Irene Stern McNutt, 86, of Wallis died Wednesday at the home of her son and daughter-in-law in Garland. Mrs. McNutt was born September 14, 1906. Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law Paul and Barbara; three grandchildren: Ernie and his wife Tasha of St. Louis, Missouri, Wesley of College Station and Maureen of Garland; a sister, Bessie Scrogin of Wallis; a brother, Jack Stern and his wife Skeet of Wallis. Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society.
First Wife of Ernest Paul "Dyke" McNutt. Mother of Ernest Paul McNutt II (b. 1942) Grandmother of Ernest Paul "Ernie" McNutt III (1967), Wesley Quinn McNutt (1972), and Maureen Edyth McNutt (1977).
Barbara McNutt said: "Irene was my Mother in law. A sweeter person than I have ever known. She was quite shy. And she did love to cook. Her 3 grand kids loved her and going to her little house in Wallis. She lover to sew on her treadle sewing machine. And what a green thumb! I would take my sad plants to her for "intensive" care ! She loved her irises; now she has a great-granddaughter named Iris."
Linda McNutt Wyatt said:
"Aunt Irene was one of the sweetest ladies ever. So kind and so gentle. When we would go to Freeport, there was ALWAYS so much food. The best ham you would ever put in your mouth. Many years after my grandmother McNutt passed away, Aunt Irene made certain that I got the hand crocheted piano cover and table cover. The table cloth is on my table in Round Rock, Texas now. Mom and I went to see her in Wallis. She was always sooooo generous."
First Wife of Ernest Paul "Dyke" McNutt. Mother of Ernest Paul McNutt II (b. 1942) Grandmother of Ernest Paul "Ernie" McNutt III (1967), Wesley Quinn McNutt (1972), and Maureen Edyth McNutt (1977).
Barbara McNutt said: "Irene was my Mother in law. A sweeter person than I have ever known. She was quite shy. And she did love to cook. Her 3 grand kids loved her and going to her little house in Wallis. She lover to sew on her treadle sewing machine. And what a green thumb! I would take my sad plants to her for "intensive" care ! She loved her irises; now she has a great-granddaughter named Iris."
Linda McNutt Wyatt said:
"Aunt Irene was one of the sweetest ladies ever. So kind and so gentle. When we would go to Freeport, there was ALWAYS so much food. The best ham you would ever put in your mouth. Many years after my grandmother McNutt passed away, Aunt Irene made certain that I got the hand crocheted piano cover and table cover. The table cloth is on my table in Round Rock, Texas now. Mom and I went to see her in Wallis. She was always sooooo generous."
Irene Stern McNutt, 86, of Wallis died Wednesday at the home of her son and daughter-in-law in Garland. Mrs. McNutt was born September 14, 1906. Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law Paul and Barbara; three grandchildren: Ernie and his wife Tasha of St. Louis, Missouri, Wesley of College Station and Maureen of Garland; a sister, Bessie Scrogin of Wallis; a brother, Jack Stern and his wife Skeet of Wallis. Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society.
First Wife of Ernest Paul "Dyke" McNutt. Mother of Ernest Paul McNutt II (b. 1942) Grandmother of Ernest Paul "Ernie" McNutt III (1967), Wesley Quinn McNutt (1972), and Maureen Edyth McNutt (1977).
Barbara McNutt said: "Irene was my Mother in law. A sweeter person than I have ever known. She was quite shy. And she did love to cook. Her 3 grand kids loved her and going to her little house in Wallis. She lover to sew on her treadle sewing machine. And what a green thumb! I would take my sad plants to her for "intensive" care ! She loved her irises; now she has a great-granddaughter named Iris."
Linda McNutt Wyatt said:
"Aunt Irene was one of the sweetest ladies ever. So kind and so gentle. When we would go to Freeport, there was ALWAYS so much food. The best ham you would ever put in your mouth. Many years after my grandmother McNutt passed away, Aunt Irene made certain that I got the hand crocheted piano cover and table cover. The table cloth is on my table in Round Rock, Texas now. Mom and I went to see her in Wallis. She was always sooooo generous."
First Wife of Ernest Paul "Dyke" McNutt. Mother of Ernest Paul McNutt II (b. 1942) Grandmother of Ernest Paul "Ernie" McNutt III (1967), Wesley Quinn McNutt (1972), and Maureen Edyth McNutt (1977).
Barbara McNutt said: "Irene was my Mother in law. A sweeter person than I have ever known. She was quite shy. And she did love to cook. Her 3 grand kids loved her and going to her little house in Wallis. She lover to sew on her treadle sewing machine. And what a green thumb! I would take my sad plants to her for "intensive" care ! She loved her irises; now she has a great-granddaughter named Iris."
Linda McNutt Wyatt said:
"Aunt Irene was one of the sweetest ladies ever. So kind and so gentle. When we would go to Freeport, there was ALWAYS so much food. The best ham you would ever put in your mouth. Many years after my grandmother McNutt passed away, Aunt Irene made certain that I got the hand crocheted piano cover and table cover. The table cloth is on my table in Round Rock, Texas now. Mom and I went to see her in Wallis. She was always sooooo generous."
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