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Bryan Hutton Obituary
Bryan P. Hutton
Bryan was in a good place in his life, he had varied interests, was involved in his community, loved family get togethers and spending time with friends. He had a great love for travel and had the opportunity to travel many places these last few years with close friends. One of his most memorable was to Australia.
Bryan was a unique individual with a wonderful sense of humor and a keen intellectual curiosity. He was well liked by everyone that crossed his path; he gave us so much happiness.
We are very proud of Bryan and how he lived his life. He will be missed so much.
He was preceded in death by his father, Mark Hutton; and grandfathers, Warren Johnson and Lawrence Hutton.
Survived by his mother, Carrie Hutton; grandmothers, Ellen (Johnson) Hess and Marjorie Hutton; sisters, Brittany Hutton, Katie Hutton and Julie Hutton; nephew, Jacob Hiatt; and several aunts and uncles.
Graveside services will be Sunday, July 10 at 11:00 a.m. at Purdy & Walters at Floral Hills F.H. & Cemetery, 409 Filbert Rd., Lynnwood, followed with a memorial service in the Funeral Home Chapel at Noon.
Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association.
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Ryan Knee
June 30, 2014
Happy belated birthday Bryan. Miss you.
Ryan Knee
June 29, 2013
Happy 30th birthday Bryan. Hope you are having a great celebration. I am sure you are. Love and miss you R.I.P
Ryan Knee
June 29, 2012
Thinking of you Bryan, happy birthday to you and I know you are celebrating in a much better place. Love and miss you. R.I.P.
Ryan Knee
June 25, 2012
Miss you Bryan! RIP. Love you.
Camille Reynaud
February 25, 2012
Bryan was such a loyal, supportive, and amazing friend. For the past 7 months I've tried to find the words to convey just how much he meant to me. We met our Freshman year at UW and he quickly joined our close circle of friends. I could always count on him for love and support. He never judged me. He would comfort me when I was down, and celebrate with me when things went well. He didn't let anything get in the way of living life to the fullest. He never complained, he just set goals and worked to achieve them.
Even though we lived in different countries for the past few years, we'd still check in with each other and catch up. He'd always go out of his way to see me when I was in Seattle. I miss him terribly.
To the Hutton family, he is forever in our hearts and will never be forgotten.
Kathy Davis
July 20, 2011
Search Light Moms wants to tell you how sorry we are for the passing of your Bryan. If there is anything that we can do for you please let us know. We as mothers understand the day to day pain as we search for answers.
Love and Blessings,
Search Light Moms
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Linda Norman
July 11, 2011
I worked with Bryan at Microsoft. Bryan was quiet at work and it took a little time to realize that still waters do run deep. Bryan was whip smart, funny, thoughtful, and kind. He was a wonderful colleague. Bryan always went the extra mile on a project (even if it meant reading through thousands of emails during a weekend to help me with an urgent project) and he always did it with good humor. We will miss Bryan. My thoughts and prayers are with Bryan's family and friends.
Julie Brown
July 11, 2011
To Bryan's family and friends,
My deepest sympathies are with you all. Bryan was such a gentle soul. I started at Microsoft within months of Bryan. He always teased that he was no longer the new kid on the team. I will remember his smile as always lighting up a room. His kindness and honesty were always genuine. After moving to a different part of Microsoft, Bryan still took the time to stop by and visit whenever he was close by. He had a wicked sense of humor and never had a harsh word to say about anyone. I will always remember his passion for life. My thoughts and prayers go out to all who knew him.
Jenny deMars
July 11, 2011
To Bryan's family and friends,
I worked with Bryan at Washington Mutual. Though we were not as close as he was with others at our branch, he always brightened my mornings when we'd say hello. He had such a warm nature about him. I don't remember him ever being in a negative mood. He had a great smile and jovial personality. I am terribly sorry for your loss.
Ryan Knee
July 11, 2011
Rest in peace Bryan I am going to miss you. You left us too soon but what a life you lived. It makes me happy to know that you lived life to its fullest and had more amazing experiences and friends than most of us will ever get in our entire lives. Thanks for all the wonderful memories, I really cherished all of our time together growing up. I think you owe me a rematch on Super Nintendo baseball so when we meet again don't forget. You can even do the play-by-play :-) You will be loved, missed and remembered forever. Rest in peace.
Becca Jubie
July 10, 2011
To Bryan's friends and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I worked at Microsoft with Bryan for a few years and shared an office with him. He was such a fun person to be with at work. Like many other people in our office, I had the occasional computer issue and Bryan was always willing to help me. We had a great time laughing about funny work situations and since we were in a similar position he could relate to my frustrations too. I considered Bryan a friend and I will miss him.
