
Richard G. Scott
Elder Richard Gordon Scott was sustained an Apostle in October 1988. He was called as a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy in 1977 and served in the presidency of that quorum from October 1983 until his calling as an Apostle.
The Pocatello, Idaho, native graduated in mechanical engineering from George Washington University. He served a mission to Uruguay and pursued postgraduate work in nuclear engineering at Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
From 1953 to 1965 Elder Scott served on the immediate staff of Admiral Hyman Rickover, directing the development of nuclear fuel for a wide variety of naval and land-based power plants. He has since worked as a consultant for private nuclear power companies.
He presided over the Argentina North Mission from 1965 to 1969 and served as a Regional Representative in Uruguay, Paraguay, North and South Carolina, Virginia, and the Washington, D.C., areas.
Elder Scott was married to Jeanene Watkins, who passed away in 1995. They are the parents of seven children.
18 Talks
To Live Well
21 Apr 2011
To Have Peace and Happiness
12 Sep 2010
For Success in Life
14 Aug 2008
To Establish a Secure Foundation for Life
18 Mar 2008
To Learn and to Teach More Effectively
21 Aug 2007
Living Right
22 Apr 2004
As You Go Forth
14 Aug 2003
Making the Right Choices
13 Jan 2002
To Acquire Knowledge and the Strength to Use It Wisely
23 Jan 2001
Four Keys to a Happy Life
10 Aug 2000
Have No Regrets
12 Sep 1999
Learning to Succeed in Life
15 Sep 1998
Finding Happiness
19 Aug 1997
Do What Is Right
3 Mar 1996
Acquiring Spiritual Knowledge
17 Aug 1993
The Fruits of Obedience
3 Jun 1990
To the Lonely and Misunderstood
10 Aug 1982
Truth
13 Jun 1978