Kevin Wayne Hutton

Kevin Wayne Hutton of Highlands, Texas went to be with his Lord and Savior on October 22,2021 with his family at his side. Kevin is preceded in death by his father Marshall E. Hutton, and grandparents, Jack Hutton, Viola Hutton, and Louis J. LeBlanc.

Kevin is survived by his wife Anna Hutton, mother Louise Hutton, brother Marshall Hutton and his wife Tonya, sister Erin Odom, and Mimi Sharon LeBlanc

Kevin is also survived by his four children: Kevin Jr and Rian of Rosenburg, Texas, Brenden of Katy, Texas and Amber of Dayton, Texas. Kevin also has two stepchildren Trey and Dane Anzaldua of Baytown, Texas. Numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins, and friends.

Kevin was a friend to many people everywhere. Throughout his career, Kevin worked in many places and made life-long friends wherever he was. Kevin was also an encourager. Kevin is remembered by numerous family and friends for his words of encouragement, even while he was suffering with cancer himself. Kevin was a protector to everyone who loved him. Kevin would often remind his favorite Aggie, Lauren Hutton, “I have friends in College Station” and his favorite future nurse, Ashley Hutton that “I will always love and be there for you.”

Kevin was a loving and helpful son and brother. Kevin always had the tools, knowledge, and skills to repair just about anything mechanical, electrical, and carpentry. On several occasions Kevin would work all day and go help his mother and brother when needed.

Kevin actively loved his family. He rejoiced in their accomplishments, shared in their pain, and always expressed how proud he was of each child. Kevin loved to fish in his spare time and has requested that his ashes be spread at his family cabin in Broaddus Texas

In lieu of flowers: Kevin and his family request that a donation be made to

Highlands First Assembly of God, 405 N. Magnolia, Highlands, Texas 77562 or

https://highlands1stag.generush.org/

A memorial service will be held at Highlands First Assembly of God on November 06,2021 at 2 pm under the direction of Reverend Brandon Brewer.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.earthmanbaytown.com for the Hutton family.