Don-Scott Chesley passed away April 29, 2019 after a courageous battle with Early Onset Alzheimer's. Scott was born April 12, 1951 to Don and Mildred Dennis Chesley in Bremerton, Washington.   He grew up in Burnett, Wa.   He graduated from White River High School, where he was active in FFA.   He served in the Army and was stationed in Korea during the Vietnam ​war.  Scott met the love of his life, Delora Duncan, in 1999 and they were married that year.   Always the tease, Scott loved to make others laugh and will be remembered for his laughter and smiles.   Scott retired from Franz Bakery in 2005 and soon wanted to follow his dream to live closer to nature and great fishing holes. They moved to the Tonasket area to achieve that dream.     He loved to hunt and fish and enjoyed sitting and looking at the hills around his home.   Scott became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1975 and was active and always willing to serve.  His greatest joy was his family and spending any time he could with any of them.  He is survived by his wife, Delora, Tonasket, Washington.   His Children:  JoDeen (John) Baker, Omak ​Washington; ​ Dustin Chesley, Enumclaw, Washington​; ​ Sara (Jesse) ​Hargrave​, Bonney Lake, Washington​; ​   Angie (Taylor) Smith, Yelm, Washington.  He is also survived by 7 grandsons and 2 granddaughters. Scott was the 5​th​ of 6 children and is survived by his siblings, Linda Lee, Orofino, Idaho​; Mike (Gretchen) Chesley, Port Hadlock, Washington​; ​ Dave Chesley, Tonasket, ​Washington​; ​ Karin (Larry) Dawson, Aberdeen, ​ Washington​; and Mollie (Dave) Patterson, Eatonville, Washington.  He also was fortunate to have an additional very special friend and brother, Doug (Nita) Cutright, Federal Way, Washington.   He is preceded​ in death by one grandson. Funeral Services will be Saturday May 11 at 10:00 am at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 910 Engh Road, Omak Washington.   Viewing prior to services from 8:30 to 9:30. Military honors prior to Interment at the Tonasket Cemetery.    The family expresses gratitude to Dr. Paul Lacey and the Staff at North Valley Hospital for their tender care of Scott in his final days.   A Celebration of Life will be held at a future date on the coast.