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My problem got solved. I will put points toward Leggy7 as he gave me the idea to solve my the problem.

The Old procedure is his way of solving it....

List<GameObject> FindSceneObjects_Old(String sceneName)
{
    List<GameObject> objs = new List<GameObject>();
    foreach (GameObject obj in GameObject.FindObjectsOfType(typeof(GameObject)))
    {
        if (obj.scene.name == sceneName)
        {
            objs.Add(obj);
        }
    }

    return objs;
}

This is my way of solving it using LINQ

List<GameObject> FindSceneObjects(String sceneName)
{
    var objs = from GameObject go in GameObject.FindObjectsOfType(typeof(GameObject)) where go.scene.name == sceneName select go;

    return objs.ToList();
} 

I am aware there is a shorthand for writing LINQ statements but since I have a Background in SQL I am used to this format.