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James ORCUTT Obituary

Los Angeles - It is with great sorrow that we share the passing of our beloved son, James Logan Orcutt, "Lucky". James was born March 17, 1996, in Spokane, Washington, to Jim and Jodie Orcutt. Born on St. Patrick's Day the nickname Lucky was set. He graduated from Shadle Park High in 2014 and then attended the University of Washington in Seattle. James worked in the property management field. He was employed as a property manager with firms in Spokane, Seattle, and Los Angeles. He had a great passion for life, loved the holidays, playing volleyball, soccer, basketball, music, and hanging out with his friends. He loved living in SoCal. He was at the beach playing volleyball whenever he could. He developed strong relationships with teachers, counselors, neighbors, and other adults he looked up to. Those relationships stayed strong into his adulthood. He had a great smile and an infectious laugh. He was a bright shining light in our lives. His presence will be missed until the day we are reunited. James was predeceased by his grandmothers, June Scott and Bonnie Orcutt. He is survived by his father and mother, sisters, Kayla and Delaney, multiple aunts and cousins. No service is planned at this time.

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Published by Spokesman-Review on Jan. 14, 2024.

Memories and Condolences
for James ORCUTT

20 Entries

Cheryl Corrigan

March 10, 2024

Jodie and Jim, words can not express how sad I am at the news of Lucky's passing. I was very blessed to have wonderful memories with Lucky in his young school years and as he got older. He sold me shoes at Nordstrom several times. The last time we visited I saw him at Yokes and he asked me to sit down and talk with him. His bright smile is missed.

Kayla Orcutt

March 9, 2024

For those who knew and loved Lucky, we are having a celebration of his life on March 17th at 2pm, at The Gathering House (733 W. Garland Ave.) He was a cherished son, brother, and friend and will be greatly missed

Thank you
- The Orcutt Family

Cindy Guthrie

January 20, 2024

Jodie and Jim, I´m so sorry to hear about sweet Lucky. I will be praying for you and your family during this difficult time. Hugs to you and Jim.

Black family

January 18, 2024

Black family

January 18, 2024

Dave & Pam Wright

January 18, 2024

Dear Orcutt Family, our hearts are broken at the passing of your precious son. We pray for God's comfort and peace to all of you through this very difficult time. Love, Pam & Dave Wright

Danelle (Fuller) Reagan

January 17, 2024

Jim and Jodi, I am so so sorry for your loss. Parker messaged me that Lucky passed away. I cannot imagine the heartbreak. Will be praying for you and your family during this time and always!!!!

Jade manzano

January 17, 2024

I love You lucky think yo Igor all of the great memories we´ve shared together. I will Remember you forever

Stacey Pedersen

January 17, 2024

I was blessed to be Lucky´s aunt! Lucky always had a smile that would light up a room and a laugh that was contagious. My heart breaks but I am so thankful for all the memories.

Jim and Jodie, Kayla and Delaney, my heart hurts for you all. We love you
Stacey & Coop

Janet michael

January 16, 2024

Dear Jodie,Jim and family,I am George Pilimai's grandma,I remember Lucky on.the basketball court playing ,my thoughts and prayers are with you,sincere sympathy. May he rest in peace
Janet Michael.

Chrissy Allen

January 15, 2024

I was one of Lucky´s math teachers at Shadle, and he was also my TA for a year. He lit up a room with his smile and his energy was infectious. We had so many great conversations through the years at Shadle. I am so sorry to hear this news, I am devastated. He will be missed!

Stacey Gonzales

January 15, 2024

My heart is broken. Lucky was one of my art students years ago at Salk. When he worked at Nordstrom, he sold me the shoes I wore on my wedding day. Lucky was always upbeat, kind, thoughtful and respectful. I always adored him. What a terrible loss. My thoughts and prayers go to Lucky´s family and friends. He was truly a wonderful young man.

Malik Dixon

January 15, 2024

Lucky was a 1 of 1. He was intelligent, highly driven, a natural leader, and knew how to light up a room. He had a strong personality and stuck up for his beliefs. I can't remember a dull moment spent with him. I'm forever grateful for the times that we shared on and off the court. Sending prayers to the Orcutts.
Lucky we love you man, RIP.

Imani

January 15, 2024

My brother and Lucky were on the same basketball team, and I had the privilege of watching Lucky play ball from the time we all were kids until adolescence. His performance on the court was inspiring.
Lucky was a hard worker, highly intelligent, and his laugh and smile lit up the room. He took after his parents with his kindness, and willingness to go out of his way to help others. Lucky was never seen without a smile. Our family loved him and have absolutely no words. Rest in peace, Lucky. My prayers go out to the Orcutt family.

Drew Pyrc

January 14, 2024

I´m gonna miss you Lucky. Thank you for the kindness you showed me in some of my darkest days. Rest in peace King.

Leah Braten

January 14, 2024

We enjoyed spending time camping with James, he was always pleasant to be around!

Lavonne Horobiowski

January 14, 2024

Jim and Jodi, I am so sorry to hear of Lucky's passing. I always enjoyed his wonderful personality and kindness when at Indian Trail. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire family. God Bless!

Debra (Uddman) Trujillo

January 14, 2024

My heart breaks for you, Jim and Jodi.
Lucky had such a big personality! He lit up the halls at Salk. I remember his middle school self so well. His smile. His laughter. His confidence. His leadership. He had it all which not all kids do during adolescence. He truly was a blessing to all who knew him.

Marsha Pilimai

January 14, 2024

So very sorry for your loss.
The Pilimai's will always have great memories of the Strike VS United basketball games and the time we got to spend with Lucky at Shadle.

Dave Black

January 13, 2024

Lucky was a friend of my son Andrew.
I loved being around both of them. Lucky was super intelligent and a great athlete, but his personality lit up a room. He came to our lake place lots of times and was always helping us ... I love and respect his parents and I always felt like I would try and get him to work in our property management company and we could help his dad manage all the family real estate. I´m very sad and am thinking about the entire Orcutt family!
RIP Lucky.

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