Richard (Mac) McNutt
| Residing In: | Olympia, WA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Carole Greer |
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| Occupation: | Senile shed builder and maintainer, wood splitter and professional medical attendee.... |
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| Children: | Jimmy, born 1994; Mary, born 1998 |
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| Military Service: | Ukraine Army |
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Richard (Mac)'s Latest Interactions
Posted on: Apr 01, 2026 at 10:37 AM
Happy birthday, Linda! Wow - 82! Who'd a thunk?
Happy Birthday, Mary!
Happy Birthday, Linda!
Chief, upon hearing of your death, I posted comments, but somehow they didn't get recorded. Probably because I really didn't want to acknowledge that you are no longer with us. I recall visiting you in Portland and having you to our tiny apartment for dinner one evening after your escape from the hospital. I also later saw you in the parking lot of a bus station in Vale, I believe. I have no idea what either of us were doing there, but I'll never forget you jumping up in the air and kicking your heels together to demonstrate how much you had recovered since the last time we had met. This is really sad for me, but I truly believe that you are much happier now in a much nicer place. Despite your peace and happiness, you will be missed by each and every one of your classmates and undoubtedly, many, many others.
Posted on: Oct 29, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Janell, haven't heard a peep from you in a hundred years. Ditto to what Bruce said. Come on back!!
Happy Birthday, Harvey...
Posted on: Sep 27, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Happy early birthday, Colleen! I don't communicate often (unlike Carlene Tsuboda), so you must be special...
Posted on: Sep 15, 2025 at 2:33 AM
As you all probably know, Bill and I lived across the street from each other on 2nd Avenue in Ontario from the 6th grade until TVCC. We were virtually inseparable during all those years. There were many wonderful travels made by us. I started to detail them here, but it began turning into a midsized novel, so out of kindness to you readers, I'll keep this a bit shorter. Upon reading of Bill's passing, I, surprisingly, did not shed a tear. But the world now seems a lot more empty now, and I'll miss him for the rest of my days.
I'll leave the start of my novel below:
He accomanpied me and my family on at least one vacation to Yellowstone. I accompanied him, his mother and younger brother to a trip to Salem to visit her parents in Salem during which we snuck away to the coast for our (at least my) first view of the Pacific Ocean. One summer he and I worked together on my aunt and uncle's ranch in Halfway, OR, as well as hoeing and picking cantelopes and watermelon in Hermiston, OR. We went on the senior sneak together with Mike Smith. Then after we graduated from high school, we took off in our 1929 Ford Model A to get another glimpse of the Pacific. It was raining, and the top on the Model A leaked, so we headed south. Right before we got to the California border, we saw cars lined up at a fruit/vegetable inspection station, and since we had a case of beer that some kind soul had bought for us, we turned around and spent the night at a campground in Brookings, OR. We met a couple of girls while walking on the beach that evening. Bill had worked at the Catholic Hospital in Ontario, and the nuns had given him a couple of tickets to the Worlds Fair in Seattle, WA. Since we were headed south with no intentions of going to the fair, we gave them to the girls who were on their way to the fair with their parents. So, after drinking the beer that night, Bill had an awful hangover and .....
Happy early birthday, and thank you for your recent helpful words...
A couple of my fondest memories of my youth one of which was us in HS football, you trying to hit my ass on long passes of which we could always connect in practice, but never in a game. Another is the time I intruded on you and your wife at what was then EOC in LaGrande. Despite your hospitality, I rudely left your abode on a mission to reach my next assignment in the Army at Ft. Meade, MD. I made it to Ft. Meade, after a slight detour in the Baker City law enforcement facilities - aka da jail. Happy Birthday, Tom. And say hello to you wife for me ....







