'Charlene, I have just learned of General Nutt's passing. 
I must say, General Nutt was a great inspiration to me... I knew of the General's exploits and great service to our country when I was on active duty. Then, to my tremendous delight, I was fortunate to be part of his team at Aero Global Logistics. 
My wife and I share your loss; we know that Waymond is now in the hands of our Lord.
William D. Tiley, Major USAF (Ret.)'

'As the Mail carrier for the Nutt family from 1995 to 2001, I enjoyed talking to her as I delivered the mail to the unit for her area that was in view of the house. She would chat with me about church events and other things in relation about our walk with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She made my job a little lighter and was a wonderful customer. I wish I was able to make it to the services, but the mail must go through. I'm on a different route now, but I always hold memories of my customers who were an inspiration in my life. To General Waymond and the entire Nutt family, I offer my sincerest condolences.'

'My prayers and thoughts are with the Nutt family. I was privileged to get to know Charlene and her husband (Gen. Nutt) while Charlene was under my care. She was so sweet, and devoted to Christ--whom she is with now.'

'I was so sorry to hear of your loss, Waymond. Charleen was a sweet sweet person and I know you, and your family, will miss her. Jim enjoyed the two of you and you were so thoughtful during his illness...visiting at the hospital, supporting me, sharing how much you thought of him when he passed. We meet a lot of special people during our journey through life and your precious Charleen was certainly one of those people. I'm wrapping my arms around you. Take care. Jim will be welcoming Charleen in heaven.'

'I am so sorry to hear the news today. Sorry for your loss. It was one of my pleasure in life to have met you both. I enjoyed our conversation when I would do her nails. All the laughs we shared. I am happy to believe she is in a better place. She will be missed.

Brenda Lee Fabela'

'The Jones/Ball family sends their deepest condolences to General Nutt and his family. Our son Matt and David were classmates and friends at A&M and shared many lovely times with Charlene. We send our prayers and love to your family.'

'Donna and I spent 17 great years being associated with Charlene and Waymond being privileged to be seated in seats just in front of them at Kyle Field. We missed seeing them last year with the stadium's expansion. We missed then and will now miss her warm and engaging conversations. We shared seats and she took all my extra tickets. A real lady and devoted wife, mother and especially grandmother. Witnessed the pride she displayed for her grandsons at those Aggie football games. We'll miss your charm, humor and general good natured self. Rest in pease fair lady. We pray the Lord will look after Waymond and the other members of your family. God less you Charlene.'

'The Lee family has so many great memories of Charlene and we pray for Waymond and the entire family for comfort on her passing. Her laughter was contagious and she was one in a million when telling a joke. We will miss her dearly and will hold onto our memories forever.'

'I'm missing my shopping buddy, my lunch date, my neighbor and San Antonio "mom". I guess you have a permanent pass to miss my Sunday School lessons. I loved your musical laugh and singing hymns with you in church. Until we meet again dear friend...'

'To a great friend, we will miss you terribly. Rest well friend.'

'Dear General Nutt,
Lillian and I want to express our deep regrets to you and your family over the loss of your precious wife. We pray that she's now in the house of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We'll pray for you and your family as you grieve over your terrible loss.
AL Koppen (your former SAALC/CR)'

'I will miss her so very much! You both meant so much to not just me but our three boys as well. What treasured memories we all have of spending time with Miss Charlene! Thoughts and prayers for you, Waymond. 
Lots of love from the Hinman Family.'

'I called her Aunt Charlene, and I was blessed to do so. She was one in a million. I will miss her so! My thoughts and prayers for Uncle Waymond.'

'Our thoughts and prayers are with the family for their loss of Charlene. Her memory will always be in our hearts.'

'To all the Nutt family...what memories I have of Charlene and what she meant in our lives while we were stationed in Germany and San Antonio...and then seeing you both in Aggieland...She had so much to do to help me become a better military wife and person and I am so thankful to God that He allowed our paths to cross. My prayers, thougths and love are with all of the family.....May God help you as you face the days ahead....much love ...Jean Reavis'

'Aunt Charlene was a special lady and she'll be missed. She'll forever be in my memory of the wonderful Nutt family. My deepest sympathy and love goes out to Uncle Waymond, Wayne, Dave and the family - Philip McCormick (grandson of Dorothy "Susie" Nutt McCormick)'

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Charlene Nutt

18 octobre 1931 – 5 avril 2016

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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