Hank “Mutt” Mutter age 65 of Elkhorn City, Ky. was born on April 14, 1959 in Pikeville, Ky. and passed away at home on Monday, June 17, 2024, Hank was the son of Ruey Mutter and Delois Coleman Mutter who preceded him in death. He was a teacher in the Pike County School System, member of the Thomas DeVenny Lodge in Freeburn, Ky. Eastern Star, KEA, KEAR, PCEA and a moderator for the local and state Academic Team. Survivors are his wife; Teffany Potter Mutter, sons; Anthony (Sarah) Mutter of Blountville, Tn., Christopher “Crick” Mutter of Elkhorn City, and Josh Taylor of Elkhorn City, sister; Jennie Campbell of Edgewater, Fl., and granddaughter; Saylor Mutter. The Thomas DeVenny Lodge will have a service on Friday, June 21, 2024, at 7:00 with a Celebration of Life Service following at 7:30 PM. On Saturday, June 22, 2024 there will also be a Celebration of Life Service at 7:00 PM . In lieu of flowers please make donations to a scholarship fund being established in his name.
was a great teacher taught me in school was a good hearted man would give you the shirt off his back to help you you will be missed mr. mutter
Hank was my roommate in college while we were at UK. To say someone is larger than life is sometimes over stated but not with Hank. I’m left with such guilt for not reaching out to him over our post college years. We take so many things for granted and for not getting in touch with Hank will forever haunt me. He was a very dear friend once and for that I’m eternally grateful.
Hank was my best bus driver he was a sweet man I’m going to miss him he sure knew how to make u laugh when u were down in the dumps there wasn’t no dull moments when he was around because he used to make me laugh alot when i was sad
Go to Feds Creek Year Books on Facebook, and you will find many comments about Mutt, and how positive his life was. Also two posts with pictures of Mutt from the annuals published at dear old FCHS while he was there. That would be from 1985-2002. School bus driver, too, both at Feds Creek, and later at East Ridge.
Truly a great man