July 10, 2011
We were so sorry to hear of the sudden & tragic death of Bryan! Please accept the sympathy of your Missouri cousins, Bob Hutton & Sue (Hutton) Woodward. Children of MJ (Jack) & Pearl Hutton.
May God give you comfort in your grief & peace in the future.
Sincerely, Bob & Lila Hutton, Rod & Paula Hutton & sons Jack & Bobby, Eldon & Sue Woodward, Sharol (Woodward) Madison & family & Greg & Lois Woodward & family
Linda Kay Knee
July 9, 2011
Bryan to a wonderful nephew you will be sorely missed. You will always be in my heart and now you are in the arms of your family that have passed. Rest in peace you will be missed by all.
Steve Aeschbacher
July 8, 2011
My heartfelt sympathies and prayers are with his friends and family and all who are missing Bryan. He was a delight--smart, funny, hardworking, dedicated, and full of integrity. I'm really saddened by his passing and know how much he is missed by all in our group.
Lori Collins
July 8, 2011
To Bryan's Family and Friends-
I feel truly blessed to have known Bryan. He was such a wonderful person and a valued member of our team here at Microsoft. Bryan was always so cheerful and helpful. He never turned me away when I asked for his help. I will never forget when I started typing in Hebrew on my computer and Bryan helped to get me back to English. Neither of us ever figured out how I did it or how he fixed it, but I could always count on Bryan to figure tech issues out. He was funny and thoughtful and just someone I had a lot of respect for as a collegue and a person. Bryan was a true example of the Yiddish word "Mensch". Bryan was a mensch. A man of integrity and great character. I pray that all your great times with Bryan will comfort you all during this difficult time.
Sharlene Robertson
July 7, 2011
I feel truly blessed to have known Bryan and to call him a dear friend. I will miss his laugh and our great conversations. My condolences to his family and to Joe. Rest peacefully my friend
Erica Couch
July 7, 2011
To The Hutton Family, Joe and Bryan's friends -
Bryan was such a ray of sunshine to everyone in our office. Each week he and I would go to breakfast together a few times a week and he never failed to ask about my family and our lives. He was wicked smart, funny and truly interested in those around him, not to mention always willing to lend a hand. He kept up on my daughter's activities and even kept pictures she drew for him.
I am truly saddened by his loss, I know he lived a lot in his short life and I will miss his stories. We get through these things, but we never get over them.
Erica Couch
a late night happy hour :)
Lindsay Taplin
July 7, 2011
Bryan was an amazing friend who could always be counted on to make me smile. I'm happy to know that although his life was short, he lived it to the fullest and I'm lucky to have been a part of it. My condolences to Joe and his family.
Bryan Colson
July 6, 2011
Bryan was very dear to all of us - he was a great friend and a sweet spirit. We traveled with him and Joe this past year, and had an incredible time together. He is sorely missed, and know that you are all in our hearts.
Becky Koss
July 5, 2011
Such a big loss of a great guy. I remember when our families would get together for barbeques and you and Ryan would look at baseball cards and talk about Ken Griffey Jr. Your sisters would try to tease you guys and you would get so frustrated. Bryan, you will be missed. My heart and prayers go out to my cousins, Aunt, family and friends.
Laura Bloomberg
July 5, 2011
My condolences to Joe, Bryan’s Mom, sisters, nephew, and his friends. Please also pass along my thoughts and wishes to your team and his friends and colleagues here at work Bryan was a tremendous resource on so many issues and I always greatly appreciated his expertise and support to us here in the field.
Bryan at a Day of Caring event
Jonathan Bradley
July 5, 2011
Dear Huttons,
I’d like to say how sorry I am for your loss and how sad and shocking it was to hear that Bryan passed away last weekend. I could not believe the news, I had just been in his office on Friday joking around about how busy things were. Bryan could see the humor in the most difficult of situations. I’ve worked with Bryan since he started here in the Litigation group at Microsoft, several years ago. He slogged through a lot of Hotmail subpoenas with me when he first started, and he was absolutely a fast learner and hard worker. He moved on to a different position with eDiscovery but we still kept in touch. We traded vacation stories and ideas about where to go next, and how to handle different people in our group – since personality and work styles always vary. When my co-worker, Lee and I had issues with our computers that were more technical in nature, Bryan never hesitated in helping us and others when he was able to. He knew his way around a machine better than most people in our group. We tried not to bug him too much! All this to say that again, I’m sorry and I’m going to miss him.
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