Charles "Bud" McCutcheon Sr.

Mr. McCutcheon was one of my teachers way back in 1961-62, I always remember his 'flat top' hair cut. He was truly one of the best teachers at C.H. Brewer School

Great teacher with a real passion for literature! I will always remember his reading Huckleberry Finn, doing all the dialects and making the story come alive for us! He clearly wanted us to understand the significance of this book to our country. Great guy and the world is worse of without him.

Kind Regards,

Ed Schmidt

Honestly, the best teacher that I ever had. While we were all at a transitional point in our lives, attending middle school, Mr. McCutcheon went out of his way to make learning fun and keep you interested. It was easy to see that he truly loved his job and cared about each and every one of his students. He also very much loved his children, as we would always speak very highly of them, and of course, who could forget his love of the New York Giants. The world not only lost a great teacher,...

Dear McCutcheon Family,
Although we are physically separated, we carry you in our minds and hearts...
As I think about Aunt Fran, the sophisticated aunt, I recall an important missive she gave me when i was quite little, "every home should have a piece of original art". When John and I got married we followed that instruction and I think of her every time I look at the small sculptured tree we bought.
Uncle Bud, on the other hand, will always be "The Great BBQ Master". From his...

Our deep and sincere condolences to the McCutcheon family.We shared some good times with both Bud and Fran,find comfort in that they are together and at peace.

After all these years, Mr. McCutchen's name recently came up in conversation in my family.... a memorable teacher!

Mr. McCutcheon was my Home Room / History teacher in C. H. Brewer 1960 / 1962. he also was a person who you could talk to, and he always was willing to help us kids. I have thought of you many time over the past years.

Here! Here! To the geography map contests we had in Mr. McCutcheon's class! After the break up of the USSR,
I would think, "Boy, I'd hate to be up at that world map now!" I hope he knew what a great teacher he was for us middle school kids.

Always loved Twain's Huckleberry Finn because of Mr. McCutcheon. "Starchy clothes, very. Think you're a bit of a big bug, huh?"