Birth date: Jul 3, 1933 Death date: Mar 19, 2017
James William Cutrer, better known as “Sweet”, left us March 19, 2017. He was at home and surrounded by his family, just the way he would have wanted it. He was born July 3, 1933. He was 83 years old. Sweet was a self-made man who Read Obituary
My deepest sympathy to Sweet's wonderful family. He was a wonderful man with a generous heart and a fabulous sense of humor. My family is so grateful and blessed for our lives being touched by both he and his family's friendship. He will be missed!!! Truly one of the good guys!
Much Love,
Colleen, Mark & Jack Hawley
I will always have the fondest memories of Sweet and miss his hugs when I would see him in OSYKA! Bless this special man and his family!
Georgia Ott
Farewell my Brother, you are now with the GREAT ARCHITECT. God Bless.
Your obituary captures the giant personality of your father. I will miss him and pray for his soul. God bless Sweet and bring peace to the Cutrer family.
Stacy so sorry for your loss.
I wish to help celebrate the life well lived by our dear friend Sweet. I had the privilege of
knowing him thru my late father, State Farm Agent Vernon Johnson. Dad and Sweet were the very best of friends and respected agents. Sweet was so very generous with his encouragement to me as a young agent and I have fond memories of our families interaction over the years. Sweet was always happy and would light up the room when he would enter. Always a kind word or a willingness to listen and help a friend. He set the tone for ethical behavior to his clients and I can assure you that young agents aspired to be like Sweet. Thanks to you my friend!
This wonderful man has certainly earned his place in Heaven!
God Bless you and your family Sweet!
Judy, Jennifer, Kyle and Doug Johnson & The Doug Johnson State Farm Agency Staff
My father, Colonel Earl Wilson, Sr., would speak so highly of Sweet. It was back in the very first years of River Forest Academy. Your Dad was a well-respected man. I am sorry for your loss. It is a loss for the whole community as well.
Debbie Wilson Diamond
My wife Charlotte and I knew Sweet from the Maritime Museum boat building school. He was such a pleasure; a true Gentlemen. We miss you Sweet. Our prayers are with the family. Charlotte and Mike Binnings.
