Death date: Oct 12, 2008
Retired Deputy Fire Chief Robert James Hutton, Jr. 83 a life long resident of Lawrence, MA, died Monday, October 12, 2008 at the Caritas Holy Family Hospital in Methuen, MA. He was born June 28, 1925 in Lawrence, MA to Robert J. S Read Obituary
Mary, Anne and Mary Margaret, I am saddened to hear of Bobs passing. I was told November 8th. I was in Baltimore at that time of his passing. My condolences to you all. I will always remember that last conversation about stuffed red peppers with him. My families prayers are with you all.
To the Hutton family, I have fond memories of working with and for Deputy Hutton in the years between 1976 and 1990. He will be remembered fondly. My condolences to his family. I'm sorry I was out of town for the wake and funeral.
To Mary and your family, Bob was such a great guy - I met him through work - and loved spending time with him, as well as helping him regain his strength. A very caring man, with deep spiritual feeling, love of family and friends, a great sense of humor......we shared a lot in our conversations. Bob always had good advice to pass on, and really good insight on life, health, current events. And such a sweetheart - when I came back to work with him again, his first words were, "Gosh, You haven't changed a bit - you look great." I will never forget that - . Bob, God Bless you, and your family. Let them feel your love from above. A man like you cannot be forgotten. Debbie Schmitt, PT
My Friend will be sadly missed. I worked with Bob for many great years. I will miss him. My condolences to the Sutton Family. Yours Larry Barnes
Dear Mary: Very sorry to hear about Bob. We grew up in the same neighborhood. We played football on Carleton St. and both of us played a bugle in the St. Ann's Crusaders. He will be in my prayers
Dear Mary and family: Please accept my deepest sympathy and prayers on the loss of your husband, Bob. He was a great man. May he rest in peace. Jane
There are lots of wonderful memories of my Uncle Bob; His generosity, his love, and caring for many ofus. His wonderful days of making pizza, saucs, and omelets. His stories of Captain his beloved dog. His love and care for Mary and his daughters. He is a wonderful part of my life. I will remember him always. Thanks to Bob and Mary for all they have done and continue to do for others. I know Bob is going to watch out for us all and bless us with his presence in our lives as the Angel he always was.
Dear Mary and family, Steve and I would like to send our deepest sympathy to you all. Bob was a wonderful person, who was always there for everyone. He was a real supporter for my family and I when he found out about our Granddaughter with Cystic Fibrosis he was at every fundraisser we had. He was just a great guy who will deeply be missed. Sincerely Joyce and Steve Campagnone & Family
