Vernon Eugene "Buz" Sutton Jr., 64, of Sweet Home passed away Thursday.
He was born in Vallejo, Calif., to Vernon Sr. and Lily Jean (Erickson) Sutton.
Buz resided in Riddle until graduating from Riddle High School in 1966. After graduation he served in the U.S. Navy until 1993. He lived a year in Oklahoma before moving to Albany in 1994. He moved to Sodaville and lived there until 2007 when he moved to Sweet Home.
Buz worked for Pacific Cast Tech for 15 years. He belonged to the Church of Christ for many years until attending the Holley Church. Buz enjoyed reading, camping, fishing, cooking, wood carving and people.
He is survived by his wife, Susan O'Donnell Sutton of Sweet Home; children Erik Sutton and wife Michelle of Georgia, Amy Sutton Hinton and husband Russell of Oklahoma City, Okla., and stepson Brody Johnson of Sweet Home; sisters Sylvia Nichols and husband Ken, and Liz Risseeuw and husband Lonnie, both of Roseburg; three grandchildren, Michael, Ashley and Harris Sutton; four nieces and nephews; and special great-niece Chandra Risseeuw of Albany.
He was born in Vallejo, Calif., to Vernon Sr. and Lily Jean (Erickson) Sutton.
Buz resided in Riddle until graduating from Riddle High School in 1966. After graduation he served in the U.S. Navy until 1993. He lived a year in Oklahoma before moving to Albany in 1994. He moved to Sodaville and lived there until 2007 when he moved to Sweet Home.
Buz worked for Pacific Cast Tech for 15 years. He belonged to the Church of Christ for many years until attending the Holley Church. Buz enjoyed reading, camping, fishing, cooking, wood carving and people.
He is survived by his wife, Susan O'Donnell Sutton of Sweet Home; children Erik Sutton and wife Michelle of Georgia, Amy Sutton Hinton and husband Russell of Oklahoma City, Okla., and stepson Brody Johnson of Sweet Home; sisters Sylvia Nichols and husband Ken, and Liz Risseeuw and husband Lonnie, both of Roseburg; three grandchildren, Michael, Ashley and Harris Sutton; four nieces and nephews; and special great-niece Chandra Risseeuw of Albany.
Vernon Eugene "Buz" Sutton Jr., 64, of Sweet Home passed away Thursday.
He was born in Vallejo, Calif., to Vernon Sr. and Lily Jean (Erickson) Sutton.
Buz resided in Riddle until graduating from Riddle High School in 1966. After graduation he served in the U.S. Navy until 1993. He lived a year in Oklahoma before moving to Albany in 1994. He moved to Sodaville and lived there until 2007 when he moved to Sweet Home.
Buz worked for Pacific Cast Tech for 15 years. He belonged to the Church of Christ for many years until attending the Holley Church. Buz enjoyed reading, camping, fishing, cooking, wood carving and people.
He is survived by his wife, Susan O'Donnell Sutton of Sweet Home; children Erik Sutton and wife Michelle of Georgia, Amy Sutton Hinton and husband Russell of Oklahoma City, Okla., and stepson Brody Johnson of Sweet Home; sisters Sylvia Nichols and husband Ken, and Liz Risseeuw and husband Lonnie, both of Roseburg; three grandchildren, Michael, Ashley and Harris Sutton; four nieces and nephews; and special great-niece Chandra Risseeuw of Albany.
He was born in Vallejo, Calif., to Vernon Sr. and Lily Jean (Erickson) Sutton.
Buz resided in Riddle until graduating from Riddle High School in 1966. After graduation he served in the U.S. Navy until 1993. He lived a year in Oklahoma before moving to Albany in 1994. He moved to Sodaville and lived there until 2007 when he moved to Sweet Home.
Buz worked for Pacific Cast Tech for 15 years. He belonged to the Church of Christ for many years until attending the Holley Church. Buz enjoyed reading, camping, fishing, cooking, wood carving and people.
He is survived by his wife, Susan O'Donnell Sutton of Sweet Home; children Erik Sutton and wife Michelle of Georgia, Amy Sutton Hinton and husband Russell of Oklahoma City, Okla., and stepson Brody Johnson of Sweet Home; sisters Sylvia Nichols and husband Ken, and Liz Risseeuw and husband Lonnie, both of Roseburg; three grandchildren, Michael, Ashley and Harris Sutton; four nieces and nephews; and special great-niece Chandra Risseeuw of Albany.
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