L. William McNutt Jr.

To a great person that let me enter his Great Family here in Fort Lauderdale, I will miss your company when we talked and spent time together on the boat while taking little lunch and diner cruises up and down the intercoastal. Thank God that I have photos to share the memories and moments we had on the boat. I will enjoy them forever. Thank you Bill for being my Good Friend I will miss you. Rick Harper your Captain.

Sweet memories, sweet man, a life well lived, and a legacy worth preserving. Our family mourns your loss, and extends sympathy to the family and Collin Street Bakery employees.

Good men must die, but death cannot kill their names.

Thanks for all the good times with friends, a cup of coffee, and a slice of fruitcake.
(formerly of Ft. Worth, TX. retired: United States Coast Guard)

Bill and I were SAE brothers from the fall of 1946 when I returned from the navy until I graduated from Vanderbilt in the Spring of 1947. We were good friends, double-dated and worked together on fraternity projects. Bill was one of the best rushers we ever had. Due to his friendliness and persuasiveness, we had perhaps the best pledge class SAE ever had. A truly fine gentleman. He will be missed.

My deepest sympathy goes to the immediate family and to the extended family at Collin Street Bakery. Mr. McNutt was a true icon in the industry and will never be forgotten for his accomplishments and what he has done for the community.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Our Thoughts and Prayers are with You.
May Your Spirit Grace the Halls of Heaven!
Steve & Pam Hendrix

Enjoyed knowing you and the entire McNutt Family. Your life created many lasting memories for families the world over. God bless

To Mr McNutt friends and family and
business. Thanks for the memories.
Flying Tiger Line