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Gerald Lutman

Gerald Lyle Lutman, 86, of Carrington, ND, passed away after a long battle with cancer on January 21, 2019, in Phoenix, AZ with family at his side.

Gerald was born August 4, 1932, in Edmunds, ND, to Charles and Mamie (Rue) Lutman. He enlisted in the Navy the summer of 1950 and served in the Korean War during his 4 years. Gerald met Lois Presser in April, 1955, at a local dance and the two became one August 28, 1956.

In 1956, Gerald began working with Donny Jensen in the house moving business, only later to buy him out in 1963 and rename the business to Carrington House Moving, he semi-retired in 1997; however, Gerald could be found out at Carrington House Moving on a daily basis until 2014, due to his health.

His hobbies included hunting, fishing, traveling the world, gardening, farming and ranching. He enjoyed spending time with his family, especially the yearly family reunions on his childhood farm. He was an avid player of pinochle and cribbage, often times claiming he only lost because someone cheated. He had served in the local chapter of the VFW, the Military Order of the Cootie, the American Legion, and the Trinity Lutheran Church, where he was an active member.

He is survived by his wife, Lois; his ten children, Lyle (Deb) Lutman, Langdon, ND, Lynell Lutman, Minot, ND, David (Julie) Lutman, Carrington, ND, Donene (Yabo) Gjellstad, Velva, ND, Pamela Meyer, Arcadia, CA, Paul Lutman, Vista, CA, Janyce (Brad) Feist, Velva, ND, Jenifer (Homero) Rivas, Dubai, UAE, Mark Lutman, Ft Collins, CO, Michael Lutman, Scottsdale, AZ; nineteen grandchildren; twenty-seven great-grandchildren; three sisters, LaVonne Budd, Joan Chaney, and Jenny Rundblad; two brothers Neil and Russell Lutman; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Mamie; brothers, Merle, Darrell, Roger, and Charles; sisters, Phyllis and Marion and son-in-law, Scott Meyer.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to either the Carrington Trinity Lutheran Church or the Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo.

Visitation will be Monday, 9:00AM-5:00PM at Evans Funeral Home, Carrington and continue from 6:00PM-7:00PM followed by a Prayer Service at Trinity Lutheran Church, Carrington.

Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, January 29, 2019 at 10:30AM at Trinity Lutheran Church, Carrington.

Burial will be at the Carrington Cemetery.

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  1. Our thoughts and prayers are for you all. Your dad was a good man. God Bless.

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  2. You and your family are in my heart and mind. My condolences on the passing of your father and husband.

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  3. So sorry for your lost. He was a hard working man.

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  4. Jenny and all the family. I just wanted you to know my sympathies are sent. Nancy (Ginsbach) Wolf. Jamestown, ND.

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  5. Our thoughts and prayers are with your families. Rest In Peace, Gerald.

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  6. So sorry for your loss, our thoughts and prayers be with you !

    Sincerely

    Merle and Sheila Bickett

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  7. Lois and family: My sympathies to you in this loss of a good man. Gerald was one of the first to welcome me back when I returned from Vietnam. He invited me into the VFW and other veteran’s organization. My wife and I always appreciated Gerald and you coming to our wedding in far-away Fairview, Montana. Charles and Fredricka Gilje

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  8. Many prayers sent to the Lutman family…. Gerald was a great man! May all the precious memories you have carry you through this difficult time..RIP Gerald.

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  9. So sorry to hear, our thoughts and prayers for all.

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  10. Condolences from the Voglewedes. Gerald was a man with a smile.

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  11. I am very deeply saddened for your loss. He was a good man. He always treat me like one of the family, always had a good laugh & sense of humor. He was a very good storyteller and he never gave up on me. I’m going to miss my friend very much.

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  12. Thoughts and prayer to you Lois and to your family. You were good neighbors when we lived in Carrington.

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  13. Prayers of comfort to the Lutman family. May your memories be with you always.

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  14. Lois and family,

    Sorry to hear of Jerry’s passing, my prayers and thoughts are with you all. I’ll always remember Jerry telling us about some of his hunting and fishing trips. May God bless and keep you.

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  15. Sorry to hear of the passing of Cousin Gerald. Thoughts and prayers to the family of Gerald and Lois. Gerald will be missed by many.

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  16. Sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers and sympathy are sent your way.

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  17. I’m going to miss him on our annual fishing trip to Canada and card playing after the steak fry. He loved to fish and play cards

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  18. I want to express my sympathy to you Lois and your family. May memories of good times comfort you.

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  19. Prayers for the family. Sorry for your loss.

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  20. My heart & thoughts are with you today..Lois & family..Gerald..after my Merle died you were my rock..you made sure I was always ok & that I knew I was still part of the family..It didn’t matter that we lived so very far away..You made check up calls to just see how I was doing..When in California you never missed a stop over visit to me..Oh how I looked forward to seeing you all..The visits were especially appreciated even more as we both aged & health issues were taking a toll on you..You have given me the gift of family love & a treasure full of wonderful memories..Love you Gerald…Beverly Lutman, Sister-n-Law

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  21. Being with you & Aunt Lous those last 2 weeks was a sad time..but a privilege for me at the same time..My memories of you as I grew up are many, always happy & wonderful ones..Before I left for home I mentioned to your children how wonderful they all were..the quick, proud response back was..”Our mother taught us love..Our father taught us work..hard work..but he also taught us about family..
    Family was so important to him..to them both..He made sure we were always included..always there for everything no matter where family was”..
    This..along with all the many things you have achieved in your lifetime..was your greatest achievement of all..The teaching of love of family..instilling it in your children, passing it on to the rest of us..It’s a wonderful way to remember you by..You should be so proud..Rest in Peace now Uncle Gerald..for all is well here..Pamela Sousa/niece..California

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  22. Prayers for all of you, sorry for your loss. He was a great, hard working man.

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  23. Our prayers are with the family.

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  24. Lois, prayers for you and your family.

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  25. My sympathy to you Lois and your family. Skip died New Years Eve 2016 while we were visiting Lynette in Texas. I think of you often and hope you are doing ok. I remember our chance meetings in Havasu. Lots of years and lots of memories. God Bless you

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