Harley E. "Gene" Nutter

Birth date: Jul 21, 1945 Death date: Apr 4, 2017

Harley E. “Gene” Nutter, 71, of Homeworth, passed away on Tuesday, April 4, 2017 at Aultman Hospital. Born on July 21, 1945 in Harrisville, West Virginia to Paul W. and Gerry (Ferree) Nutter, he lived in the Alliance area for most Read Obituary

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Karen Kinser

443w ago

So sorry for your loss Royce. Harley will be missed by all who knew him. He was a great person to know and an asset to the Legion. May the Great Spirit shine upon you doing this time of sorrow. Harley is at peace.

Cyndee Farrell

443w ago

Harley gave many good years of service to Marlington Local Schools. He kept Marlboro Elementary together with his frequent repair jobs and had the building clean every morning for the staff and students. He was a genuinely good man and had a kind smile for everyone. I have fond memories of him enjoying his radio as he worked late, listening to the Indians or his favorite tunes. May you find comfort in your memories.

Larry R. Hunt

443w ago

Gene & I were best friends growing up thru school... we did so very much together throughout high school... Marine Corps at the same time, Many good memories with an ole friend, he will be missed greatly...such a great guy & wonderful friend. My condolences to his family, I've never met you, but I'm sure you will miss him being by your side. We are getting to that age that more of us will be visiting him within a short time, because time flies so fast the older you get. Take care... RIP.... luv ya buddy!

David Newman

443w ago

Gene is an old freind from Alliance. We went to The First Christian Church for many years. Many good times together with Larry Crist, Larry Hunt and many others. We were in the Marines at the same time. Will miss him. New his father Sgt. Nutter of the Alliance police dept. Very good family.

Lavetta Bowers

443w ago

in honor of Harley .

Lee and I would like to send our sincere sympathy to Royce and her family. Harley was very strong through the whole ordeal and now he is without pain and he deserves to be at peace and comfortable at last. Royce has alot of people who care about her and help her through this. She is not alone. He will be missed. Love LaVetta and Lee Bowers. He was a nice person and very thoughtful to the people all around him.

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