Bill was my boss at INSURICA for many years.  When I started working for him Commercial Lines was new to me.  He helped me learn the business with much patience and humor.  He was not only my boss, but was my friend.  I will miss his wry humor. 

Bill was a good friend for over 45 years.  He got me and so many others, to join the OKC Jaycees and truly believed in the Jaycee creed that service to humanity is the best work of life.  He was known as Mr. Bill in the Jaycees community and was a great mentor to young Jaycees.  He was so fun to be around and always had a smile.  He was always willing to help friends and strangers alike,  anyway he could.   All fun and jokes aside, he was a very honorable and loyal man and always did what was right.  He never said goodbye, but rather "Bicycle".   So I will say, you are going to be missed dear friend, till we meet again in the kingdom of our Lord, Bicycle!

Debbie and Rick I am so sorry to hear about Bill.  I so loved his quick wit and friendship.  It was a joy to work with him as regardless of how your day was going he lifted me up.   Your family is in our hearts and prayers at this most difficult time.   We are praying for you!   Love Farris and Darla McDonald.  

Dear Debbie, Ricky, Ruthie, Sam and Laura,

I was saddened to read of Bill’s death.  So many, many memories are going through my head.  Bill’s humor, quick wit and love of his family.  When we all attended Central  Presbyterian Church there were so many memories there. 
Rest In Peace Our Dear Friend

Debbie, our thoughts are with you Ricky and the entire Orcutt Family. 
Our Love, Bobby, DeVon, and Elizabeth Anne  Word

So sorry to hear of Bill's passing.  I worked with him at Whittington Insurance in the mid to late 80's. He was always a sweet kind man and I know he will be missed. Love and condolences to you and your family.

Oh my! So sad to hear this! My favorite Oklahoma  City Jaycee/Senator. We had some fun times on many projects! He definitely had a servants heart!!  One of a kind for sure. 


May the Lord wrap his arms around you all.  Each day brings a new challenge.  Embrace them with wonderful memories.  

Debbie, Ricky and Ruthie,                                                                                                                   I'm sorry you all are going through this,                                                             
I'm so glad I got to see you and Bill ocassionally delivering gifts and documents to my office, I never met a man like your Husband, Dad and Brother.                                                                                                                     
  May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.                                                                                                                          

I found this gem of a picture in one of my photo albums this morning. That’s me with my Uncle Bill when I was about 3. 
Uncle Bill was the silliest man I’ve known. One memory that keeps popping up in my mind was when he was driving and I was in the passenger seat. Out of nowhere, Uncle Bill spit (at least made a very real spit sound), and it went all over the windshield. So yes, he squirted the windshield wiper fluid at the same time as the spit sound. I was super impressed. 
Uncle Bill and his silly humor will definitely be missed at our family gatherings. So thankful his humor lives on in Rick and Woody. 

I am so sorry for your loss and pray God consoles, gives you strength, and the healing of time. Bill was a great man, kind, and generous.

When I was new to the agency - Bill sat in the office next to me for several years.  For the first year, I would always hear a puppy barking somewhere in the office.  I thought someone just brought  their puppy to work to show off.  This went on for months and months - and I could not figure out on my own.

Finally one day I walk into Bill's office and asked do you know who brings the puppy to work once in a while?  Bill's started laughing so hard his face turned red and he let out a bark and then I knew it was him!  In the coming years he performed regularly with jokes, pranks, stories, and just fun to be with.

I will always smile and remember Bill and his invisible puppy.

Maribeth Moak
INSURICA

Bill will be missed by more than can name. I have loved working with him for over 32 years. He was a friend, he always had a smile, always had a joke, and was never sad a day that I can remember. He was loved by many. I will miss you Bill.
Brenda

Debbie and Ricky 
I was so sorry to hear about Bill’s death. I have such great memories of the old neighborhood and raising our families together. Bill had the greatest sense of humor, an unforgettable smile and was like a second dad to my kids. As you may know I lost Ron in February. They were both great men and the world was a better place because of them. You’re in my prayers. 

OBITUARIO

William Allen Orcutt "Bill"

11 octubre, 1949 – 7 octubre, 2022

Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery

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