In Memory Of

Loretta Marie McNutt

May 1, 1937 - Jun 25, 2024

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Obituary

Loretta Marie McNutt
May 1st, 1937- June 25th, 2024

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Loretta Marie McNutt. She was born in Saskatchewan to Rita and Howard McNutt, who had a family of five girls and five boys. When she was ten years old, her family moved to Rocky Mountain House, and she lived in the area until her passing. Loretta was a great cook, with homemade bread and cinnamon buns being her specialty; But she could make a meal out of anything. She loved to work outdoors, and always made difficult jobs look easy. She was predeceased by her parents, son Howard, and daughter Linda. She leaves to mourn her sister Alice, daughter Rita (Darren), and two sons Lyle and Austin (Jolene), along with many nieces, nephews and grandchildren.

Memorial donations can be made in Loretta’s name to the non-profit: Drive Happiness

Condolences may be forwarded to www.rockyfuneralhome.ca.
Rocky and Sylvan Lake Funeral Homes and Crematorium, your Golden Rule Funeral Homes, entrusted with the arrangements

Condolences

Carolyn MacKinnon:

She will always be in my heart. Condolences to Rita, Lyle and Austin. Auntie Loretta was my "other mother" for most of my life. I will keep the memories of staying with her for long stretches forever.

Karen DeVouge:

Deepest condolences to Austin Rita and Lyle.
To Alice her only sister left, hugs to you.
I remember Loretta as a great baker and someone who didn’t take no sh@t!
She was a one of a kind.

Benita Olson :

I was very sad to hear of Lorettas passing.
My thoughts are with you Austin,and all of your family, Hope to see you soon.
Loretta was a hard working, happy, kind person. I have good memories of her.

Robert White:

You were my mother in every sense of my life..you will be missed terribly..love you more than you ever knew...sorry about your loss Rita..Austin...lyle. auntie alice..brandi...RIP YOU HAVE BEEN TAKIN TO SOON....

Dave Strong:

A great lady who we will miss. Love your stories Aunt Loretta.

Ricci Collier:

I will always remember the great memories I have as a kid and going to visit you. You did make the best homemade bread I still to this day remember it toasted with butter and honey. You also taught me alot as a child, stuff I still use today, like putting dirt on a bee sting to get the stinger out that I have put to the test and also tafht my son, I remember Playing in the creek and all the animals around you at all times. Rest in Peace Loretta Ricci

Grant:

Auntie Loretta always made me feel so welcome in her home. I have such awesome memories of staying at the farm near Gull Lake and spending some time in Rocky and as I got older dropping in for quick visits in Drayton and Alder Flats. I haven’t seen Auntie for a long time but she was never too far from my thoughts.

My deepest condolences to all of you Rita, Lyle and Austin.

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