Jeffery James Tuttle was the son of James V. Tuttle and Beatrice L. Tuttle. He was the brother of Sharon (Wood) Tuttle and Mitchell Tuttle. He was the very best friend of Larry Caplin since they both were seven years old in 1956. He was born in Northville, Michigan and grew up in Walled Lake, Michigan. He attended Walled Lake Senior High School and played clarinet in the Concert band for all three years. He lived in Michigan for the first twenty years of his life. He then relocated with his family to Winter Haven, Florida and helped his parents open and operate a restaurant there. Jeff later worked for Sears and Roebuck, Disney World in Orlando, and Lakeland Regional Memorial Center in Lakeland. He was a member of the Willow Oak Church of God of Mulberry, Florida and good friend of the Rev. Wayne Massey, and David Massey. Jeff moved to Auburndale after the death of his beloved mother and father and stayed there until his own death of an apparent heart attack at the age of only 62 years, two months and nine days. Jeff was a wonderful man with a kind and sweet disposition. A friendly and dear person, his untimely death was a blow to his family, friends and Church community. One of a kind, and one out of several million, he will be sorely missed and fondly remembered forever.
Jeffery James Tuttle was the son of James V. Tuttle and Beatrice L. Tuttle. He was the brother of Sharon (Wood) Tuttle and Mitchell Tuttle. He was the very best friend of Larry Caplin since they both were seven years old in 1956. He was born in Northville, Michigan and grew up in Walled Lake, Michigan. He attended Walled Lake Senior High School and played clarinet in the Concert band for all three years. He lived in Michigan for the first twenty years of his life. He then relocated with his family to Winter Haven, Florida and helped his parents open and operate a restaurant there. Jeff later worked for Sears and Roebuck, Disney World in Orlando, and Lakeland Regional Memorial Center in Lakeland. He was a member of the Willow Oak Church of God of Mulberry, Florida and good friend of the Rev. Wayne Massey, and David Massey. Jeff moved to Auburndale after the death of his beloved mother and father and stayed there until his own death of an apparent heart attack at the age of only 62 years, two months and nine days. Jeff was a wonderful man with a kind and sweet disposition. A friendly and dear person, his untimely death was a blow to his family, friends and Church community. One of a kind, and one out of several million, he will be sorely missed and fondly remembered forever.
