Condolence: Worked with Bob for several years. Happy go lucky type guys . Always liked to walk up behind and try to scare you. He spoke often of his children. His famous lines at look were. “It’s just a job “ and “ why does that bother you “ to almost everyone. We are going to miss him.

Condolence: Scott, Bo and Brian and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Uncle Bobby was such a special, sweet and caring man, as is noted by all the tributes here. I will always remember the good times Bobby had with my Dad at our house. Now they are together again with Gramma and Papaw...whooping it up I am sure! Love to all of you.
Susan

Condolence: Brian,Jennifer & Family
Scott & BoYoung,

We are so very sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Such a sweet man, with an infectious smile. He will be missed by many. RIP, Cookieman!

Condolence: Brother Bob, that’s how he was known at our house! As in the true Northcutt tradition when we were all together, all the Northcutt’s were waiting to tell a story and one was funnier than the other. We will never forget our trip to Siesta Key with our family, friends and Bobby, we had a blast! We sure will miss you Bobby you were a gentle soul and we love you. RIP, Buddy & Mary Northcutt

Condolence: Brian and Scott. Not sure u remember me but luved ur dad and the fun times we had in bowling and golf. Im sorry i cannot attend the visiting hrs as im leaving for florida tomorrow. Sending much luv,hugs and condolences. He is missed God Bless

Condolence: Such sad news. Unfortunately I hadn’t seen Bob in many years. But we sure did have a lot of laughs back in the day. He was one of my brothers closest friends from grad school, in turn he was like a brother to me ❤️
Condolences to the Northtutt family

Condolence: to the family of robert norcutt, our deepest condolences from the Fran Brazeau Memorial League. Bob was well liked by all. he was a great guy, always helping us out to sub in our league. RIP Bob. prayers to the family. Jackie and Bill Cote

Condolence: I am overwhelmed with emotions and finding it difficult processing the reality your no longer here with us. Your last text to me was “I will see you soon” . When we hung up the phone last Friday, you said “ I love and give Greg a hug”. We never ended a conversation that you didn’t take the opportunity to say “I love you”. The adventures we shared in Nevada will always be my treasure from you. During those two weeks, you must have said 100 plus times, “ Let’s get a big steak and I’ll buy” I’wish now we did. We did however laughed for hours during our trip. Especially going to Lake Tahoe during the snow storm, and trying to get you to drive, so I wouldn’t be responsible for wiping out a quarter of the Northcutt family! So many wonderful and priceless memories I will treasure until our next meeting. I will keep with our norm, and end my message by saying “ I love you Bob”. By the way, you still owe me a big steak dinner!

Condolence: My wonderful brother,my friend and confidant. A man that spoke his mind, and wasn’t afraid of what people thought. He was so honest, loving and thoughtful. Bobby had a way of always being there for me, and others that he knew and loved, He never questioned me in life or judged me, or my actions. He would always say to me that he loved me, something that sometimes is not said enough any more.

Bobby as I called him, leaves behind his two sons and their families, his brothers and sister, and his many many friends that called him cookie man and bear, not to mention all the relatives who loved him.

We will all remember Bobby in our own special way,that will bring a smile to our faces.

Till we meet again Bobby, I Love You my wonderful brother.