Birth date: Aug 2, 1991 Death date: Oct 28, 2023
In 32 beautiful years, David Alan Nutter’s flame burned bright and strong. Some would say he burned both ends of his wick, others would say he truly lived, experiencing love and life to its fullest. David was a curious and honest Read Obituary
Hello..I did not know David but I was at that exact spot moments before heading to the waterfront that day. As I was going back the road was closed and I had to pass by the scene. I dont know why but a sense of peace came over me and I pulled over for a few moments. Perhaps in a remote way he touched my life also. He sounded like a decent person who was truly loved. So sorry for your loss. May he be at peace.
Cathy, Vera and Caitlyn,
I am so very sorry for your loss. I only knew David as a small child and he was such a sweet little boy. You are all in my prayers
Beth (Gunther) Romanchak
David or as I’ve always called him Dnut, will be sincerely missed and forever in our hearts in a major way. I met David through my older brother Sean, and very quickly he became an older brother of mine as well. In that inclusive, happy, and loving way, Dnut looked out for me as a freshman in high school and made sure that upperclassmen knew who I was! It’s difficult to write down all of the memories we had with our larger crew through the years, from time out on the water, snowboarding together, sporting events, visits at college, and just a great all around friendship. Nutter was truly a kindhearted guy, that lifted everyone’s spirits he was around, and I’ll miss him. My heart goes out to his family, and everyone who had a relationship with david.
Love,
Joey Oddis
Losing David has devastated our whole family. We’ve known David for over 17 years and during that time each family member shared a special relationship with him. He touched us and grabbed our hearts with each phase of his growth into manhood. Many fun times together. We love the man he grew into. He was a genuinely caring, energetic, loyal and loving friend. We also feel deeply blessed to have several visits with him one week prior to his passing. We talked philosophically and practically about life and it was so clear how excited he was about the future and typical David, he was passionate and energetic about all of it. A true gift. We will have special David moments to share in conversations at our home far into the future as he will always be remembered. With love from Debbie and Joe Oddis
My wife Elena and I had the absolute pleasure of meeting David and his lovely partner Natalie last year through mutual friends' Cam and Katherine. As soon as we met David, we knew this guy was something special. Natalie and David, the summer of 2022, wanted to join us all for DC Pride in June and of course they came. After seeing how David was and interacted with the LGBTQ community, it made him much more of a one of a kind guy. He didn't care what you looked like, your gender, ethnicity, whatever. He was accepting of all and there will never be anyone like him. The last time we saw David was this past April 23' for Cam's b-day party. Elena, Natalie, David, and I were being our silly selves talking about Spongebob and quoting the show. That night was filled with smiles, laughter and memories made. I will always remember that night being with him and getting to know him more. Sending love, hugs, and condolences to both familes, friends, and loved ones. Rest easy David of Bikini Bottom, you're memory will live on.
