Joseph-Hutchinson-Obituary

Joseph Dwight Hutchinson

Middletown, Maryland

1936 - 2020

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June 30, 2020
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Middletown, Maryland

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Commander J. Dwight Hutchinson of Middletown, MD entered his heavenly rest on June 30, 2020, after a brief and courageous fight with cancer, at his home, Covenant Springs, surrounded by his loving family. Dwight was an example and encouragement to us all in the ways he loved and served his wife...

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I´m so sorry to hear about Dwight´s passing. Dwight hired me when I got out of the Navy in 1985 at Essex Corporation in Old Town Alexandria. I always enjoyed working for and talking to him. GodSpeed, Randy Riggs

Jerry and I are so very sorry about Dwight. He was a wonderful man who was always smiling, and he will be missed. Heartfelt condolences to Dwight's wife, Lydia and the family.

The best thing I ever did was to recruit Dwight to be President of Middletown Valley Historical Society.

The Upper Potomac Chapter of MOAA expresses it condolences to Lydia and the Family. Dwight was a lifetime member of the group and we appreciate his fellowship throughout the years. Mary God comfort you all at this difficult time.
UPC, MOAA Chaplain
Carol Vanschenkhof

I served with Dwight on board the USS Hunley AS-31 in Charleston, Guam, and rode it back to Bremerton WA. I do not remember when Dwight left the ship. But I got to know him very well as I served as the SubSat Officer & the Stores Officer. He and his hometown mate my boss Paul J Cone were both department heads and quite a pair. When something seem impossible they could get it done.
Not often was something put over on them. But one day at noon while they were playing tennis just below...

To Lydia and the Hutchinson Family,

On behalf of your shipmates in the Charleston Base SUBVETS and Swamp Fox Chapter SUBVETS WWII, I offer you our sincere condolences on the passing of your husband and father, Joseph. The SUBVETS and their families grieve with you and will have your family in our thoughts and prayers.

Charleston Base Submarine Veterans
Nick Nichols, Base Chaplain

Dwight was a faithful servant to the Lord. I served with Dwight on the Finance committee of FRPC and we looked to his wisdom and understanding. I looked forward to our many talks in the Secretary office at church. He was always willing to reach out and help where he could. I thank the Lord that I could spend a small time with him. You did a good job Dwight.
You are a good and faithful servant.

Lydia and family please accept my deepest sympathy during this time. I have such fond memories of Dwight during our many events at your home with the Cairns. God bless

Lydia and the entire Hutchinson family: Jo and I only met Dwight once at Kirstan and Chris' wedding back in 1990, but our first impression was of a wonderful person, of strong character. Dwight and I shared a mutual hobby: genealogy. From all of the Reinhardt family here in RI, we send our deepest sympathies.