D. Scott Blankenship (’85), Tomball. He worked as a stockbroker in Phoenix, Dallas and Houston. He enjoyed hunting and traveling to national parks. An active volunteer, he served as deacon at his church and contributed to many overseas missions and was a regular contributor to Denton County's Christ's Haven Home. He was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha. Scott is survived by his college sweetheart, Melinda Meyer Blankenship (’87).
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D. Scott Blankenship (’85), Tomball. He worked as a stockbroker in Phoenix, Dallas and Houston. He enjoyed hunting and traveling to national parks. An active volunteer, he served as deacon at his church and contributed to many overseas missions and was a regular contributor to Denton County's Christ's Haven Home. He was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha. Scott is survived by his college sweetheart, Melinda Meyer Blankenship (’87).
