Marshall A. Dutton

Mark - We were saddened to hear of your dad's passing. He always treated me like an old friend and part of the family. Our thoughts are with you and your family. - Jeremy and Jan

Condolences to the Dutton family. I got to know Marshall when I started driving bus. He taught me bunches. One of my favorite memories is Marshall teaching my youngest daughter to eat jelly from the packet at bus drivers breakfast at Howard Johnsons.

Our deepest sympathies on your loss. He was a great man.

Marshall.was.a.great.neighor.ans.friend.he.will.be.greatly.missed.by.all

My thoughts and sympathy go out to Marshall's family. Hold fast to all your memories.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Diana, Mark, Cindy, and Mrs. Dutton. Please accept my condolences for the loss of your husband/father. He was my bus driver for my school life in Springfield. I remember him frequently on the days it snowed in the winter. My family lived on Parker Hill and no matter how bad the storm, he was always able to stop safely at the foot of our driveway for which I always had visions of the bus sliding into the ravine. And my favorite memory is the last day of school when he carried a cooler...

I fondly remember, "Marshamallow" driving our son to his first day in kindergarten. My thoughts are with "The little red hen" and her family.

Tony Petrillo

Thoughts and prayers are with Betty, Diana, Mark and Cindy at this time. Remembering a lot of fun times growing up with you all and the times at the farm and in the pond as well as working on the haywagon and riding the Dutton Boys buses. Great times with a great bunch all those years ago.