He was the grandson of lifelong Parkersburg residents, the late Clyde and Bonnie McCutcheon.
Courageous, talented and humble, living life to the fullest despite great challenges. Now eternally victorious, beyond pain and suffering, enjoying the rewards of a race well run. He will be missed greatly by his family, friends and all who he knew and loved. A loving father, husband and friend, but above all else, an example of a life lived with unwavering faith and hope.
David's beautiful voice was heard by thousands during his tenure as a professional singer for Walt Disney World with the Voices of Liberty, in concerts and productions across Florida, on numerous recordings and at churches and venues around the world. A member of First Presbyterian Church, David was also a bass section leader and soloist for the Chancel Choir.
A longtime resident of Bowling Green, Ohio, David graduated from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1995, where he met his wife, Sarah Wilhelm, and married in December 1996. They soon after began a life in Orlando in June 1997. The proud father of daughter, Rachel (4), he now joins daughter, Elisabeth Ann who preceded him to life everlasting in 2000; and sister, Sarah Elisabeth in 1974. Other surviving relatives include his mother, Carole McCutcheon of Orlando, Fla.; father, Paul McCutcheon of Parkersburg; sister, Rebekah Brothers of Canal Winchester, Ohio; and maternal grandfather, Robert Orndoff of Dublin, Ohio.
Memorials can be made to the Heart of the City Foundation, c/o First Presbyterian Church, 106 E. Church St, Orlando, FL 32801, or the BGSU Foundation Alumni Men's Chorus Society, c/o BGSU Mileti Alumni Center, Bowling Green, OH 43403.
Courageous, talented and humble, living life to the fullest despite great challenges. Now eternally victorious, beyond pain and suffering, enjoying the rewards of a race well run. He will be missed greatly by his family, friends and all who he knew and loved. A loving father, husband and friend, but above all else, an example of a life lived with unwavering faith and hope.
David's beautiful voice was heard by thousands during his tenure as a professional singer for Walt Disney World with the Voices of Liberty, in concerts and productions across Florida, on numerous recordings and at churches and venues around the world. A member of First Presbyterian Church, David was also a bass section leader and soloist for the Chancel Choir.
A longtime resident of Bowling Green, Ohio, David graduated from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1995, where he met his wife, Sarah Wilhelm, and married in December 1996. They soon after began a life in Orlando in June 1997. The proud father of daughter, Rachel (4), he now joins daughter, Elisabeth Ann who preceded him to life everlasting in 2000; and sister, Sarah Elisabeth in 1974. Other surviving relatives include his mother, Carole McCutcheon of Orlando, Fla.; father, Paul McCutcheon of Parkersburg; sister, Rebekah Brothers of Canal Winchester, Ohio; and maternal grandfather, Robert Orndoff of Dublin, Ohio.
Memorials can be made to the Heart of the City Foundation, c/o First Presbyterian Church, 106 E. Church St, Orlando, FL 32801, or the BGSU Foundation Alumni Men's Chorus Society, c/o BGSU Mileti Alumni Center, Bowling Green, OH 43403.
He was the grandson of lifelong Parkersburg residents, the late Clyde and Bonnie McCutcheon.
Courageous, talented and humble, living life to the fullest despite great challenges. Now eternally victorious, beyond pain and suffering, enjoying the rewards of a race well run. He will be missed greatly by his family, friends and all who he knew and loved. A loving father, husband and friend, but above all else, an example of a life lived with unwavering faith and hope.
David's beautiful voice was heard by thousands during his tenure as a professional singer for Walt Disney World with the Voices of Liberty, in concerts and productions across Florida, on numerous recordings and at churches and venues around the world. A member of First Presbyterian Church, David was also a bass section leader and soloist for the Chancel Choir.
A longtime resident of Bowling Green, Ohio, David graduated from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1995, where he met his wife, Sarah Wilhelm, and married in December 1996. They soon after began a life in Orlando in June 1997. The proud father of daughter, Rachel (4), he now joins daughter, Elisabeth Ann who preceded him to life everlasting in 2000; and sister, Sarah Elisabeth in 1974. Other surviving relatives include his mother, Carole McCutcheon of Orlando, Fla.; father, Paul McCutcheon of Parkersburg; sister, Rebekah Brothers of Canal Winchester, Ohio; and maternal grandfather, Robert Orndoff of Dublin, Ohio.
Memorials can be made to the Heart of the City Foundation, c/o First Presbyterian Church, 106 E. Church St, Orlando, FL 32801, or the BGSU Foundation Alumni Men's Chorus Society, c/o BGSU Mileti Alumni Center, Bowling Green, OH 43403.
Courageous, talented and humble, living life to the fullest despite great challenges. Now eternally victorious, beyond pain and suffering, enjoying the rewards of a race well run. He will be missed greatly by his family, friends and all who he knew and loved. A loving father, husband and friend, but above all else, an example of a life lived with unwavering faith and hope.
David's beautiful voice was heard by thousands during his tenure as a professional singer for Walt Disney World with the Voices of Liberty, in concerts and productions across Florida, on numerous recordings and at churches and venues around the world. A member of First Presbyterian Church, David was also a bass section leader and soloist for the Chancel Choir.
A longtime resident of Bowling Green, Ohio, David graduated from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1995, where he met his wife, Sarah Wilhelm, and married in December 1996. They soon after began a life in Orlando in June 1997. The proud father of daughter, Rachel (4), he now joins daughter, Elisabeth Ann who preceded him to life everlasting in 2000; and sister, Sarah Elisabeth in 1974. Other surviving relatives include his mother, Carole McCutcheon of Orlando, Fla.; father, Paul McCutcheon of Parkersburg; sister, Rebekah Brothers of Canal Winchester, Ohio; and maternal grandfather, Robert Orndoff of Dublin, Ohio.
Memorials can be made to the Heart of the City Foundation, c/o First Presbyterian Church, 106 E. Church St, Orlando, FL 32801, or the BGSU Foundation Alumni Men's Chorus Society, c/o BGSU Mileti Alumni Center, Bowling Green, OH 43403.
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