Edward Cutcher

Betty and family,
I am really sorry to hear about your loss, and you are all in my prayers! Andrea Kerekgyarto-Smythia

Dear Cuther Family,
I was a stranger to Ed, 26 years ago when my first husband died. Keeping the car running was my husband's job. On my first visit to Ed's shop, he told me that he remembered my husband from school and had always liked him. (That felt so good to hear.) Ed went out of his way to put me at ease, as though he knew how hard it was for me to be there. It wasn't just that he fixesd my car (in the beginning and for years after that)... he let me know that the kids and I were...

To the Loved ones of the Dearly Departed,
This untimely death had a rippling affect in the hearts and minds of people far and near. Without having met Ed, it is easy to infer his strength, importance, and leadership among his family and community. I hope that the love for Ed that will forever remain in your hearts can permit you some comfort from the despair of your loss. Please know that he is among you. And the community will remember and honor him for the amazing character he was.

Please accept our love and sympathy for your loss. We knew Ed since he was 12 years old and worked on our farm with his brothers John and Bobby. He also fixed the family's cars, including Tom's daughters, for many years. We surely hope that the many joys and rememberances help you through this difficult time. May God bless you now and forever.

Sincerely,
Tom Pachelieff, Jr. (Patchey)
Elaine (Pachelieff) and Ernie Toth
Carrie and Caryn (Tom's Daughters)

Bette, I tried to sign this before but my entry is not to be found so I'll leave another. I know I've expressed my condolences twice already now but I feel I can't really over emphasize just how much you and your family weigh on my heart right now. I love you and it pains me to think of you going through this. Just know I care and I wish I could be there to give you a hug in person. You will remain in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Cutcher family,want to express my deepest sympathies at the passing of Eddie.Growing up I was always inspired by his work ethic.He worked hard and played hard.I too will miss his smile! He sure lived a full life. Love Steve Georgoff

dont know if u would really remember me i am connie and amy's younger sister who used to work with u ocassionaly at sacred heart.i just wanted to say, you and your family are in our prayers.we are sorry for your loss.-Mr and Mrs Rachel (kerekgyarto) Russella