Harold Edward Nutt Jr.

My Dad and Chick have been friends for many years. He was such a quiet laid back kind of guy but in his younger wilder years did not make a great impression with my very hard to please Memaw so anytime she would come over he´d come running in my room in his overalls hiding from her. I´ll always smile every time I think about that. He was such a great man and a wonderful friend to my parents, he will be sorely missed by the Howard family

George and I are going to miss our dear friend so very much. We love him and wish he could be here to make more fun memories with us. We are both grateful that we have so many good, as well as funny, memories to look back on. Chick was like a big brother to George for many, many years so this is very hard for him. George said, "not goodbye, but so long."Our hearts are broken, rest in peace Chicky Poo.

Seeing him work with Scott Schultz and Scott hobbs,Troy Wood ,Jay Kendell, you will forever be missed Chick,thanks for all the good memories, Iron workers in the sky

My name is Rusty McEwin when I was a young man Chick help me out so much it words can't even explain how much this man helped me and my family he was my friend I have so many memories of him God bless his soul

Chick was one of the good guys, soft spoken and kind heart. Everyone liked him and his fun loving spirit,,,, and was a hand on a scooter too. SEMPER FI My brother.

Not just a brother and friend Chic he's a legend. Love you brother!

Chick
I worked in the gang with Chick back in the late 70s. In order to communicate with each other on the very loud derrick working floor,
men have to yell, scream orders, warnings or directions to each other, all except Chick.somehow his nod of the head, eye contact or mouthing a word was enough. He was a very well mannered man, who spoke softly, carried his share of the load and was always available to lend a hand. He was a great example of the old saying, “walk softly and carry a big stick!
In 1986 we were building a 42 story building in Atlanta, Georgia, the local Union Iron Workers did not appreciate having a Union company from Texas coming to Atlanta and taking work from the local steel erectors. They set out to make us miserable, they sabotaged our equipment and intimidated some of our Houston Iron Workers. I sent Chick to run the derrick gang, he didn’t raise hell or threaten any one..he simply raised his voice a decibel or two and set the record straight as to who was in charge. That was Chick, all Man and no B.S.
Rest in Peace, Brother..you were one of the Good Ones.

Chick was a true friend, we worked together on many jobs and without a doubt was always there when needed ... you will be missed my brother. RIP

I had the privilege of riding with Chick two or three times. He was one of the people that defined the personality of the whole group. I only met him a few times, but it always felt like coming home again when he was there. He will be missed tremendously, and remembered always.

My daughter Maggie and Chick 1989. He was a great brother and uncle. He will be missed dearly love you so much Chick

Chick was the best ironworker I ever met (amazing) If Chick was your friend he was for sure the best friend you would ever have. I always felt proud to be associated with him. I never hung out with Chick a lot but I always knew he was just a heartbeat away.
I miss you already my brother.

Jim Rowan