John Traver Hutchins Jr.

Dear Elizabeth and family,
I'm so very sorry to have heard of Traver's passing. He was such a nice guy, and neighbor. I will miss bumping into him when walking our dogs in the Pinetum. I will miss our talks about art and his life growing up in the midwest (something we had in common). He was a creative, happy man and I always felt happy in his presence. My heart goes out to you all. Prayers too.

Traver’s soft gift of immediate person to person connection and genuine interest was gifted to me in our first and only meeting. His teachings’ absorption was also palpably felt in chats with Alley and Jack.

Rest in peace Traver, I join your family in this time of mourning for your departure to Heavens!

I am so sad to know that my friend John Traver Hutchins, the eldest son of my dear friend Ann Hutchins, had died at such an early age, that words are not enough. I will just say that i will always remember Traver as a very fine, courteous, smart, decent and wonderful human being, who was able to thrive succesfully and creatively in the area of business, never forgetting the people he loved, and never forgetting the needy! I will remember him as the mayor advisor of his younger brothers, and...

Traver’s vivacious spirit always made you feel you that anything is possible. Thank you Traver for the wonderful years at MediZine.

What an amazing human being Traver Hutchins was. He was a dear old friend from Mpls and a fixture in my life in NY in the 90's. I loved his wit, warmth and his often brutal honestly, always delivered with a smile. He was one in a billion. Sending my sincerest condolences to his family.