Bridgewater, Vermont

Paul Gideon Hutt, 81, died peacefully at home in Bridgewater on August 23 ^rd , 2022.

He was born July 10, 1941 to Stanley Lowell Hutt and Amy Irene Merriam Hutt of Bridgewater, Vermont, he was one of six children.

Paul would become well known in his hometown over the years, having worked in many industries. He worked as a bus driver, constable, firefighter, electrician, and cemetery commissioner to name a few. He assisted in tearing down the old Woodstock Inn, as well as making use of the parts for projects throughout the surrounding towns. He also claimed fame in Bennington as he was the only person fearless enough to climb up and change the lightbulb atop the Bennington Battle Monument.

In recent years though, Paul was known best for his dedication to the upkeep of cemeteries. He spent the last 38 years working in and serving as commissioner to various local cemeteries. During his free time he loved to hunt, fish, and play scratch lottery tickets. He also stayed close to family and loved spending time with grandchildren, especially attending their basketball games.

Paul is survived by his wife Roberta "Bertie" Hutt, brother Nelson Hutt, daughter Lisa M Olmstead and husband Mike, and son Mark "Marty" Hutt. Also by his grandchildren, April, Michael, Trakker, Hunter, Sierra, Daisey, Ashley, and River, as well as many great-grandchildren. Paul is predeceased his siblings, Betty, Beverly, Donald, and Ginni. Also by his children, Robin, Stephen, and Harold "Chip".

A graveside service to celebrate Paul's life will be held on Saturday September 3, 2022 at the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Bridgewater, Vermont beginning at 10:00am.

Those wishing may make memorial donations the Riverside Cemetery Association, 32 Rose Hill, Woodstock, Vermont 05091 that will be used to continue the loving care that Paul had for keeping things beautiful.

An on-line guest book can be found at cabotfh.com