Here is Scott Olson's obituary from the Missoula online newspaper,
   http://www.missoulian.com/obits/docs/news9.shtml


MISSOULA - Scott Joseph Olson, 47, died May 21, 1999, at St. Patrick
Hospital.

He was born on Dec. 12, 1951, in Chicago to Duane and Joyce (Moores)
Olson.  He attended grade and high schools in Williston, ND.  He con-
tinued his education at the University of North Dakota-Williston and
the University of Montana, where he majored in music.

Scott is survived by his son Tonnes Joseph of Polson; mother Joyce
Olson of Victor; father Duane Olson and wife, Jo Swingendorf, of
Missoula; and grandfather Ray Moores of Victor.

He also is survived by his brothers, Craig and wife, Teresa, of Panama
City, Panama; and Neil and wife, Margaret, of Missoula; sister Loree
Olson and husband, Brian Zottnick, of Missoula; nieces Nissa, Tori and
Kristin Olson of Missoula; and nephew Patrick Olson of Panama City.

Scott was an Eagle Scout.  He had a lifelong interest in railroads and
was an avid model train collector.  Scott was a very gifted musician
and played in many bands over the years.

During the past 20 years, Scott worked much of the time as an elec-
tronic and pipe organ technician.  He also tuned pianos and was a
member of the Piano Technicians Guild.

Scott spent many hours with the Carousel for Missoula.  He helped
supervise the construction of the pipe organ, installed it, tuned
it and maintained the organ until his death.  He loved that organ.
He truly was the "Gaviman."

A memorial service for Scott will be 2 p.m. Thursday, May 27, at Grace
United Methodist Church, 10th Street West and Garfield, with Dr. Glenn
Woodson officiating.  Following the service, there will be a reception
and musicians' jam session at 4 p.m. at the Moose Lodge, 140 W. Pine
St.

Memorials may be sent to the Carousel for Missoula.  Dowling Funeral
Home of Hamilton is in charge of arrangements.

Thanks for being a good dad -- Tonnes