Obituary for Anthony Lee "Tone, Bones" Hutchins
HUTCHINS, ANTHONY LEE "TONE" "BONES", age 49, of Rosebush passed away Thursday, July 2, 2020.
A Celebration of Tony's Life will take place at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to www.826michigan.org
andwww.gametogrow.org/support Envelopes will be available at the Clark Family Funeral Chapel.
Tony was born on March 28, 1971, in Mt. Pleasant, the son of Lee and Judy (Schutt) Hutchins. Tony enjoyed fishing, playing with his numerous nieces and nephews, playing around and in water, and cooking/hosting family and friends. He was passionate about Dungeons and Dragons, serving as the Dungeon Master, with his amazing story telling abilities. Tony will always be remembered as being everyone’s favorite Uncle.
Tony is survived by his father, Lee Hutchins; grandfather, Alvin Schutt; siblings, Craig (Heather) Hutchins, Melody (John) Mills, Lila (Brett) Morell, and Jay (Heather) Kane; a plethora of nieces and nephews; aunts and uncles, Gary and Denise Schutt, Michael (Sandy) Schutt, Jerry (Sandy) Schutt, Jake (Sherri) Hutchins, Mark (Kris) Hutchins, and Doyle Walker; numerous cousins; and many many friends that were all as close as family.
Tony was preceded in death by his mother, Judy; grandparents, Dorothy and Morris Hutchins and Freda Schutt; and brother, Brent Olson.
A Celebration of Tony's Life will take place at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to www.826michigan.org
andwww.gametogrow.org/support Envelopes will be available at the Clark Family Funeral Chapel.
Tony was born on March 28, 1971, in Mt. Pleasant, the son of Lee and Judy (Schutt) Hutchins. Tony enjoyed fishing, playing with his numerous nieces and nephews, playing around and in water, and cooking/hosting family and friends. He was passionate about Dungeons and Dragons, serving as the Dungeon Master, with his amazing story telling abilities. Tony will always be remembered as being everyone’s favorite Uncle.
Tony is survived by his father, Lee Hutchins; grandfather, Alvin Schutt; siblings, Craig (Heather) Hutchins, Melody (John) Mills, Lila (Brett) Morell, and Jay (Heather) Kane; a plethora of nieces and nephews; aunts and uncles, Gary and Denise Schutt, Michael (Sandy) Schutt, Jerry (Sandy) Schutt, Jake (Sherri) Hutchins, Mark (Kris) Hutchins, and Doyle Walker; numerous cousins; and many many friends that were all as close as family.
Tony was preceded in death by his mother, Judy; grandparents, Dorothy and Morris Hutchins and Freda Schutt; and brother, Brent Olson.