In memory of Frederick E Hutt who passed away on September 21st, 2021 at his home in Carson City, NV after a lengthy illness.

Fred was born on December 21st, 1933 in the Bronx, New York to Phillip and Emily Hutt. After moving to the family farm in Hankins, New York, Fred graduated from Delaware Valley High School in 1952. He then enrolled and subsequently graduated from Broom Technical College in Binghamton, New York in 1954 with a degree in engineering. Fred then enlisted in the United States Army and served from 1955 to 1957, and then as an active reserve until receiving his honorable discharge as a corporal in 1961. Fred met his future wife, Myrna Goldman in January 1960. The two were married on June 11th, 1960 in Jeffersonville, New York. They welcomed 2 children, Eric and Lisa.

Fred began working for the New York State Department of Transportation in 1957 as an engineer. He quickly became the district’s assistant resident engineer. He was also a part time land surveyor. Fred medically retired in 1972, and moved the family to Las Vegas, NV in 1975. He then took a position with the Clark County Public Works Department as a roadway inspector. He served with them for 15 years, before retiring for a second time.

Fred’s wife Myrna’s passion was with her Schnauzer dogs providing comfort therapy and to a school program called Reading to Rover for the Clark County School District in the Las Vegas, NV area. Fred joined Myrna’s passion after he retired, taking the dogs to provide comfort therapy at various Las Vegas area hospitals, nursing homes, and schools.

Fred and Myrna moved to Carson City, NV in June of 2019 for health reasons.

Fred is survived by his wife of 61 years, Myrna Hutt, his son Eric Hutt of Carson City, NV, his grandsons Ethan Hutt of Burlington, NC and Cody Horton of Norfolk, VA, and several cousins, nieces and nephews. Fred was preceded in death by his daughter Lisa “Sunny” Horton, his brother, Walter Hutt, and his parents.

Walton’s Funeral Home in Carson City is handling the final arrangements and cremation. There will be no formal services at the wishes of the family.