she would comfort me when I was down. She was my refuge so many times, and I truly loved her to no end. when I last saw her, she was deeply entrenched in finding innocence for those she believed in with all her heart. He had a beautiful soul, and my heart breaks that I did not get to see her again. I had no idea that she was ill. You have my heartfelt sympathy and prayer, Randy and Laura. Please know that I am there in spirit with your family today.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.