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Obituaries

James Dallas Cutter “Jim”
January 6, 1935- September 29, 2026
Passed peacefully at home. Predeceased by beloved first wife and Mother to his children Dorothy Mogle and great granddaughter Inola Clark, and his parents Dallas and Lena Cutter.
Survived by loving wife Kathleen Jones Cutter, three children James (Lin) Cutter, Mary (David) DeGennaro and Theresa (Michael) Goth. Eight grandchildren: Kimberly, Megan, Gia, Emily, David, Margaret, Elizabeth and Matthias; eleven great grandchildren: George, Rosie, Jimmy, Tommy, Dakota, Aurora, Philomena, Tsula, Timmy, Bexlie and Caprina. Jim is also survived by sisters Charlotte Chamberlain and Donna Graves.
He was very proud of all of his grandchildren and great grands and frequently told stories about them.
He is a U.S. Army veteran and Retiree of Rochester Telephone Company.
Per his wishes,there will be no services.
In lieu of flowers, kindly consider a donation to Blood Cancer United in memory of Dorothy Cutter. www.bloodcancerunited.org

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  1. Dear Mary, Dave, Kathy and the entire Family. We are so sorry to see Jim had passed away. He was a great Man, we always enjoyed seeing him at parties and togethers. Sending Hugs and Prayers to everyone.
    Our Deepest Sympathy
    Love Sue & Joe

  2. I am so sorry to learn of Uncle Jimmy’s passing. (He wasn’t my uncle but I called him that. Too tie was my cousin . Every year when I was young Tootie and Jimmy would bring me the biggest pumpkin in North America.
    At least I thought so. Jimmy could walk out to the grass and find a four leaf clover in minutes. I remember seeing him in his uniform. I know he has found peace. I think if you look up on the telephone pole you might just see him. All of my love M.

  3. So very sorry to learn of Jim’s passing. Sending sincere sympathy to his children, grandchildren & great-grandchildren. Also condolences to his sisters, Charlotte & Donna. Rest in peace, cousin! 🙏

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