Jimmy McCutcheon

[Mike C.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

We'll miss you Jimmy.

[John D.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

I remember first meeting Jimmy at the Seven Springs National in early 90's. Always smiling and quite popular with everyone at the show.
In later years when he got ill he never complained and made the best of it. RIP Jimmy

[Dick W.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

The funeral for Jimmy will be Saturday, July 3rd at 2:00 p.m. at the Valley Chapel in Homewood.

Valley Chapel
1802 Oxmoor Road
Homewood, AL 35209
Phone: 205-879-3401

Visitation will be from 12:00 noon until 2:00 p.m.

Burial will be at the Acton Cemetery.

After the Chapel services, all those driving Corvettes will line up and go as a group to the cemetery.

Directions to the Chapel: Exit I20 at Vestavia Hills (Hwy 31), turn right and proceed about 5 miles to
Oxmoor Road (Piggly Wiggly on left - school on right), turn right and go about 2-3 blocks. The Chapel
should be on the right.

[Peter M.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

It's always difficult when a good man leaves the party.

RIP, Jimmy.

[Mike M.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

Jimmy was a true gentleman and a great friend. Great memories.
Always with a smile and a quick wit through all of his adversities.
Willingly sharing his vast Corvette knowledge and offering a helping hand unselfishly.
Jimmy, I have always valued that flashlight that you gave to me very highly, now it is priceless!
Condolences, Beverly, we are here for you.
Know that we will always remember the good times we had togeether.
Mike

[Chuck L.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

I hope all these messages will show Jimmy's friends and relatives how well he was regarded. A true NCRS icon.

[Cece N.]

Re: Jimmy McCutcheon

How very sad for Beverly and his family and all of us iin NCRS. I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to serve on the Board of Directors when Jimmie was a regional rep. Not only did I appreciate his unfailing cheerfulness but also greatly admired the courage both he and Beverly showed in dealing with his illness. We are all richer for having known him and I feel sure he is in heaven surrounded by Corvettes. See ya down the road, Jimmie.