Daughter of the late Charles and Ida Butts Brittain, Mrs. Cutulle lived in Russell, Kan. and worked as a movie projectionist at the Dream and Mecca Theaters. Her first husband, Glen E. Danielson, was killed during World War II flying a B-17 in 1944. She later married her second husband, Anthony J. Cutulle, and in 1948 moved to Watervliet with her family. Mr. Cutulle died in 1999. Mrs. Cutulle was a homemaker raising her three children and also was a Fuller Brush Lady for 20 years. She was active in Scouting for over 40 years and was one of the founding members of Cub Scout Pack #39 based at the Watervliet Civic Center. She also was in charge of the Watervliet Civic Center Thrift Shop for many years. She was a member of the United Methodist Church in Watervliet where she was active in the church suppers and the soup kitchen. She loved to attend sporting events at Watervliet High School, was an avid reader and enjoyed traveling. Mother of three, grandmother of eight, great-grandmother of three, she was predeceased by a sister, Vivian Stambugh.
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)
Daughter of the late Charles and Ida Butts Brittain, Mrs. Cutulle lived in Russell, Kan. and worked as a movie projectionist at the Dream and Mecca Theaters. Her first husband, Glen E. Danielson, was killed during World War II flying a B-17 in 1944. She later married her second husband, Anthony J. Cutulle, and in 1948 moved to Watervliet with her family. Mr. Cutulle died in 1999. Mrs. Cutulle was a homemaker raising her three children and also was a Fuller Brush Lady for 20 years. She was active in Scouting for over 40 years and was one of the founding members of Cub Scout Pack #39 based at the Watervliet Civic Center. She also was in charge of the Watervliet Civic Center Thrift Shop for many years. She was a member of the United Methodist Church in Watervliet where she was active in the church suppers and the soup kitchen. She loved to attend sporting events at Watervliet High School, was an avid reader and enjoyed traveling. Mother of three, grandmother of eight, great-grandmother of three, she was predeceased by a sister, Vivian Stambugh.
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)
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