Malcolm Everett Hutchinson

MALCOLM EVERETT HUTCHINSON JR.
APRIL 28, 1952 - JANUARY 25, 2024
Born in Claremont, NH to the late Malcolm Everett Hutchinson Sr and Ruby Esther Woodard Hutchinson. He passed away in Wewoka, OK
He was a graduate of Pioneer Valley Academy, Atlantic Union College - BA in Theology and Andrews University where he received a EdD in Educational Instruction.
He was proceeded in death by his son Daniel John Asa Hutchinson October 20, 1985 - August 8, 2023.
He is survived by his wife - Nada Gaye Kaiser Hutchinson, son Samuell Malcolm and his family Laura Lee Sluiter Hutchinson, grandsons Tyler, Ajay and Tony and granddaughter Abbygayle. He is also survived by his mother Ruby Hutchinson, brother Everett, and three sisters - Diane Pollard, Connie Goodchild and Gwen Fisher.
Mick (Malcolm) pastored churches in Maine, Vermont and Illinois and then served as an educational administrator at Pine Tree Academy - Freeport ME, Blue Mountain Academy - Hamburg PA, Bakersfield Adventist Academy - Bakersfield, CA, Richmond Academy in Richmond, VA, and Highland View Academy - Hagerstown, MD. He also worked as Facilities Director at Affiliated Computer Services in Lexington, KY. He traveled extensively to many countries as he led mission trips to build churches, schools, an orphanage, and call centers.
Retirement never stopped his involvement with youth. He kept in touch with many of his former students and added new young friends with his sage advice, care, and willingness to listen. He volunteered at Wewoka Woods Adventist Center - doing everything from washing dishes to clearing land. He loved people and loved teaching - especially history. He built three churches - Barre VT, Alton IL, and Collinsville IL. The people he was able to lead to Christ became lifelong friends and he was most proud of them.
Favorite things to do included traveling, gardening, cutting down trees for firewood, cats, birds and art. He taught Bible, American and World History and art appreciation. He was an energetic principal and was always "on the kids side".
He would want to be remembered as a God fearing and loving husband, father, and grandfather. His grandchildren were his pride and joy.
Memorial service is February 18, 2024 at Wewoka Woods Adventist Center at 11 a.m. Reception will follow at the same location. Internment Service will be in Vermont. Date and time to be announced later.