Justin Lutch |
| Posted 2020-08-04 by LD |
OBITUARY Justin Matthew Lutch October 25, 1987 – July 9, 2020 Our ‘Beautiful Boy’, love of our life, compassionate & empathic friend, veracious knowledge seeker, wondrous athleticism, witty beyond compare, tenacious teaser and just one big goof ball; Justin Matthew Lutch ‘Judgie Man’, passed away on Thursday July 9th, 2020. Beloved and cherished son of Joseph W. Lutch and Mildred E. Lutch. Loving brother of Rae Lutch. Adored nephew of Sharon Zimmerman, Marie Chapple, George Chapple, Mike Lutch and Carl Lutch. Treasured grandson of Gary Shudy and Jack Lutch. Greeting him in everlasting life, with love and light, his Aunt Maggie, Grandpa George, Grandma Shudy, and Grandma Jane. Justin grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. He attended and graduated from Mountain Ridge High School, Arizona State University and Arizona State University Law School. Justin exceled at school earning so many accolades, awards, and scholarships. Always a top student, he also played and competed in his ultimate sport love, tennis. He worked his way to Captain of his High School Tennis Team, competed heavily in UTSA tournaments and continued to play with family and friends. His passions extended to so many areas most notably working out, hiking, music, culinary delights, electronics and cute clothes. Justin’s ultimate passion was with his family and friends; we meant the absolute world to him. His radiance & energy came from being surrounded by everyone he loved. He loved us all so much and each gift he gave, was from his soul. The world is a lesser place without him. A private “Celebration of Justin’s Life” will be held at A.L Moore-Grimshaw Mortuary, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd. Phoenix, Arizona 85013 @ 11:00 am. See Also: Justin Matthew Lutch |
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